Hailed as the Next Ju Ming, Chinese sculptor Cai Zhisong is breaking new ground for Asian artists in the international arena. Cai Zhisong's work has been described as "subtly contemporary", yet it also features elements representative of China in its historical heyday. His technique and creative virtue ofter result in painstakingly-made sculptures with the most intricate of details - proof of his perseverance.More

Sandra Lee is a complicated woman. Her eye light up as she painstakingly explains the connections between her paintings, between her earlier works and her current ones. As well as between her work and her life. It quickly becomes clear that dismissing her as just another surrealist painter would be a mistake. More

He Da Qiao is one of China`s most prominent realist painters with a rare and exquisite skill. Drawing on his personal experiences, his keen observation and a willingness to experiment, Da Qiao uses the beauty of oil on canvas to create an immediately recognisable identity for his works. More

Many people claim art is something for the financial well off, or the culturally literate that know volumes on the difference between impressionism and expressionism. It’s a misnomer that one needs to know a lot about art to begin a collection, but there are a few details to consider when purchasing art and if cost is one of them, keep reading. More

Clichéd as it may sound, Singaporean artist and printmaker Mona Choo (right) lives, walks and breathes cultural fusion. Like many Asian artists trained in the west, she is constantly aware of her Chinese roots and western outlook battling for predominance. More