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01/03/2023

Calling all art and food lovers! Who isn’t excited about a chance to see art come to life?

We’ve recently teamed up with the National Gallery, London and Anti:dote, Singapore to offer a unique afternoon event that will invite guests into the world of one of Van Gogh’s most famous masterpieces - Sunflowers.

There will be a variety of food and drink pairings available, with a menu that features delicate desserts like the Sunflower Praline Pot made of sunflower sorbet on chocolate oat milk cream with orange marmalade and a chocolate sponge base. Feel free to pair this with Anti:dote’s signature themed cocktail Colorful Yellow, featuring white rum, yellow Chartreuse, toasted sunflower seeds infused with St. Germain Elderflower Liqueur and tropical fruits.

While you’re sipping and snacking, you’ll be surrounded by a picture-perfect setting designed to create an immersive trip inside Van Gogh’s painting. The dining room will be decorated with a collection of sunflower-themed ornaments, assorted fresh sunflowers, and a framed replica of the masterpiece. There will also be a photo wall available so you can capture every unique moment as you indulge in this artistic dining experience.

This isn’t an event you want to miss! Click the link below to reserve your spot. Tickets will be available from March 3rd to April 2nd.

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21/02/2023

Can you tell if an image was generated by a human or a machine?

18/02/2023

Calling all Vincent van Gogh fans!⁣⁣⁣⁣
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In collaboration with Artistory and the National Gallery, London, Anti:dote is thrilled to announce the launch of Season of Impressionists – a Vincent van Gogh inspired afternoon tea this March.⁣⁣⁣⁣
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Priced at S$58++ per guest. An option to further elevate the experience with free-flowing tipples for two hours is available from S$75++ per guest for Laurent Perrier Brut or S$90++ per guest for Moët & Chandon Rosé Impérial.⁣⁣⁣⁣
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Book your table now and immerse yourself in the world of Vincent van Gogh. ⁣⁣⁣⁣
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View menu: https://bit.ly/SeasonOfImpressionistsMenu⁣⁣⁣
Make a reservation: https://bit.ly/SeasonOfImpressionistsReservation⁣⁣⁣⁣
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14/02/2023

Lovebirds, as well as many other bird species, are widely believed to have a strong pair bond and often link with each other for life.

As some of our feathered friends prepare for spring migration while we celebrate Valentines day - a concept that originated with Geoffrey Chaucer’s late 14th century poem, Parliament of Fowls - we use this occasion to take a look at some of the most most peculiar bird behaviors when it comes to “birdly love”.

1. “Harmonious” cooperative breeders: Harris’s Hawk

Most often, social groups of Harris' hawks contain a single monogamous breeding pair. However, these hawks are known to practice simultaneous polyandry, where more than one male mates with one female and shares in the responsibilities of raising offspring.

2. Ritualistic and “flirtatious” birds of courtship：Flamingo

When courting begins for these birds, Groups of flamingos perform ritualized stretching and preening - a spectacular parade of fabulous flirting.

3. “Loyal companions” with a twist：Wandering Albatross

The wandering albatross is the poster bird for avian monogamy. The graceful glider is known to mate for life, partnering up with the same bird to breed, season after season, between long flights at sea.

Divorce rate for Wandering Albatross is extremely low, however, scientists at MIT and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) have found that, at least for one particular population of wandering albatross, whether a pair will divorce boils down to one important factor: personality. According to their research, an albatross couple’s chance of divorce is highly influenced by the male partner’s “boldness.” The bolder and more aggressive the male, the more likely the pair is to stay together. The shyer the male, the higher the chance that the pair will divorce.

4. “Home raiders” but with a noble cause：Blue Jay

All jays raid nests, but unlike most birds, Blue Jays do so primarily to feed an incubating mate or growing young, rather than for their own meals.

09/02/2023

Select images that show ' Affection '
🖼️ 1 Title: Arnolfini Portrait, Museum： National Gallery
🖼️ 2 Title: Painting the myth of Bacchus and Ariadnel, Museum: Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
🖼️ 3 Title: Bathers at Asnières, Museum: National Gallery
🖼️ 4 Title: Women of Paris: The Circus Lover, Museum: Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

01/02/2023

ARTiSTORY is delighted to present our 2023 collection, Free Spirits, featuring one of the finest ornithological prints ever made, The Birds of America, by American artist John James Audubon (1785-1851).

From the collections of Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, we bring these feathered creatures to life.

As visually fascinating creatures, birds have always been a source of inspiration for the fashion industry. Traveling with these birds, with wings outstretched, ARTiSTORY invites you on a flight to behold the majestic beauty of these avian friends.

