Seok Tin opens Lim Mu Hue exhibition

Well, this may be a little late for those attending the exhibition opening. Seok Tin just sending this out. Seok Tin is opening for this exhibition. (no speech she said, just cut ribbon and proclaiming it open!)

Veteran woodcut artist, Lim Mu Hue's exhibition opens at Hainan Clan.

"No Grey Area- Mu Hue's Wood Block"


info below:!!
You are cordially invited to attend the opening ceremony of
"No Grey Area- Mu Hue's Wood Block" print exhibition
at Hai Nan Clan
on March 31, 2006, 12 noon
by Ms. Seok Tin,
President of Singapore Printmaking Society.

Public viewing: March 31to April 2, 2006
Time: 10am to 6pm daily
Venue: Hai Nan Clan 47, Beach Road #01-01/02 Singapore 189683
Tel: 63363452

more on Singapore art

Here's something I've been working on for a while: http://www.artsingapore.org/ - a web portal for information on contemporary art in Singapore.
The first edition contains special features on Lee Wen and Lee Weng Choy, both important in the local art scene. Click on Featured Writings - Featured: to see these. In particular, make sure you check out the 4 writings by Weng, which are available for download until 15 June only.
In addition, under Featured Writings, you will also find a few new exhibition reviews written by Boon of p-10, which are also definitely worth reading.
Lastly, not to be missed are other important information placed in the News, Scheduler and Web Resources sections.
Have a read and let me know what you think! -Jen.

long time

Just a note to say hi as i've been absent too long.
It's been a really busy time in p-10 as we've been working on a series of exciting projects for the year.
Look out for them! -Jen.

BLINK 30

Hungry for art criticism. Here is a refreshing look into art exhibitions in Singapore.

Go here.

important news missed out/?

I missed out a piece of news.

The 'exhibition guide' for Errata is finally published (100 copies).

It is a prequel to the upcoming publication which at this point of time seems very thick and sexy.

The 'Errata exhibition guide' has the curatorial essay, Koh's research notes and picture gallery. It is available at p-10 for anyone who wishes to read it.

It costs $25. All proceeds will go into the final publication. Look forward to anybody's comments. On this topic, I am reminded of a point which Ray brought up at the Editorial meeting (documenta) about Errata being an exhibition project.

I replied that it is an exhibition project all this while, although the exhibition model is not adequate to fully explore the subject. In fact, it shouldn't be the final resting place. As we last packed the collection into the storage, knowing in our hearts the solution which we were seeking for the collection is still not resolved.

Next thing: I M BREATHER: PART II: Paradise/Terrorise was covered in Life last Saturday. Anybody has any comments on that? Chai Hiang said the article was good.

Transmssion out. Woon Tien Wei.