Khalsom is an international artist of British and Malaysian descent, and has been living in Singapore for over ten years. An Interior Architecture graduate (2006), Khalsom has a background in design, but in recent years has been firmly focused on her dynamic art. …

“We believe making striking images are born out of bringing critical ingredients to each session; humour, storytelling, respect, down-to-earth scene setting and specifically created soundtracks. “Our ethos is that each shoot portrays subjects naturally. We take an organic approach, with zero to little in the way of retouching and essential…

“I want to encourage conversations about wealth and social contribution through the idea that with enough money anyone can be a superhero.” ~ Heath Kane Rich Enough To Be Batman is a bold and subversive series that provokes questions about wealth and social contribution. The Queen is used throughout the…

“To have the very sexy, the very ‘R rated’ Lady Gaga be the spokesperson for the very ‘G rated’ Hello Kitty is bizarre, it’s ridiculous. It’s the perfect shoot.” ~ Markus Klinko The stylish and eccentric Lady Gaga was captured in a 2009 London photo shoot for the 35th anniversary…

FAILE, is an anagram for, “A Life”, the name of their first project. FAILE began life as a trio, (originally including Aiko Nakagawa, born 1975, Tokyo), and they focused on dispersing their art on city streets around the world. …

In 2007, Shepard Fairey released “War By Numbers”. It was his reaction to the thought of being a part of a society that cultivates the justification of killing foreign innocent children, and people for that matter, to protect the American idea of freedom and democracy.

“Dear Internet, I’ve retired.” ~ Lena “Punk” is mixed-media artist Greg Beebe’s take on the April 1973 Playboy magazine cover featuring Lena Sjööblom licking a Playboy stamp.

Some visual art can be hard to untangle. So it comes as a shock when confronted with images that look like someone read your mind. …

It’s hard to believe that celebrities are ordinary people. And photographer Markus Klinko is not about to convince you otherwise. “I love fantasy. I’m not interested in reality. I try to block it out.” In other words, there’s enough ugly, which is why he’s the choice of artists, musicians, actors…