Friday, August 10, 2012

Han Tao - Here They Come


Han Tao - Here They Come


17th August - 24th August 2012

Venue
Chapel Gallery, Sculpture Square
155 Middle Road
Singapore 188977

Opening Hours
10.00am - 7.00pm daily

For more information, please contact
sales@sunjingalleries.com.sg

Sunjin Galleries is pleased to unveil a rare collection of unique woodcut prints by celebrated Chinese political artist, Han Tao. "Here They Come" depicts renditions of two historical incidents: the prisoner abuse by American guards at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq and the Tian'anmen Square protest in China.


Created using handmade etching and print, Han Tao's views are articulated explicitly in the unique woodcut works. Audiences are struck by the direct visualization of the human rights violations in the form of physical and psychological abuse. Although set in different political systems and times, power and violence persist and Han Tao sets about reflecting this direct influence of political power on people.

The evocation of violence stresses continuity with his earlier works. Often choosing subjects that are avoided by artists, Han Tao’s works are confrontational but sincere as the artist negotiates social events that have left indelible marks on humanity. Rather than merely displaying violence, Han Tao reproduces the helplessness and powerless feeling of a spectator through his works, exposing the scars caused by power and violence.

Is he an observer, a recorder or activist? Sunjin Galleries is proud to present a rare exhibition of the works of a respected artist whose works are often forbidden to display and censored for touching on sensitive issues.

About the Artist:

Born in 1979 in Laiwu, Shandong province and now lives in Jinan and Beijing. He is in charge of the Civilian Film,the chief editor of Wild Jujube Tree Magazine,editor of Simplicity Magazine,academic host of New Art Magazine. He founded the Civilian Film School in 2000,the Civilian Film Studio in 2002 in Shandong,the Civilian Film Space in Beijing 798 Art Center at the beginning of 2005,and the Civilian Film Documents Center in Xiaopu New Art Center in Beijing to be completed by October,2007.












Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Calligraphy in Motion

Calligraphy in Motion - Solo Exhibition by Chua Boon Kee

30th May - 6th June 2012

Venue : Social Creatives Museum
              #02-55 Millenia Walk

Opening Hours : 11.00am - 9.00pm daily

For more information, please contact sales@sunjingalleries.com.sg


Sunjin Galleries is pleased to present the Singapore installment of Chua Boon Kee’s traveling exhibition, Calligraphy in Motion”. Having had successful showcases in Taiwan and Shanghai last year, Chua’s solo tour features his distinctive calligraphy sculptures which combine the essence of traditional Chinese calligraphy with modern sculpture language.



The artistry of Chua’s work lies in his ability to translate the time-honoured practice of calligraphy into sculpture. Although not the first to incorporate calligraphy into the art of sculpture, Chua’s focus on capturing the essential spirit of calligraphy into three-dimensional forms has allowed the formation of graceful, meaningful representations.


Two-dimensional cursive scripts are ingenuously transformed into a series of steel cores that are expressively bent to capture the fluidity of a brushstroke, the thickness of these cores varying in accordance with the movement of line and spontaneity of the brush.

Chua employs a cursive style of Chinese calligraphy- this not only presents a pleasant sense of abstraction, but also allows fluidity and succession in motion as characters in cursive script are often written without lifting the brush from the paper. The continuous, linear dynamism of the cursive script are thus successfully translated into sculptural forms endowed with forceful gracefulness and controlled wildness.


Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Living in Ceramics - Solo exhibition of Lee Se Yong

Living in Ceramics runs from 20th October to 10th November 2011

From 20-30 October 2011
Sunjin Galleries presents at
Social Creatives Museuma
9 Raffles Boulevard #02-55 Millenia Walk
Singapore 039596

Thereafter from 1-10 November 2011
At F.A.T Gallery
2 Mistri Road #01-02

Tel/Contact: 6738 2317/ Jennifer Soen, Dong Qin
Email:
Sales@sunjingalleries.com.sg
Opening hours: 11am - 8pm


About the artist:
Regarded as among the top 100 influential Koreans in art and culture, Lee Se Yong's technical background and experise in colored glazes and groundwork of ceramics is forefront among his peers. Having trained for 14 years and currently researching at the Korean Institute of Ceramic Engineering and Technology, Lee boasts 16 solo exhibitions in Korea and has participated in a large number group exhibition internationally since 2007. His works are collected in internationally and numerous museum in Korea. In 2010, he had a solo showcase in the Miami Art Fair and Living in Ceramics would be his first solo exhibition in Singapore. Lee holds a BFA and MFA from Kyoung Hee University.



