ART REPUBLIK - Sep - Nov 2017

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Our Autumn 2017 issue looks at rebels with a cause, from supporters who champion fledgling artists to socially motivated endeavours facilitated by art.

New Frontiers

A preview of Art Taipei 2017

2 mins

New Beginnings

The Affordable Art Fair is back in November with the consolidation of the fair into an annual event.

3 mins

Serpentine Seduction

Bulgari explores the symbolism of its most iconic motif: the serpent

3 mins

Nevermind The Buzzwords

This quarter, Art Republik brings you the good, the bad and the downright scammy in the current art world orbit. From “Chicken Don” (not a bento), to calls for funding cuts, market rigging, to the magical world that is unlocked artist Instagrams — here are the buzzwords you need to know, to re-authenticate your credentials (and not choke on your reheated gentrified $15 food truck chow), when you get accosted by flunkies at the next evening mass gathering of stalls, arguably non-high energy music and Instagrammable decoratives.

3 mins

Pirates' Treasure

The new Asian Heritage Museum will be housed in the iconic Carcosa Seri Negara in Kuala Lumpur

3 mins

All Aboard

Chinese Artist Lin Jingjing Questions the State of Contemporary Living at De Sarthe Gallery

5 mins

Taking Flight

Filipino Artists Alfredo and Isabel Aquilizan Have a New Show at Stpi – Creative Workshop and Gallery

3 mins

Intimate Portraits

An Introduction to Singapore-based Belgian Artist Nasrine Chaoui

2 mins

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ART REPUBLIK Magazine Description:

ART REPUBLIK is Singapore's premier quarterly magazine for the art enthusiast. The magazine is focused on Southeast Asian artists and other key players in the art community, especially on up-and-comers from Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam, with an eye on what's happening in Asia and the rest of the world. It aims to provide an inclusive and expansive exploration of the art world, from public museums to commercial galleries, and from policy-makers to artists as activists. With the tagline 'Elitism for All', the magazine provides insightful and engaging articles to inform and entertain, and is committed to making art accessible to one and all.