Rajinder Singh’s new show, Saffron Crossings, is on at Wei-Ling Gallery until 26 September. He talks to Chin Huat about the ship that carried three generations of his family across the Bay of Bengal, the red he had to invent a name for, and why he doesn’t quite trust a

Edmund Tan and Lim Shiew Li on Building Malaysia’s Homegrown Ice Cream Brand

As Aman prepares to open its first Singapore property high above the city, Bernard Lee of Kerry Hill Architects explains how Black and White bungalows, tropical architecture and an understanding of space are shaping an urban Aman for a new generation.

PEOPLE By Ong Chin Huat There is a particular kind of quiet that surrounds Yau Bee Ling. It is not the quiet of someone who has little to say, but of someone who has learned — over thirty-five years of painting — that the most important things rarely announce themselves

There are moments when fashion feels less like spectacle and more like something quietly considered. At a recent private presentation held in the Presidential Suite of the Kimpton Naluria Hotel in Kuala Lumpur, Serbian designer Mihailo Anušić introduced his label Mihano Momosa to a Southeast Asian audience in precisely that manner—intimate, composed, and deliberate.