Red Dot Design Museum
With over 1000 exhibits of product design and communication design from over 50 countries, the Red Dot Museum is the pinnacle of creativity and innova…
Culture
City Nomads’ guides, reviews and recommendations on cultural activities around the world – The Arts, Theatre, Shows, Concerts, Performances.
Progression, Performance and Collaboration at Lit Up 2013
From 19th to 21st July, Singapore will be playing host to the now well-established multi-disciplinary arts event: Lit up 2013. Originating in 2009 by …
Cook a Pot of Curry by W!ld Rice (Spotlight on Alfian Sa’at)
W!ld Rice's Alfian Sa'at – In The Spotlight features the premiere of his new play Cook A Pot Of Curry and the revival of two of his older plays: The Optic Trilogy, which has been translated and perfor…
CHIJMES
CHJIMES initially began life as the schools grounds for the Convent of Holy Infant Jesus for over 130 years, before being restored and redeveloped int…
The Mystery of Picasso’s Creative Process
STPI's latest exhibition, The Mystery of Picasso's Creative Process: The Art of Printmaking, is a genuinely fascinating new exhibition that our little…
Lit Up 2013: the indie arts festival
Poetry... whether it's classic literary greats or your lover's clandestine whispered words of passion, it has the power to affect all of us greatly. As the world moves faster and faster, language, whe…
Kapok Singapore
The name kapok derives from the majestic emergent trees of the same name. The trees grow tall in their ecosystem and provide a home for plants and ani…
High Class – where reality television meets the tai-tai lifestyle!
Michael Chiang, one of Singapore's popular playwrights, has made a comeback with his first play in fourteen years, High Class. Chiang, who is best kno…
Natalie Hiong makes a Beautiful Mess!
Perhaps I reviewed this album a little too late, three months after its release. Or maybe not. The charm about Natalie Hiong's album is like a pot of congee on a slow cooker, or a con on a long-term j…
Don’t Upset the Rhythm! – An Interview with The Noisettes
You may have heard that The Noisettes recently came to town. An English indie rock band from London composed of singer and bassist Shingai Shoniwa and…