Following up on Shawn's post:The website is up- suitably designer-ish, Flash-based, interactive site. Check out the resident artists- Xin&AnnGee, Sokkuan&Kuanth and the ongoing Le Monde est Nous exhibition.
Other blogs that refer to the new gallery cum bar are:
EeShaun's
and Patlaw's
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Modern Tropical Luxe
Designed by one of Singapore's top architectural firms- a practice whose signature modern tropical styles have become synonymous with Singapore's emergent architectural identity. This house displays all the 'classic fingerprints'- the powder rooms overlooking a lush garden, a water feature through the walkway and luxuriously sized bedrooms.For more info:http://www.urbanespaces.com/tropicalluxedetached.html
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1984 Apple's Macintosh Commercial
It's hard to believe that a brand with such a niche, almost deviant message with an ad that references literary works could have almost mainstream appeal.
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The Next Neighbourhood-Again
At around the same time that I was touting the virtues of Pasir Panjang, the Sophia/Niven enclave was of particular interest to me as well. The developments in the area, however, turned out uninteresting and commodified, and, like an out-of-favour stock, I stopped backing it.
Recently, however, I'm hearing news of the formation of a creative enclave involving some of the most respectable names in the industry. Taking advantage of its centrality and the curiously undervalued real estate prices could well be a reason. The seeming 'discovery' (and completion) of neglected conservation buildings could be another. Shawn's post referencing a new bar cum art gallery within a restored 1950s Art Deco building and the recent opening of Air's flagship store(in a breakaway from Park Mall's traditional stranglehold on luxury furniture stores) has me convinced once again as to the neighbourhood's potential- in commercial real estate.
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Graffiti'd video
To put this in context, the original video can be found here:
graffiti.vidavee.com allows you to apply graffiti on any video. I'm hoping there'll be a wider variety soon.
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