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Clement Onn succeeds Kennie Ting as Asian Civilisations Museum director - Vimarsana News

Clement Onn succeeds Kennie Ting as Asian Civilisations Museum director

Mr Onn also takes over as Peranakan Museum director from July 1. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The fascinating history of Malayan classical architecture captured in Soon-Tzu Speechley's 'Malayan Classicism' - Vimarsana News

The fascinating history of Malayan classical architecture captured in Soon-Tzu Speechley's 'Malayan Classicism'

KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 27 — Visitors to Malaysia are often surprised by our modern skyscrapers and the glistening temples to consumerism we call malls, especially in central Kuala...

Peranakan and proud | Borneo Bulletin Online - Vimarsana News

Peranakan and proud | Borneo Bulletin Online

CNA – When Angeline Kong entered primary one, she had to choose a mother tongue language. As a young girl who grew up in a Peranakan household in Singapore in the 1970s, the guide of Katong Antique House felt her choice was clear: It had to be Malay. After all, that was the language she […]

These honourees keep Singapore's living heritage alive - Vimarsana News

These honourees keep Singapore's living heritage alive

Our traditions and way of life are what make us a multicultural, unique Singapore. Thankfully, we have passionate and committed individuals and groups who continue to safeguard, promote and pass our diverse intangible cultural heritage on to future generations. As a way of recognising their commitment to promote and sustain a craft or art form to the wider community, the...

Can Cultural Identity Be Defined by Food? - Vimarsana News

Can Cultural Identity Be Defined by Food?

Cuisine is one of the few ways to characterize Singapore’s Peranakan culture, a hard-to-pin-down blend of ethnic and racial identities.