This redesigned collection by our designers draws inspiration from the current fashion and color trends which aims to further transform our classic collection into visual symbols applicable to various consumer scenarios.

We pay tribute to Audubon with a collection of redesigns utilizing geometric and spatial re-compositions that transfigure these mighty creatures and further release their vitality and grace as they entice us into a mystical wonderland full of lilting songs, fanciful flights, and entertaining antics.

These visually striking patterns and design elements offer a wealth of commercial opportunities and value for our licensees: from pattern-printing on apparel, household items, and appliances to exquisite NFT collections.

With wings spread wide we fly, to discover the wonders of their world and our shared planet.

26/09/2022

🎉 COMPETITION TIME 🎉 To celebrate the launch of our range of menswear t-shirts in we are offering our followers the chance to win a t-shirt for themselves and a friend. Enter our competition to be in chance of winning two of our iconic Kiabi t-shirts inspired by Renoir and Munch .

To enter:
1. You must be following ARTiSTORY] and our new online store
2. Like this post
3. Tag the friend you’d like to win our Kiabi t-shirts in the comments section

For an extra entry, reshare this post on your stories!

PLEASE NOTE: Renoir t-shirt in a size MEDIUM and Munch t-shirt in a size LARGE.

This is an international competition so get tagging, commenting and liking. Good luck!

Check out the full range on the Kiabi website! https://www.kiabi.com/t-shirt-en-maille-jersey-avec-imprime-graphique-homme-du-s-au-xxl-beige_P753883C753884

Entrants must be aged 16+. Competition closes on 10/10/2022 23:59. The winner will only be contacted by ARTiSTORY], please do not respond to any other account. Please allow 2 weeks for delivery as it is subject to courier. This promotion Is not sponsored, endorsed, administered or associated with Instagram or Facebook.

16/09/2022

Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841-1919)

Born in Limoges in south-west France, Renoir was one of the leading painters of the Impressionist Movement, using a technique of broken brushstrokes and combining bold complementary colours to capture the light and movement of his subjects. As his career progressed, so did his painting style that saw influences from his travels to Italy, Holland, North Africa and Spain where he found new artists and styles to admire and adopt in his own way. His friendship with Monet, another great Impressionist painter, is also marked in Renoir’s work, who began to use lighter colours.

18/08/2022

We are excited to announce the launch of our art and culture online store. Sign up for notifications at www.artistorycollections.com

Inspired by the original artworks at and we’ve applied beautiful, modern and on trend designs to some of your favourite products. You’ll also be able to discover the stories behind the designs.

We invite you to welcome art from centuries past into your present, modern lifestyle.

28/07/2022

One story that we at and are very excited to share - our new partnership together!

ARTiSTORY is pleased to announce it has recently signed a multi-year agreement with The British Library to work on IP licensing in the Greater China market. The British Library is the UK's national and the world’s most comprehensive research collection, providing information services to academic, business, research and scientific communities. A specialist in art and cultural IP licensing, ARTiSTORY works with world’s top museums, galleries, science centres and libraries. The addition of the British Library sees ARTiSTORY expand its portfolio into the “library” category.

The British Library has a collection of over 170 million items, ranging from prints and electronic books to periodicals, films and rare manuscripts, as well as digital image and sound collections. Iconic legacies such as Leonardo da Vinci’s notebook, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, the works of Shakespeare, the story of Medusa and many more would become source of inspirations of ARTiSTORY’s annually refreshed themes of design collections.

01/06/2022

Across the UK and Commonwealth this weekend, celebreations are underway for Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee... How will you be partying? Are you having a street party?

Royal Families and regal ccrowns and costume have been prevalent across the globa for many centuries. The National Palace Museum in Taipei holds a vast collection of historic Chinese royal items such as this stunning Qing Dynasty crown! Have you got your crown ready?

Drawing on the aesthetics and wisdoms of different cultures that were grown on the land it ruled, the best craftsmen from Qing Dynasty combined modern craftsmanship with traditional arts, even from the West, to make jewels that then became crowns or costumes. Crowns and Regalia focuses on the headdress and accessories from the collection and their glittering beauty. Taken from Kingfisher’s feather, the natural but mysteriously stunning blue colour comes from a now disappeared technique called ‘Tian-tsui’. With a natural shimmer on the blue feather and other precious pearl and gems, these headpieces are not the brightest but can reveal the elegance of their wearers on any festive and ceremonial occasions.

The ‘Headdress with Double Happiness’ is such an occasional piece, for the wedding ceremony. The Chinese character of ‘double happiness’ means the joy of connection of two families, celebrating the marriage of two but also their families.

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