Rubber ducky’s back!
The 18-metre rubber duck, created by Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman, was deliberately deflated on June 10 when its surface began to stretch under the scorching sun, just several…
Arts
Young travellers turn to in-depth trips
In recent years, many new tourism offerings have been created through the integration of culture, art and technology, impacting travel habits.
Noodle bags turn into art
Students in Hanoi are taking bags of noodles they come in and turning them into works of art.
Changing Asian comics: A challenger approaches from the East
Comics in Asia have long been dominated by Japan, who's manga industry has influenced all the other comic industries in Asia.
Glassblowing prodigy shines in the spotlight
Glassblower Zhao Jinya is the first Chinese artist to be featured at the Liuli China Museum in Shanghai.
Five-year-old Hanuman dances his way into hearts of Cambodia
Kakada’s enchanting dance routines have won the hearts of people from all walks of life, as his videos spread like wildfire across social media.
Chinese painter delivers a Taoist outlook in his work of vibrant colours
Cheng Qiang's paintings are a vivid demonstration of his exploration to add dimensions to the presentation of Chinese cultural traditions.
Forget jobs. Will AI come for our joy?
Even if AI can do the same job as some of my favourite artists and writers, the writer does not see it as an all-consuming threat that eliminates the demand for human creators…
‘Black Knight’ shows evolution of Korean dystopian flicks
The torn depiction of Seoul's landmark, Namsan Tower, conjures up fears of what an environmentally devastated Earth may look like.
Japanese artists bring laughter to Vietnamese audiences
Local audiences for the first time have seen the Japanese ancient comedy art called Kyogen performed by father and son artists Ogasawara Tadashi and Ogasawara Hiroaki.