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Glass goes green in the Garden City at Pan Pacific Orchard

June 24, 2024

EAGERLY, I take in the fresh view of the new flagship Pan Pacific Orchard, Singapore, which is hard to miss with its lush greenery envelope. Looking like a grown-up tree house and comprising 23 storeys, the ho...

Glass finds calm amidst the vibrant city at the Conrad Centennial Singapore

Ben Sanderson

April 17, 2023

Feature, Singapore, Travel

THE CONCIERGE has just about closed the door before I collapsed face down on the welcoming king bed. Within the short five minutes from the lobby to my room, it is more evident than ever I’m staying at ...

Sticky Mango – It’s time to get stuck in

Lily Rimmer

March 10, 2020

Dining, Feature, Food & Drink

Offering a morsel of modern South-East Asian taste in each dish they serve, Sticky Mango, located just a short walk from the South Bank and Waterloo Station, is the kind of place to get stuck in. Chef Peter Llo...

Singapore commemorates 2019 Bicentennial year in London

Alicia Pountney

June 11, 2019

News, Travel

IMMERSE yourself in a multi-sensory garden and discover how haptic musical plants, food, drinks and cultural exploration come together in Singapore: Where Explorers Meet, an event to commemorate the 2019 Singap...

Glass gets back to nature with Banyan Tree Bintan, Indonesia

Natalie Egling

April 23, 2019

Asia, Feature, Travel

“Watch out for the strange creatures,” says Banyan Tree Bintan’s hotel manager Nicolas Belzic as he hands us our key during check in. Sure enough, on our first morning, we wake up to find curious monkeys peerin...

National Gallery Singapore presents exhibition by Rirkrit Tiravanija

Allie Nawrat

December 14, 2017

Art, News

THE Ng Teng Fong Roof Garden Commission series is in its second year at the National Gallery Singapore and internationally renowned artist Rirkrit Tiravanija has been chosen to exhibit in the space. Rirkrit Ti...

Glass is the official media partner for DR/OP: Beyond Boundaries Art Show, Singapore

Emily Rae Pellerin

June 16, 2017

Art, Avant Art, Feature, Glass Celebrates

GLASS magazine is proud to announce its position as the official media partner for DR/OP: Beyond Boundaries, an art show opening this August in Singapore. Japanese artist and curator Yutaka Inagawa leads the ar...

Only Connect opens new show DR/OP in Onomichi, Hiroshima

Emily Rae Pellerin

May 16, 2016

Art, Avant Art, News

Only Connect opens new show DR/OP in Onomichi, Hiroshima ONLY CONNECT, the understated curatorial powerhouse based in Onomichi, Japan (whose healthily unruly inaugural show Dogs in a Room Glass featured last...

Actress Zhang Zi in Elie Saab Haute Couture, Photograph courtesy of Elie Saab

Glass investigates the rise of haute couture in China

Glass Archive

April 22, 2016

Archive, Fashion, Feature

Couture in China – Glass investigates the rise of couture in China and asks whether Asia could provide a lifeline for fashion’s highest art form HAUTE couture, French for “high sewing” has long been synonymous...

The surprise of Singapore

Amanda Bernstein

August 3, 2015

Asia, Dining, Feature, Singapore, Travel

I had never been to Singapore before my recent visit, and quite frankly, I didn’t know what I had been missing. Singapore, this almost perfect and pristine city-state, has lots to offer. Whether for the bus...

A 10-course taste of Singapore

Becky Zanker

May 31, 2015

Dining, Feature

Gentrified street food is something to be approached with caution – it’s street food for a reason. Spice Market’s Peter Lloyd has done his research, though, having travelled Asia extensively, and his Singap...

In a while crocodile …

Livia Feltham

August 13, 2014

Culture, Feature

It’s not often that bags have such animal magnetism, but Ethan K’s famed feasts for the eyes are different – very different. More than just another snazzy name on the luxury accessories market, there’s not on...

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