Runni, a visual storyteller and creator of the distinct Drawing Tale OF Runni (DTOR) style, captures audiences with her ability to weave emotions into vibrant works of art. From her process to her challenges, this interview reveals her journey as an artist, her reflections on authenticity, and the joy she hopes to bring to her viewers.
Read MoreIn the cozy chaos of Melbourne’s eclectic art scene, a small but captivating space known as HAIR has emerged.
Read MoreOn the 8th of September at the showcase Back to Play In the Garden City organized by Pop Mart and Pop Toy Show a panel discussion titled 'Women in Art Toys’ was held.
Read MoreHere are five art books that remind me of these face to face encounters.
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Read MoreLASALLE College of the Arts Studio Practice process and reflections
Read MoreThe Finger Player’s adaptation of playwright Kuo Pao Kun’s The Spirits Play, directed by Oliver Chong, was mesmerising and well thought.
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