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Art & Design19 February 2019
Person to Know: This Pioneering Artist is on the Brink of Her First Big Retrospective, at 98

A string of solo exhibitions will shine new light on the work of the Venezuelan-born artist Luchita Hurtado.
Art & Design17 February 2019
Person to Know: The Artist Creating a 150-Foot-Long Glass Rainbow

This summer, Sarah Cain will bring a high-art tradition into an unexpected setting: the San Francisco International Airport.
Art & Design, T | On Set14 February 2019
On Set | Swizz Beatz

The music producer and art collector talks about a work in his collection that is particularly important to him: “Fallou” (2018) by Jordan Casteel.
T | On Set, Art & Design13 February 2019
On Set | Megan Miao

The Singaporean artist pays homage to the purple whale — a DIY sex toy made by women inmates out of found objects in prison.
Art & Design13 February 2019
Inside a Designer’s Theatrical Apartment and Studio in Rome

With his towering rope urns and trompe l’oeil rugs, F. Taylor Colantonio has created a surrealist world of his own.
T | On Set, Art & Design10 February 2019
On Set | Yusuke Fukuchi At The "Minimalism: Space. Light. Object." Exhibition

The 35-year-old Japanese actor and model, Yusuke Fukuchi, at the ArtScience Museum's blockbuster minimalist exhibition.

Art & Design10 February 2019
Two Singaporeans Reflect on the Icons of Chinese New Year

A photographer and a writer meditate on the oft-overlooked talismans of the festive season through ‘Still’, a poignant photo essay.
Beauty, Art & Design8 February 2019
A Smell Researcher Staging a Smell Exhibition In Singapore

According to smell researcher and artist Sissel Tolaas, we should be paying more attention to what is perhaps our most under-appreciated sense.
Art & Design4 February 2019
Three Singaporean Men Who Refuse To Give Up On Traditional Crafts

In a vastly digitised world, there still remain a select few who return to fundamental crafts of the past in carving out a living for themselves.

Art & Design1 February 2019
Brand to Know: An East London Studio Reinventing the Terrazzo, Sustainably

Using a maelstrom of marble rejects, nascent workshop Altrock casts slabs of picture-perfect terrazzo marvels.
Art & Design, Entertainment & Culture1 February 2019
A Group of Gay Male Ballet Dancers Redefining Masculinity

A new generation of dancers are collapsing the boundaries between queerness and maleness in ballet.
Art & Design30 January 2019
At iLight Singapore, An Instagram-Worthy Abstraction Of The Big Bang

The installation, "Transporta", takes its audiences on a violent light display of the universe's inception, the Big Bang.

Art & Design22 January 2019
Brand to Know: A Beloved Provence-Based Wicker Workshop

This week, Atelier Vime unveils its new showroom and a collaboration with the American artist Wayne Pate.
Art & Design, Gourmet20 January 2019
One Photographer’s Delicious (and Technicolor) Homage to Apples

In “Odd Apples,” William Mullan chronicles — and idealises — rare varieties of the fruit.
Art & Design13 January 2019
How a Japanese Craftsman Lives by the Consuming Art of Indigo Dyeing

There are some traditions that are universal. Here, we highlight a single craft — and how it’s being adapted, rethought and remade for the 21st century.
Art & Design, Travel, Trending10 January 2019
At Giorgio Armani’s Weekend Retreat, Live Swans and Gilded Arches

For decades, the fashion designer has been escaping to an estate outside Milan that proves even minimalists (sometimes) like a little coziness.
Art & Design3 January 2019
Why Is Japan Still So Attached to Paper?

Washi is to the Japanese something like what wine is to the French — a national obsession and point of pride.
Art & Design2 January 2019
People to Know: The South Asian Artists Making Their Mark on the Western Scene

Women from India, Pakistan and beyond are finally gaining recognition thanks to a spate of recent and coming museum shows.
Art & Design27 December 2018
T Suggests: A Glimpse Inside Chanel, the Art of Instant Gratification and Nipple Brooches

A cultural compendium of things T editors are excited about in a given month.
Art & Design18 December 2018
Black and White Street Photography, in the Digital Age

Seeing in black and white, British street photographer Alan Schaller perceives the state of the modern world as it is.
Entertainment & Culture, Art & Design15 November 2018
In Telok Ayer, An Arts Club Reignites The Spirit Of Community Centres

At Telok Ayer Arts Club, the fluid art-music-food-drink space explores the cultural nexus of Singapore through a refashioning of the city-state’s familiar communal model.
Art & Design12 November 2018
How an Abandoned Hotel Became a Witches’ Lair for ‘Suspiria’

Luca Guadagnino’s latest film takes place in a fictional dance academy in 1970s Berlin, constructed within the dilapidated interiors of a 1912 Italian retreat.
Art & Design11 November 2018
A Wall Of Flowers For An Art Exhibition

Alongside Singaporean artist Yanyun Chen's exhibition of charcoal drawings, an uncanny wall of fresh flowers stands — and is left to wither and die.

Art & Design7 November 2018
Person to Know: The Artist Who Is Selling Out Shows Just Two Years After He Started Painting

Farshad Farzankia left his day job in 2016. Now, he’s just opened his first major U.S. solo show.
Art & Design5 November 2018
Carrie Mae Weems Captures Her Life in 10 Unconventional ‘Polaroids’

When T sent the artist a Polaroid camera and asked her to send back photos, she took a characteristically unexpected approach.
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