Latest SG Events
SGCC 2026 Brings the World to Singapore!
Singapore Comic Con 2026 features artists, actors, galleries and more from 4th to 6th December at Marina Bay Sands’ Expo & Convention Centre!
Affordable Art Fair Marks its 15th Year in Singapore
From 7 to 10 November 2024, the F1 Pit Building will transform into an art lover’s paradise for the Affordable Art Fair Singapore!
TableCon Quest Goes Live this June at Suntec City
Dive into the ultimate tabletop gaming experience on June 22 and 23 with TableCon Quest with games, demos, and more for players of all ages!
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Singaporean Auteur-in-Progress Shines with Afterglow
The Singaporean creator’s journey is one muddled with untold hurdles. But, not only are some of our own talents making a name for themselves across oceans, they’re also setting the stage for other Singapore-born talents. Arvind Jay’s upcoming short film, Afterglow, goes above and beyond with representing Singapore in a way which matters.
BUCK IT UP: Racism In Singapore for Every Layman (Pt. 2)
Racism in Singapore in 2021 has seen somewhat of a spike, and there’s no better time than Singapore’s best musical sequel, titled ‘Buck It Up – K. Muthusamy’.
5 Content Examples with LGBTQ Representation in Singapore 2021
Celebrate positive Singapore LGBTQ+ content that’s paving the way to a more inclusive and authentic media climate in Singapore beyond June.
6 LGBTQ+ Representation in Comics that we’d love to see on-screen
Just cut it out with the subtext and give us real representation already! We’re making a case for LGBTQ+ representation to be served to audiences on screens.
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