The Art Journey of Singapore

展览简介

新加坡"藝海画缘"第四回书画联展,展出地点在新加坡视觉艺术中心举行,展示日期:2025年10月17日至22日,上午九时半至下午七时。 此次联展画家五位,何明亮、吴秋来、许立志、余瑞庆、沈添松. 何明亮字白沙,作品多以太行山及山东青岛崂山为创造方向,其画作线条苍劲简逸"以化其形,传其神韵"为主,近期画作吸收泼墨泼彩技法,参以传统写实笔意,尝试将山水画意境,提升新的时代感。 吴秋来作品多以印度拉贾斯坦的骆驼与人物的生活为题材,以充满活泼流畅的笔墨来描绘优美的人物造型,配以生动多变的骆驼动态,每幅作品都皆饱含北印风情气息,此次作品也展出2卷描绘尼泊尔集市的2米长卷。 许立志作品以唐朝写经笔意及 参以敦煌佛像画意形成"自我书法画风"近年以微书蝇头小字金刚经配以佛像长幅构图,独树一格,令人耳目一新,新书风,新画风,别有一种境界。 余瑞庆此次展出的作品以扇面和册页小品为主,题材是写太行和青岛崂山,其山水作品以简练线条创作,色彩淡雅,有清新之气,皆是用心之作,实为后起之秀。 沈添松作品多以南洋佳果,花卉入画,每幅画皆充满南国气息,用笔用墨随意挥写,传统中有创意,其作品"向陽花"构图特有深意,向日葵配以小鶵鸡整幅画充满生命力,寄意深远,佳品之作。 此次新加坡"藝海画缘"2025年联展五位画家皆以最为代表的作品参展,以延续每年一度的艺术交流道路前进。

吴秋来

山水人物画家

新加坡中华美术研究会(永久会员)

1952年出生于新加坡。

1976年毕业于南洋美术专科学校,主要从事山水及人物画创作。

近年以写印度拉贾斯坦骆驼与人物生活为题材, 将传统中国画题增加更广阔的画种, 作新的尝试而努力。

何白沙

山水画家

新加坡中华美术研究会(永久会员)

原名何明亮,1949年生,画以“白沙”字行。新会白沙乡人。

早年随澳门水彩画名家甘长龄学速写及水彩风景画,继而在香港随油画名家马家宝习油画,后有幸得遇山水画名家彭袭明亲授中国山水画用笔用墨用水之法、山水画章法虚实布局要点,始入山水画门径,转益多师。

并长年深入研究古人大家传统笔墨,融入山水写生创作中。喜旅游写生,自30岁起数十年间,曾多次游黄山、中岳泰山、西岳华山、南北雁荡、武夷山、太行山、崂山…………………搜奇峰、打草稿。

“江山为助笔纵横”。近十多年写生创作以河南、山西太行山、山东青岛崂山为主题。山水作品“以化其形、传其神韵”为主。笔墨苍劲简逸,画风个性独特,时出佳作。其山水画作甚受国内外收藏家喜爱。

许立志

书法家

新加坡中华美术研究会(永久会员)

1957年出生于新加坡。

作品多以“微书”写金刚经全文,并配以佛像长条书写,以传承经文精神,创意别具一格。

余瑞庆

山水画家

师从山水画名家何白沙老师习画。

喜旅游,常随师游历写生,近年多往河北、 河南、山西太行山探奇、青岛崂山搜素材写生。 以自然为师参以己意,作品以简洁线条出之, 色彩雅淡,有清幽之气。

沈添松

花鸟画家

1960年生于新加坡。

新加坡艺术协会永久会员

啸涛篆刻书画会会员

墨澜社永久会员

南洋美专校友会永久会员

作品多以南洋花鸟水果为主,笔墨苍劲,线条奔放, 具有时代个性风格特色,深受观画者喜爱。

Exhibition Details

Date
17 Oct – 22 Oct 2025
09:30 AM – 7:00 PM

Venue
Visual Arts Centre
10 Penang Road, #01-02, Dhoby Ghaut Green, Singapore 238469
Parking available at Plaza Singapura

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Our Visual Arts Centre Exhibition Gallery Venue Hire Calendar For 2025/2026 Is Open!

