Sunday, March 18, 2012

Design History & Culture - Art Tour (Class: T08 VSC/March 2012)

Temasek Design School

Students are exposed to contemporary local Art by our current young artists in this show at Singapore Art Museum:

The Singapore Show: Future Proof

'This show presents artworks from young artists whose innovative and unique practices have generated attention and accolades in various art circles. Their artistic ventures take place from streets to galleries; their concerns local to geopolitical; their material both found and acquired. With strong, consistent and resilient presence in the local as well as international contemporary art scenes, these motivated youth have enlivened Singapore's art landscape and can be considered to be amongst those to look out for today.'


























Artists featured:
Sookoon Ang
Angela Chong
Genevieve Chua
Chun Kaifeng
Clog 2
Gerald Leow
Charles Lim
Lynn Lu
Mojoko + Eric Foenander
Dawn Ng
Francis Ng
Donna Ong
Ruben Pang :phunk studio & Keiichi Tanaami
Rizman Putra
Bruce Quek
Ryf
Shah Rizzal
Speak Cryptic
Grace Tan & Randy Chan
Melissa Tan
Vertical Submarine
Andree Weschler
Joel Yuen
Robert Zhao

Sunday, March 4, 2012

2D Art Fundamentals: Final Assignment (T07 VSC/Feb 2012)

Temasek Design School

Final assignment for this course is a 1m x 1m painting with open theme. Students need to ideate, plan, develop and compose their work before using Acrylic to create the paintings.












Monday, February 20, 2012

.2D Art Fundamentals: Classwork (T07 VSC/Jan-Feb 2012)

Temasek Design School

In this course, students were exposed to use of various coloured media such as water-colour, oil-pastel, pastel and acrylic. They worked on varied subjects for their classwork which include manmade objects, human study, nature, landscape and architecture in both realistic and imaginative forms.


























Sunday, February 12, 2012

2D Art Fundamentals: Art Tour (T07 VSC/Jan-Feb 2012)

Temasek Design School

An Art tour to Singapore Art Museum exposing students to contemporary Artwork in 2D, 3D and Installation as part of their research study in ideating concepts for their finalwork. The 2 shows featured are The Collectors Show: Chimera and The Asia Pacific Breweries (APB) Foundation Signature Art Prize.

The Collectors Show: Chimera brings together major works of Asian contemporary art from private collections around the world. A tribute to the art patrons of today, the exhibition offers an insight into the breadth and richness of private art collections, introducing visitors to the personal visions and passions that shape them.

The Asia Pacific Breweries (APB) Foundation Signature Art Prize is an award to recognise artists whose artworks represent a significant development in contemporary visual art in the Asia Pacific region.  Now in its second instalment, the award reaches out to 24 countries and territories in the region, including Australia, China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, Mongolia, the Oceania islands, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam and many others. From the 130 nominated artworks, 15 finalist artworks were selected and exhibited in SAM. The exhibition offers an excellent opportunity to see and discover some of the most exciting contemporary art produced in this dynamic region in the last three years.






































http://www.singaporeartmuseum.sg/exhibitions/


Thursday, February 2, 2012

Drawing Essentials - Finalwork (T10 ADM Jan 2012)

Temasek Design School

Students were given an open theme for their final assignment from which they ideate, conceptualise, develop and compose their narrative visuals. They also referred to artists'work to aid them in developing their ideas and rendering styles.





Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Drawing Essentials - Classwork (T10 ADM Jan 2012)

Temasek Design School

In this course, students were exposed to Black/White rendering techniques using media such as charcoal, pastel, pencils and markers. They worked on varied subjects for their classwork which include manmade objects, human study, nature, landscape and architecture.