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Art Week at Bras Basah Complex: Joint Exhibition by Ten Galleries

In conjunction with Singapore Art Week 2020, 10 art galleries at Bras Basah Complex would be organizing a special art exhibition focusing on famous Singaporean artists. Some of which include Cheong Soo Pieng, Lee Man Fong, Fan Chang Tien, Lim Tze Peng, Ong Kim Seng, Nai Swee Leng, Chang Kwang Wee, Tan Kee Sek, Terence Teo, Tung Yue Nang and Tay Bak Chiang.

These artists dwell into different mediums and styles of presentation. They include oil depictions nostalgic scenes of the region and singapore. Others are ink paintings of lively animals paired with calligraphy writings of classical poems.

Venue: Bras Basah Complex

When: 11 - 19 Jan 2020,

By: Bras Basah Complex Art Galleries

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