Thirishaa Selvaraj, who graduates with a BA (Hons) Fine Arts, uses elements like sarees, rice powder and hair to connect shared experiences amongst Indian women. Often inspired by Hinduism and Indian mythology, she aims to revive traditions and rituals while reframing the meanings behind them.

In this article, Tamil Murasu speaks with Thirishaa ahead of LASALLE’s 39th Convocation ceremony to find out more about the inspirations behind her artwork.

Art and design play a crucial role in the development of various industries, and a sense of curiosity, empathy, and creativity are qualities that machines cannot replace.

Minister for Manpower Dr Tan See Leng shared this view in his speech at the LASALLE College of the Arts graduation ceremony on Friday 8 August.

Tan See Leng: 70% of non-creative jobs require creative skills

774 graduates from LASALLE College of the Arts received their Diplomas, Bachelor of Arts (Honours) and Master’s degrees at a Convocation ceremony held at the Singapore Expo Convention & Exhibition Centre on 8 August. 16 graduates from the Class of 2025 also received the LASALLE Award for Academic Excellence, awarded to the top students in the cohort. 

AsiaOne examines the use of generative AI in the creative industries, speaking with Dr Wolfgang Muench, Dean, Learning, Teaching & Research at LASALLE College of the Arts.

Dr Muench expressed that generative AI hasn't changed artistic practice, but has changed the environment of artistic practice. He also spoke about how artists can use generative AI as a tool in their practice.

Watch the video.