Design
The Culturepush banner is a place of pride on the website and we are constantly on the lookout for innovative, intriguing and simply beautiful design pieces to be featured on it. If you have a design — it could be an illustration, photograph, digital art etc. — that deserves some attention, submit it to us for consideration.
Qualification
As we are a Singapore-centric blog supporting Singapore-based talent, we welcome submissions from artists born, living and working in Singapore.
Submission Address
Submit your work to design [at] culturepush.com
Format and Size
Send us your illustration, digital art, collage, installation piece, photograph, Jesus on toast creation. Save your design as a gif, jpg or psd. Provide designs that are 965px wide by 220px tall, as well as a brief bio telling a little about yourself, your work and what you do.
Rights
Please submit work that you own the rights to or that you have licence to share, reuse and remix legally. For more information, read about Creative Commons licences.
Credit
If we use your work, the banner will be published on every page and you will be credited in the sidebar for the period that your design is displayed. Once it’s taken down, it will enjoy a permanent place in our banner gallery with a link to your website and/or contact information. If we especially dig you, we will feature your work in a dedicated post on our main blog for the world to see!
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Renowned jewelry designer Shing, of cult label argentum, creates her second installation My Last Adornment, using jewelry to reflect on themes of vanity and mortality. Viewers are invited to step into the installation and put on their last adornment inside a photo booth and contemplate the transience of life. This act becomes less about vanity and more a reminder of their mortality and how precious lives are. 1-15 Jun, 11am to 8pm daily at The Substation Gallery - 
A performance beyond the walls of the museum, bringing body art into the city. Renowned celebrity Japanese artist Ai Yamaguchi, local artists ZERO and Joanne Lim present their latest creations using bodies as canvases. Be spotted with the body art models by the Polaroid crew, get your pictures taken and stand to win 3 attractive N Series Nokia mobile phones. Take home with you limited edition Fiction@Love collectible! 11 May, 12.00pm – 2.00pm (Outside Caltex House) • 3.00pm – 5.00pm (Outside Plaza Singapura/Atrium); 13 May, 1.00pm – 3.00pm (Outside Ngee Ann City) • 4.00pm – 6.00pm (Outside Shaw House). Limited free Polaroid instant pictures. Announcement of winners and selected entries will be displayed at 
Aging Youth Productions' first installment of Choking The Chicken will feature musical acts that bravely tread the fine line that divides different genres. Expect a clash of electronic, post rock and ambient in an evening that will entice the audience to redefine their genre pigeon holes. D+A+K+A+I, 
URA's exhibition, “Singapore 1:1 Island” highlights the city's architectural and urban design uniqueness through a selection of architectural projects completed island-wide, outside of the city centre, over the past four decades. Untill 11 Apr at the 