Following the theme “Young, Wild & Free”, the latest issue of ART REPUBLIK explores independent youth in Southeast Asia’s visual arts roster. Our cover artist this issue is an artist a rebel heart, Indonesia’s Uji 'Hahan' Handoko, who is always pushing boundaries of what is possible, with constant humour in delivering messages that challenge unjust social norms, within an unfair social system in his home town. Alongside, we have features on Donna Ong and her latest collaboration with NUS Museum; Robert Zhao returns from Christmas Island with new works for his participation in the upcoming and acclaimed Sydney Biennale 2016; and fellow local artist to our cover star, Eko Nugroho, one of Indonesia’s most successful artists of all time, speaks to us about his illustrious oeuvre.

In issue 20, ‘Emergence’, we look at the rise of emerging artists in Asia and across the globe, as well as the emergence of changes in the art market landscape. From cryptocurrencies to destruction adding value to art, we explore emerging trends and whether or not they’ll stick around.

Breaking Boundaries', celebrates the pioneering spirit in the art world, and finds out about those who have surpassed limits and set benchmarks for others to follow.

In the Spring issue, themed "The A Team", we examine collective efforts that have changed the way things are done to surprising result, from artist collectives to boutique art agencies.

For the Dec-Feb issue going into 2018, ​Art Republik​ dives deep into the act of collecting, from personal to institutional levels, including archiving challenges and possibilities in the digital age.

Our Autumn 2017 issue looks at rebels with a cause, from supporters who champion fledgling artists to socially motivated endeavours facilitated by art.

Our Summer issue looks at relationships, alliances and collaborations that generate bold ideas and chart new paths.

With the theme ‘Crossover’, the stories in the issue celebrate the openness and achievements of the people who embrace new fields, styles and ideas to make art. A special feature reveals the sources of inspiration five Southeast Asian artists look to, including Robert Zhao Ren Hui, Eiffel Chong Alwin Reamillo, Zoncy and Anon Pairot. 

Other artists featured in this issue include Filipino artist Ronald Ventura, Singapore avant-garde music performer Margaret Leng Tan, as well as the late Chinese photographer Ren Hang, among others.

The thirteenth issue of ART REPUBLIK highlights Japanese contemporary artist Takashi Kuribayashi’s latest work with Hermès Singapore as well as the various art fairs being held in Singapore.

Titarubi at the Singapore Biennale. Featuring Shinro Ohtake, Eddy Susanto, Kuik Swee Boon, K. Rajagopal, Natee Utarit, Jerkface, Thomas Broome.

The eleventh issue of ART REPUBLIK brings to the ring a hot line-up of artists that fiercely challenge the summer heat.

The ninth issue of ART REPUBLIK explores pop culture and its influence on the art world.

The eighth issue of ART REPUBLIK explores the emerging art world with a special focus on Japan.

The Influence of Indonesia Issue, Art's melting pot, ARt journal, columnists, The art stage reach and more...

Issue 6 - The latest issue of ART REPUBLIK comprises stories that guide you into the exclusive world of blue chip art, from an introductory overview of the blue chip art world and all its players; to another on the considerable impact the presence of the auction house has on the art world; to a current list of the top 10 most expensive contemporary artworks sold by living artists; to profiling eight of the world’s top blue chip artists including Jeff Koons, Zeng Fanzhi, Tracy Emin, Takashi Murakami, Gerhard Richter, Cindy Sherman, Yayoi Kusama and Andreas Gursky.

Issue 5 - The One Year Anniversary Issue is a 280-page blockbuster comprising stories on the importance of Southeast Asian art; exclusive opinion pieces on Singapore as Asia’s arts capital from notable individuals; and a massive feature on Singapore’s best and brightest, the artists who represent her movers and shakers, what Singapore art is today, and who are flying the Singapore flag high, be it locally or on a global scale.

Issue four of Art Republik comprises stories on the use of light as an art medium with Haroon Mirza, and the increasing prominence of video art with Bill Viola. We also discuss street art becoming more legitimate and recognised as an art form, as well as the positive and negative views towards the artist assistant. And to go another step further (or higher), we have a feature on artists whose works literally take to the stars. The issue also ventures into the rising and daring art scene that is Bangladesh; we’ve penned down must-sees in a condensed art travel guide to 72 hours in Jogja, Indonesia; we speak to Mr Meng-Yang Dong, the founder of the incredible Art Beijing; and we also pick the minds of notable art collectors Tom Tandio, Emma Cherian, and Ryan Su and Adrian Chan about their collection and how they got started.

This issue of ART REPUBLIK uncovers religion’s vital influence in art over the centuries, and continues to explore the vast world of contemporary art and culture with Francois Curiel, President of Christie’s Asia; legendary photographer, Annie Leibovitz; the most visible members of Russian protest-art collective Pussy Riot, Nadya Tolokonnikova and Masha Alekhina feat. Vladimir Putin; French photographer-painter duo, Pierre et Gilles; and more.

This quarter’s theme is Art and Fashion. This second edition of ART REPUBLIK promises insight into a world bursting with glamour and creativity. This issue shines a spotlight on the two-way relationship between art and fashion with the aid of prominent personalities — the inspiring Diana Vreeland, three of the most celebrated fashion photographers alive today: Steven Meisel, Mario Testino and Nick Knight, couture collector Emily Hwang, and more.

September 2018

June - August 2018

March - May 2018

Dec - Feb 2018

Sep - Nov 2017

Jun - Aug 2017

March - May 2017

December - February 2017

September - November 2016

June - August 2016

December - February 2016

September - November 2015

June - August 2015

March - May 2015

December - February 2015

ART REPUBLIK is Singapore's premier quarterly magazine for the art enthusiast. The magazine is focused on Southeast Asian artists and other key players in the art community, especially on up-and-comers from Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam, with an eye on what's happening in Asia and the rest of the world. It aims to provide an inclusive and expansive exploration of the art world, from public museums to commercial galleries, and from policy-makers to artists as activists. With the tagline 'Elitism for All', the magazine provides insightful and engaging articles to inform and entertain, and is committed to making art accessible to one and all.

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