The following is Lee Se Yong's paintings:





















Series of woman with a bag 1/2

70*120cm





















Series of woman with a bag 2/2

72*120cm
































Blue painting 1/4

72*53cm



Monday, August 2, 2010

Obscure Desire

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Khairullah Rahim


Class of 2010
acrylic on canvas
31 x 31 cm
(Series of 4)


Villains in a Tank
acrylic on canvas
40 x 31 cm
(series of 3)


Seize the Croczilla!
acrylic on canvas
90 x 30 cm


Slumber Party At Her Place
acrylic on canvas
122 x 92 cm


Beauty of Spring
acrylic on canvas
100 x 100 cm



Tomoaki Tarutani

Tameshigaki - Trial Persimmo
mixed media on paper mounted on panel
30 x 30 cm



Matazuine . ruwaru . tannifu
mixed media on paper mounted on rounded panel
54 x 54 cm


Shibyofujin - Trial God
mixed media on paper mounted on panel
30 x 30 cm





Cramped Cow
mixed media on paper mounted on panel
30 x 30 cm


School of Happy Tiger Fish
mised media on paper mounted on panel
30 x 30 cm

Skyler Chen

Breathing In
acrylic on canvas
137 x 109 cm


Dyslexia
acrylic on canvas
28 x 33 cm


Fairy Tale Land
acrylic on canvas
137 x 109 cm


How to Fight Loneliness
acrylic on canvas
137 x 109 cm


Human Capitalism
acrylic on canvas
46 x 61 cm


Pale Blue Eyes
acrylic on board
25 x 18 cm


Planet Earth
acrylic on canvas
43 x 53 cm


Reddish Glow
acrylic on canvas
137 x 109 cm


So Long Away
acrylic on canvas
31 x 38 cm


In This Home On Ice
acrylic on canvas
137 x 109 cm


The Unbearable Lightness of Being
acrylic on canvas
41 x 53 cm


Viva La Vida
acrylic on canvas
137 x 109 cm


Waiting for Spring
acrylic on canvas
51 x 41 cm


Will I Complete
acrylic on canvas
137 x 109 cm

Sunday, August 1, 2010

Art Jam 01 August 2010



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Thursday, June 10, 2010

Choy Weng Yang and Jolly Koh


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Choy Weng Yang's Works


Festivity
oil & acrylic on canvas
102 x 129 cm

River Series - Skyline
oil & acrylic on canvas
102 x 129 cm

Chinatown
oil & acrylic on canvas
102 x 129 cm

Vibrant Singapore River
oil & acrylic on canvas
102 x 129 cm

Yellow Abstract
oil & acrylic on canvas
102 x 129 cm


Abstract Red, Yellow, Black, White
oil & acrylic on canvas
102 x 129 cm



Jolly Koh's Work

Autumn Landscape
oil & acrylic on canvas
152 x 213 cm


Bird Memories
oil & acrylic on canvas
122 x 152 cm

Cat in Landscape
oil & acrylic on canvas
61 x 82 cm

Lakeside II
oil & acrylic on canvas
64 x 137 cm

Morning in Guilin
oil & acrylic on canvas
122 x 132 cm

Red Fall
oil & acrylic on canvas
96 x 122 cm

The Path
oil & acrylic on canvas
122 x 183 cm


Wild Flowers VII
oil & acrylic on canvas
54 x 137 cm

Wild Flowers VIII
oil & acrylic on canvas
76 x 167 cm


Red Mountain
oil & acrylic on canvas
145 x 122 cm

Red Landscape II
oil & acrylic on canvas
82 x 172 cm

Red Landscape III
oil & acrylic on canvas
105 x 122
Figures
oil & acrylic on canvas
46 x 122 cm


Lakeside
oil & acrylic on canvas
64 x 137 cm

Malaca Memories
oil & acrylic on canvas
69 x 117 cm


Jun Mountain
oil & acrylic on canvas
143 x 145 cm


Journey II
oil & acrylic on canvas
122 x 102 cm

Dragon II
oil & acrylic on canvas
66 x 244 cm

Dragon
oil & acrylic on canvas
66 x 244 cm

Black Mountain
oil & acrylic on canvas
122 x 132 cm

Autumn Landscape II
oil & acrylic on canvas
107 x 152 cm


River Mouth
oil on board
90 x 122 cm

Double Vision
oil & acrylic on canvas
84 x 68 cm

The Owl
oil & acrylic on canvas
84 x 68 cm

Yellow Lake
oil & acrylic on canvas
72 x 82 cm

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