Arts

On June 20, the Myanmar artist Than Kyaw Htay (from River Gallery), together with Ndary Lo, a sculptor from Senegal, was featured in a two-man show - Silent Walks - in Retour de Voyage Gallery in L'llse Sur La Sorgue, France. The show ends on July 20 so visit if you are nearby!

After two months of lockdown, River Gallery has re-opened its doors and is open 10 am to 5 pm every day. Please come to...

On 25 (Saturday) and 26 (Sunday) July, Tomorrowland is organising Tomorrowland Around the World, a digital festival. Tomorrowland cannot take place in 2020 due to...

At the first glance, you might think this picture is out of some comic book. But, in fact, it's the interior design of a...

Few Chinese auteurs have visualized the way in which loneliness can rip the fabric of the soul more blatantly than Wong Kar-wai, a maverick Hong Kong art-house filmmaker. Loneliness — its misery, its narratives, its antidotes, its eventual confrontation — permeates his movies. Whether in a room flooded with neon-lit giant ads in the densely populated Hong Kong, or a grungy apartment in Buenos Aires, Wong captures not only the nocturnality in Edward Hopper’s paintings but the illuminating insight into the universal human experience amidst its acme of 21st-century urban loneliness.

Cinema-goers have another reason to hate the pandemic with all the much-awaited films delayed. In this list, you'll find some exciting films with trailers...

Zaw Win Htut is Myanmar’s great musical centrifuge, the most influential singer in a country of fifty-five million people. Of unquestionable musical pedigree, he...

You can now watch the award-winning We Were Kings - the story of Burma's lost royal family - for free on YouTube via Timeline from anywhere in the world.