When it comes to crystal healing, you’re either a fervent believer or an irate cynic. This is new-age spirituality and it’s not going away anytime soon.

Staying true to old spirits and beliefs, akin to keeping a candle flame lit amidst the winds.

In a society shaped by ideals of pragmatism and practicality, there are hidden facets of the everyday that several communities find meaning in and form identities from. These are the powerful rituals and stories that have lived through the efforts of generations. From spiritual beliefs to superstitions and nation-building narratives, these stories have served the lives of Singaporeans with their own purposes, regardless of truth.

This commentary was conceived as a series of designs inspired by my daily lunch visits to neighbourhood hawker centres during Phase 2 (Heightened Alert). I explored the aesthetic development of Chinese hawker signboard designs through five unofficial categories I devised to signify each stylistic period.

Seeking respite from the hustle & bustle of city life? Book a wellness-focused staycation package at the Dusit Thani Laguna resort at Singapore’s eastern precinct!

When air travel started to lose its pace during the initial days of the pandemic, Changi Airport Group (CAG) knew it was important to seize the initiative and turn crisis into opportunity. It was with this in mind that CAG started the ONEChangi CARE Ambassador Training Programme, to build awareness and up-skill frontline workers at the airport with timely passenger disability training.

Art goes on even as we remain apart. Together with the Metta Welfare Association, Changi Foundation welcomes the third edition of the "Colours of Life" exhibition in a refreshed virtual format for the very first time.

Constantly striving to reinvent and enhance the Changi Experience, work never stops for Changi Airport Group’s (CAG) Experience Creation team. Learn more about their latest efforts to re-purpose our festive dinosaurs at the Changi Jurassic Mile.

There's plenty of picture-perfect spots in the East of Singapore. Grab a friend and head down to Changi Precinct to snap that shot today!

Running out of places to visit this stay-home season? Here are five places with refreshing sights that will have you wonder whether you’re actually still in Singapore.

Garnishes have long been a part of the food we eat. But beyond a decorative element, how often do we actually consume them? This essay considers the ethics of food garnishing in a Singaporean context and looks into stories we never knew about these tiny embellishments.

Releasing an album goes beyond music production - we buy not just into the tracks produced, but also the concept imagined. These are indulged through the form of album art, which embodies the essence of the music put out. However, the advent of streaming platforms has created seamless access not just to music, but also the easy consumption of album covers in lieu of album packaging and art. Through vinyls, Darryl reimagines the thought and appreciation one once held for album art in “Sleep on Beds, Not Album Art”.

Ever wondered how art direction propelled today’s Korean Pop? This essay explores the visual identities of three K-Pop albums, examining the importance of creative vision in communicating musical styles and direction.

The National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Center (Namic) has concluded a memorandum of understanding with Siemens to accelerate the adoption of additive manufacturing in the region.

The possibility of using drones for remote inspection and maintenance of Singapore’s Southern Islands is being explored in a six-month trial.

The Clermont Group, an international business group headquartered in Singapore, has announced its acquisition of Eviation Aircraft on 29 Aug 2019.

Singapore’s Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA) and Rolls-Royce Holdings PLC have announced on 23 July 2019, the launch of a new artificial intelligence (AI) project to improve the Republic of Singapore Air Force’s (RSAF) existing engine maintenance procedures.

Pratt & Whitney will witness four of its Singapore-based facilities launching artificial intelligence and automation technologies to improve its engine maintenance operations in Asia Pacific.

The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore has signed a technical agreement with the Civil Aviation Administration of China, in what is said to be the latter’s first such bilateral agreement with any civil aviation authority.

Additive manufacturing solutions could generate up to US$100 billion of economic value in Asean by 2025, said representatives of German conglomerate Thyssenkrupp on 2 July 2019.

IoT interface aims to digitally connect elements of the aircraft, including its seats and lavatories, to cater to personal needs of passengers and crew onboard.

German cabin interiors and aircraft systems provider, Diehl Aviation, has designated SR Technics Malaysia as its authorised repair station in Asia.

A research essay on filmic representations of the Korean peninsula in contemporary South Korean cinema, explored through three division films, for a Korean Cinema module.

One student’s love for nature took him from collecting discarded scraps to starting his own floristry business.