Art Republik

Julien Anton takes the top prize with a seahorse family portrait, as Oceanographic and Blancpain reveal this year’s full list of category winners.

Art curator Kenneth Wong shares how art, heritage and community memory can reshape Malaysia’s cultural archive while strengthening regional visibility.

From immersive art to luxury fashion, Yayoi Kusama turned personal obsession into one of contemporary culture’s most powerful visual languages.

Indonesian artist Dian Suci’s winning proposal explores spirituality, craftsmanship and cultural memory.

From gallery exhibitions and artist talks to cross-disciplinary collaborations, Singapore’s art scene is creating more opportunities for audiences to engage with contemporary creativity beyond the traditional act of collecting.

Singaporean contemporary artist Chok Si Xuan creates otherworldly installations that are as technical as they are artful.

Working with archival textiles and intricate hand-sewn construction, Julie H.C.’s Bangkok exhibition “RESONANCE” explores the emotional weight carried by material, movement and preservation.

These eight reality-defying exhibitions explore how immersive environments and perception become part of the artwork on display.