The Vietnam War was said to be the first and possibly also the last war where there was no censorship. Print photographs and TV broadcast footage were reality shows of the losses on all sides of the conflicts. The world saw the works too of three brave Singaporean war cameramen, as shown at REQUIEM – By the photographers who died in Vietnam and Indochina. (more…)
First I have to admit I entered the gallery that was exhibiting the Treasures of Vacheron Constantin with a personal bias toward pocket watches and was intrigued by ‘this triple layered’ Les Bergers of Arcadia printed on the hanging banner. (more…)
A couple of months ago, we gave you a preview of the Lanxess SNYO Classic on our article “A Blogger’s Guide: Busting Classical Music Myths, a preview of A Musical Chemistry” and gave away 10 pairs of dinner/concert tickets to the musical chemistry at the Esplanade Theatre. (more…)