It is almost rare nowadays to find photography works with no digital special effects. These art works amazingly look and feel like Chinese ink painting too.
Dr Leo K. K. Wong is a veteran photographer from Hong Kong. He is a medical doctor, speaks English, Mandarin and Cantonese fluently, and is so spirited at 79 years old. He has kindly pledged all sales proceeds from this Lotus Fantasia exhibition to Singapore charity, Beyond Social Services. What an inspiration! (more…)
We did an interview session on Saturday with two gallery owners, an art educator and a buyer, asking them how the affordable art scene in Singapore has progressed in the recent years.
This time round, we have the privilege to work with Halide Pictures for shooting this video and very thankful to Objectif, yet again for lending us their space for the video shoot. (more…)
Guarding the entrance into the exhibition for the Terracotta Warriors: The First Emperor and His Legacy, at the Asia Civilisation Museum, are works by Singapore pop-art artist, Justine Lee. Just before you enter into the inner gallery to catch the real Terracotta Warriors: The First Emperor and His Legacy, an army of all-white, modernised version of the terracotta soldiers greats you at the entrance. (more…)