Foundation In Digital Art

Embark on a captivating journey into the vibrant world of digital art! Our Foundation in Digital Art workshop invites budding creatives aged nine and above to unleash their imagination and hone their artistic skills in a dynamic, supportive environment. From mastering basic digital tools to crafting mesmerizing digital masterpieces, children will explore a spectrum of techniques guided by seasoned mentors. Through hands-on activities and interactive sessions, participants will discover the endless possibilities of digital expression while fostering creativity and critical thinking. Join us for an exhilarating adventure where young artists transform ideas into stunning visual realities, igniting a passion for digital art

Colour & Texture Exploration With Acrylic Painting & Collage
Prepare to unleash your inner artist in a kaleidoscope of color and creativity with ‘Colour Blast: Acrylic Painting & Collage Techniques’! Dive into a whirlwind adventure where vibrant hues and mesmerizing textures collide in a symphony of imagination. From mastering the art of seamless color blending to discovering the magic of mixed media collage, this journey is a playground for your artistic soul. With each brushstroke, explore new techniques that breathe life into your canvas, transforming it into a vibrant tapestry of expression. Join us and let your creativity run wild as you embark on this colorful escapade!”
World of Manga [Foundation & Styling]
A manga art workshop for children and teenagers sounds like a fantastic idea! Here’s how you might structure it:
Introduction to Manga: Begin by introducing what manga is, its history, and its influence on popular culture worldwide. Show examples of different manga styles and genres to give participants an overview.
Basic Drawing Techniques: Start with the fundamentals of drawing, such as line work, shapes, and proportions. Provide step-by-step instructions on how to draw basic manga characters, focusing on simple shapes that can be built upon.
Character Design: Move on to character design concepts, including creating unique characters, designing their personalities, and developing backstories. Encourage participants to get creative and think outside the box.
Expression and Emotion: Teach how to convey emotions and expressions through facial expressions, body language, and positioning of characters. This can be a fun and interactive exercise where participants practice drawing various emotions.
Storytelling and Paneling: Explore the basics of storytelling in manga, including paneling techniques, pacing, and layout. Show examples of different panel structures and discuss how they affect the flow of the story.
Inking and Coloring: Introduce participants to inking techniques using pens or markers. You can also cover digital inking for those interested. Then, demonstrate basic coloring techniques using markers, colored pencils, or digital software.
Feedback and Collaboration: Provide opportunities for participants to share their work and receive feedback from their peers and instructors. Encourage collaboration by having them work together on short manga projects or collaborative drawings.
Final Showcase: End the workshop with a showcase of participants’ work. This could be in the form of an exhibition, digital gallery, or printed booklet. Celebrate everyone’s creativity and progress throughout the workshop.
Remember to create a supportive and encouraging environment where participants feel free to express themselves and explore their creativity. And don’t forget to have fun! Manga is all about imagination and passion, so let that spirit shine through in your workshop.
Academy Drawing Traditions
The academy drawing and sketching tradition, rooted in centuries of artistic practice, emphasizes disciplined study of form, proportion, and technique. Originating from Renaissance workshops and formalized by institutions like the Royal Academy, it prioritizes meticulous observation and mastery of fundamental skills. Students progress from basic exercises to complex compositions, learning to depict still life and common objects with precision and expression. This tradition values both classical principles and innovation, encouraging artists to push boundaries while maintaining a deep respect for tradition. Through rigorous training and critique, artists within this tradition cultivate a strong foundation for creative exploration and artistic excellence.
Chinese Ink Painting and Calligraphy
This course on Chinese ink painting and calligraphy introduces young learners to the rich traditions of Chinese art. Through hands-on activities, students explore the basics of brush techniques, ink control, and the delicate art of Chinese script. They learn to appreciate the cultural significance of calligraphy and painting, developing skills in creating elegant strokes and expressive brushwork. The course fosters creativity, patience, and fine motor skills, while also providing insights into Chinese history and aesthetics. By the end, children gain confidence in their artistic abilities and a deeper understanding of Chinese cultural heritage.
Funk with Graffiti
Funk With Graffiti Workshop for children is an engaging and creative program aimed at introducing young artists to the vibrant world of graffiti and funk-inspired street style art. Participants learn the basics of graffiti history, techniques, and safety. Guided by professional graffiti artists, children explore the art of designing their unique tags, emphasizing creativity, expression, and individuality. The workshop includes hands-on activities, from sketching concepts to creating final designs with spray paint on provided surfaces. By the end of the session, children gain confidence in their artistic abilities and an appreciation for graffiti and funk as legitimate forms of street art. Each child completes two original artworks, which they proudly take home, showcasing their newfound skills and personal style.
Batik Tales

In the Batik Introduction Handkerchief Painting workshop, participants will learn the traditional art of batik, a wax-resist dyeing technique originating from Indonesia. The workshop begins with a brief history and overview of batik, highlighting its cultural significance and various techniques. Participants will then observe a demonstration of applying wax with tjanting tools and dyeing the fabric. Following the demonstration, each participant will design and create their own batik handkerchief, applying wax to create patterns and then dyeing their fabric. The workshop concludes with a group discussion, allowing participants to share their creations and reflect on their learning experience.