re·claim (verb): to claim the return or restoration of, as a right, possession.

At a corner of the renovated Amoy Street food centre, a Taoist altar provides vendors and public devotees a convenient outlet to offer their respects.

We visited our favourite barber again.

Source: The New Paper, 25 November 2008

Erica Lai’s works are shown in an exhibition as part of an advertising campaign by The Economist which started last month. It is now on at Raffles Place. The question posed to the artists was: “What’s your opinion of the world today?”

Another artist, named Lim Shengen, took pictures of himself sleeping in public spaces (including on a pedestrian crossing at Orchard Road) to highlight the issue of homelessness.

“Not breaking any law! We are skateboarding, not rollerblading.”