Culture

If it looks like trashy reality TV, that’s because it is precisely that. The content of the Netflix series is mostly asinine, but it does strike up some trains of thought for a Singaporean viewer.

This month, the French luxury house will host Louis Vuitton X, an exhibition in Rodeo Drive to celebrate 160 years of creative conversations, exchange, and collaboration that have made the brand so artistically rich.

The new monograph from Phaidon, 'Marc Jacobs Illustrated', sees the American designer teaming up with Grace Coddington to look back on an illustrious career in fashion design, spanning the Perry Ellis days, his Louis Vuitton era, and through it all, Jacobs’ own inimitable style.

Watch this short film by the iconic Academy Award-winning director, starring Michael B. Jordan as a wayfaring biker in a Los Angeles desert.

On the tail of a debut solo show in Taksu Gallery in Kuala Lumpur, the Singaporean artist talks to ISSUE Magazine about his practice and obsession with colour.

The Projector screened some of the most powerful LGBTQ films released recently as part of Pink Dot’s fringe activities

The word hipster, used to describe a specific youth subculture, is still being dissected and dragged from its grave for no reason other than to psychoanalyse ourselves.

The famed photographer is getting a double shout with two simultaneous exhibitions at the Armani/Silos and Fondazione Sozzani galleries centered on her work opening in September, timed for Milan Fashion Week

Jonathan Anderson has turned his cultural eye to 6 classics of literature in a collection of specially designed and published books

Could Virgil Abloh be the necessary kick we need to reconsider creativity today?

Olafur Eliasson’s first building, Fjordenhus, is a brick marvel combining fluid curvilinearity and unrelenting modernism

Dior collaborates with Assoulin to commemorate its 70th anniversary with books cataloguing all of its artistic directors, from the original Christian Dior to today’s Maria Grazia Chiuri

Our cultural commentator considers the sanctity of literary publishing in the dawning age of instapoets