Puteri Navet, who is graduating from the BA (Hons) Fashion Design and Textiles programme, believes that fashion is in her DNA, and knew she wanted to pursue fashion while staying on the business side of it.
In this Berita Harian article, Puteri speaks about how she overcame the challenge of not knowing the fundamentals of design when she started her programme, the inspiration behind her digital fashion collection and her hopes for the future.
From 16 May to 30 June 2024, visitors to Marina Square, Millenia Walk, South Beach, Suntec City, and Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay encountered eight delightful pieces of public furniture, inspired by the places, histories and cultures in Singapore.
Twelve collections that reimagine a better approach to fashion were unveiled at LASALLE College of the Arts’ 2024 graduate fashion show on 7 May 2024.
The final year students, who are graduating from the BA (Hons) Fashion Design and Textiles programme, presented their collections at LASALLE’s McNally Campus to an audience of industry professionals, media and other guests. They were selected to present their designs by a panel of representatives from the fashion industry.
Over 600 works by final year students from the Diploma, BA (Hons) and postgraduate programmes at LASALLE College of the Arts will be unveiled at The LASALLE Show Exhibition 2024.
The exhibition, which marks the culmination of LASALLE’s annual graduation showcase, will open in galleries throughout the College’s McNally Campus from 16 to 24 May 2024. A digital showcase will also launch on tls.lasalle.edu.sg on 16 May.
By Nur Hidayah
When was the last time you saw an infographic that moved you?
If you can’t think of one, you are definitely not alone. Infographics are simple to comprehend and easy to digest at a glance, and for this reason they are often used to share information. From topics such as Central Provident Fund schemes to HDB flat housing models, we are used to seeing explainer infographics on a regular basis.
The neighbourhoods of Little India and Katong-Joo Chiat have become more vibrant with 15 artworks and the creative inspirations of local artists on display.
It is in conjunction with the multi-disciplinary public art festival ARTWALK 2024 held during Singapore Art Week which runs until 28 January.
Arts managers play a crucial role in the creative industries and undertake diverse responsibilities in supporting artists as well as arts and cultural organisations.
Drawing from the multicultural, multi-ethnic mix of Singapore and London, the new BA (Hons) International Contemporary Dance Practices programme aims to develop independent and experimental portfolio dance artists who are responsive to changes in the global dance industry. The transnational programme is a collaboration between LASALLE and London Contemporary Dance School.
FEMALE Singapore speaks with five students from LASALLE’s McNally School of Fine Arts — Hee Ker Ru, Supassara Ho, Lucas Tan, Qalisha Fariq and Elisa Tan — about what they love most about studying art, the misconceptions they encounter about arts students, the challenges they face and what they hope to do after graduation.
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The multidisciplinary public arts festival ARTWALK will return to the vibrant streets of Little India and Katong-Joo Chiat from 19 to 28 January 2024. Part of Singapore Art Week, ARTWALK 2024 will explore the theme of Decennial to commemorate 10 years of the festival, which has grown to be a beloved staple of the circuit since its first iteration in 2015.
