An exhibition of 100 iconic Singapore logo and brands held at The Plaza of the National Library Building.

Through five sections and over 100 representative works, this extraordinary retrospective exhibition explores Gn’s roots in Asia, cross-cultural expressions of Asian and Western art, and celebrates his distinctive aesthetics, craftsmanship, and global impact.

Collection of the best advertising produced in Singapore in 1963.

Profiles of the various Chinese advertising art studios established in Singapore from the 1920s onwards.

A documentary retracing how Singapore's creative industry came alive in the 1990s through the efforts of pioneers such as PHUNK, Theseus Chan, X’Ho and Slac Satu. It was accompanied by a display held at the National Design Centre featuring works from that era.

A monograph celebrating 25 years of PHUNK, a graphic design quartet founded by Alvin Tan, Melvin Chee, William Chan and Jackson Tan in 1994.

Popularly known as the "Gong Show", this annual award is given out for the best advertising design in Singapore since 1980.

Showcase of over 120 Singaporean creatives at the DesignTide Tokyo in Japan.

A Korean design magazine featuring a special on Singapore design and portfolios of works by members of the Designers Association Singapore.

A magazine on the latest design trends and issues published by an organisation for professional designers in Singapore.

A catalogue of works by designers who were part of an organisation for Singapore's design professionals.

A comic book about the lives of pioneering cartoonists in Singapore, including Tchang Ju Chi, Liu Kang, Shamsuddin H. Akib, Koeh Sia Yong, Lim Mu Hue, Morgan Chua, Dai Yin Lang and Kwan Shan Mei

Catalogue documenting the inaugural gathering of international designers by the Singapore government. The forum consisted of a conference and exhibition of national pavilions held at Raffles City Convention Centre from 19-23 October 1988

The first book to documents the historical development of the graphic design industry in Singapore since the 1960s.

A retrospective for Singapore's renowned illustrator of children's books and textbooks during the 1970s and 1980s. It was held in conjunction with the 50th anniversary of the Singapore Book Council at its Asian Festival of Children's Content.

A study of The Design Society Journal, published by Singapore graphic design organisation The Design Society.

Commemorative catalogue celebrating the 40th anniversary of this organisation founded for commercial artists in Singapore.

Building off the 20/20 exhibitions, this showcase highlighted Singapore's new generation of creatives at the centre of creative communication in Japan.

The highest national honours given out to Singapore design and designers since 2006.

The history of advertising’s global expansion has generally focused on the activities and experiences of American-based agencies. Within these conventional narratives, the “center” of advertising lies in New York. Deemed “peripheral,” markets such as Singapore scarcely feature. However, the transnational agencies operating in Singapore in the 1950s and 1960s challenge this narrative. By examining these agencies’ activities during this period, this article reveals that Singapore’s advertising industry has long been connected to global networks spanning Europe, Australia, Asia, and North America. Such connections not only offer an insight into the development of Singapore’s advertising industry, but they also cast broader questions about the degree to which historical interpretations of the growth of the global advertising industry have been informed by American perspectives.

Citations on 70 pioneers Singapore designers who were celebrated as part of the country's Golden Jubilee in 2015.

A showcase of 100 Singapore design talents as part of the Singapore Season in London.

A traveling showcase of Singapore’s art and design scene to position it as a creative city. It traveled to Beijing, London and New York City, before returning to Singapore. In 2017, an edition curated by Clara Yee was held in Tokyo.

Singapore's national pavilion at the 11th Venice Architecture Biennale showcased its next generation multidisciplinary creative community.

A collection of logotypes and trademark designs from Singapore.

Interviews with contemporary designers and architects in Singapore.

A database of advertisements in Singapore since the 1800s

A bi-annual magazine featuring profiles with Singapore designers and essays on its visual culture.

A personal blog of a designer and artist who worked in various creative agencies since the 1970s.