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HumanifestoHumanifesto - Singapore #21 (The times, they are a changin'...)

Bob Dobbs

Or are they? Seems like Earth time is shorter and shorter these days and the world just seems to be getting... weirder, more worrisome. You have the most powerful conspiracy in the world training...
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ArtsYaari Rom's Forbidden Art @ The Forbidden City

Joe Bodia

For the first time ever in Singapore, IndoChine's Forbidden City will be the venue for a unique art exhibition using the human body as canvas. Forbidden Art @ The Forbidden City will showcase a...
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Why teach Thinking in Singapore?

Written by Alvin Chan
The word 'creativity' has so many diverse meanings and interpretations. I remember telling an audience of teachers that creating a mess is also creative as long as new things and views are being conjured up. This led to much laughter and discussion about the meaning of 'creativity' (this notion of 'creative mess' was taken from master-thinker, Dr Edward de Bono). Add a comment
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Night & Day Bar + Gallery + Friends

Written by Cher Tan
There's life in that old building... Add a comment
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Art Practice, Art Space.

Written by Wilson Goh
A space for the arts is valued by its potential to support a practice of art and also what is created within. One of the biggest challenges of artists is to find the space to develop and produce their art. Add a comment
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Think Profile: Dougal Houlihan (The Dubliner)

Written by Elliot Townson
Think recently Shared a night on the town with one of Singapore's most iconic personalities: Dougal Houlihan, the guy whose face graces the ads and shopfront of The Dubliner Irish Pub in Singapore and Bangkok. Add a comment
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Think Profile; Mr Montgomery Burns

Written by Stanley Holditch
This month Stanley Holditch is talking to Springfield's wealthiest resident, Mr. Montgomery Burns. Mr. Burns is in town on business and a little pleasure, and the implications could be shattering... Add a comment
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Things you can do in Singapore when you're completely broke!

Written by Alex Barber
I think we've all felt the sting of extreme poverty before, especially in The Lion City. Perhaps for some of us, it's a constant state. Add a comment
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The M1 Singapore Fringe Festival

Tags: Singapore Events | Singapore fringe festival

Written by Joe Bodia
The M1 Singapore Fringe Festival is back ...with its fourth edition from the 16th to the 27th of January. Organised and curated by The Necessary Stage, this much anticipated festival promises to be exhilarating, edgy and thought-provoking, across a variety of genres. Add a comment
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Tales of a Hungry BunnyTales of a Hungry Bunny - Chapter 13 (Can I ask you a question?)

Daisy Blaze

Can I ask you a question? Doesn't matter if you're male or female, just do me a favour and ponder about it for a while - can women live without men?
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