Acrylic Painting on Canvas Team Bonding Art Jamming Singapore Visual Arts Centre


















Yeo Hoe Koon
Oil on Canvas
64 x 89.5 cm
Price Range: $16,000 - $20,000
Yeo Hoe Koon
Oil on Canvas
101 x 123 cm
Price Range: $26,000 - $32,000
Chen Wen Hsi
Chinese Ink and Color on Paper
50 x 54cm
Price Range: SGD $42,000 - $50,000
Cheong Soo Pieng
Red Tone
61 x 91.5cm
Price Range: SGD $108,000 - $138,000
Cheong Soo Pieng
Abstract Landscape
50 x 61cm
Price Range: SGD $95,000 -$128,000
Fan Shao Hua
Chinese Ink and Colour on Paper
100 x 100cm
Price Range: SGD $9,800 - $14,800
Fan Shao Hua
Chinese Ink and Colour on Paper
100 x 100cm
Price Range: SGD $8,800 - $13,800

1907 - 1987
范昌乾
FAN CHANG TIEN
1907 - 1987
Fan's artistic legacy in the development of Singapore art is immense, significant and of great consequence.
Fan's artistic legacy in the development of Singapore art is immense, significant and of great consequence.
SGD $93,600 – $138,000
Born in Singapore in 1921, Lim Tze Peng (林子平) is one of Singapore’s most significant artists and the longest living and working artist who had passed on in 2025, at 103 years old. Lim is renowned for his Chinese ink creations of post-independence Singapore, and his signature modern Chinese calligraphy – 糊 涂字.
Lim has been bestowed several awards including the Special Prize at the Commonwealth Art Exhibition in England in 1977 and the prestigious Cultural Medallion in Singapore in 2003. In May 2012, he had broke the auction record for the highest price for a work by a Singaporean living artist with the artwork “Singapore River Scene” (1978) having sold at US$160,392 on hammer at a Christies auction sale in Hong Kong,
Alongside local and international exhibitions, his masterpieces are exhibited in prominent Singapore institutions and is part of many prestigious collections.
139 x 135cm
SGD $96,000 – $198,000
Born in Singapore in 1921, Lim Tze Peng (林子平) is one of Singapore’s most significant artists and the longest living and working artist who had passed on in 2025, at 103 years old. Lim is renowned for his Chinese ink creations of post-independence Singapore, and his signature modern Chinese calligraphy – 糊 涂字.
Lim has been bestowed several awards including the Special Prize at the Commonwealth Art Exhibition in England in 1977 and the prestigious Cultural Medallion in Singapore in 2003. In May 2012, he had broke the auction record for the highest price for a work by a Singaporean living artist with the artwork “Singapore River Scene” (1978) having sold at US$160,392 on hammer at a Christies auction sale in Hong Kong,
Alongside local and international exhibitions, his masterpieces are exhibited in prominent Singapore institutions and is part of many prestigious collections.
SGD $34,800 – $52,000
Born in Singapore in 1921, Lim Tze Peng (林子平) is one of Singapore’s most significant artists and the longest living and working artist who had passed on in 2025, at 103 years old. Lim is renowned for his Chinese ink creations of post-independence Singapore, and his signature modern Chinese calligraphy – 糊 涂字.
Lim has been bestowed several awards including the Special Prize at the Commonwealth Art Exhibition in England in 1977 and the prestigious Cultural Medallion in Singapore in 2003. In May 2012, he had broke the auction record for the highest price for a work by a Singaporean living artist with the artwork “Singapore River Scene” (1978) having sold at US$160,392 on hammer at a Christies auction sale in Hong Kong,
Alongside local and international exhibitions, his masterpieces are exhibited in prominent Singapore institutions and is part of many prestigious collections.
SGD $34,800 – $52,000
Born in Singapore in 1921, Lim Tze Peng (林子平) is one of Singapore’s most significant artists and the longest living and working artist who had passed on in 2025, at 103 years old. Lim is renowned for his Chinese ink creations of post-independence Singapore, and his signature modern Chinese calligraphy – 糊 涂字.
Lim has been bestowed several awards including the Special Prize at the Commonwealth Art Exhibition in England in 1977 and the prestigious Cultural Medallion in Singapore in 2003. In May 2012, he had broke the auction record for the highest price for a work by a Singaporean living artist with the artwork “Singapore River Scene” (1978) having sold at US$160,392 on hammer at a Christies auction sale in Hong Kong,
Alongside local and international exhibitions, his masterpieces are exhibited in prominent Singapore institutions and is part of many prestigious collections.
SGD $102,000 – $122,000
Born in Singapore in 1921, Lim Tze Peng (林子平) is one of Singapore’s most significant artists and the longest living and working artist who had passed on in 2025, at 103 years old. Lim is renowned for his Chinese ink creations of post-independence Singapore, and his signature modern Chinese calligraphy – 糊 涂字.
Lim has been bestowed several awards including the Special Prize at the Commonwealth Art Exhibition in England in 1977 and the prestigious Cultural Medallion in Singapore in 2003. In May 2012, he had broke the auction record for the highest price for a work by a Singaporean living artist with the artwork “Singapore River Scene” (1978) having sold at US$160,392 on hammer at a Christies auction sale in Hong Kong,
Alongside local and international exhibitions, his masterpieces are exhibited in prominent Singapore institutions and is part of many prestigious collections.
SGD $15,600 – $19,300
Born in Singapore in 1921, Lim Tze Peng (林子平) is one of Singapore’s most significant artists and the longest living and working artist who had passed on in 2025, at 103 years old. Lim is renowned for his Chinese ink creations of post-independence Singapore, and his signature modern Chinese calligraphy – 糊 涂字.
Lim has been bestowed several awards including the Special Prize at the Commonwealth Art Exhibition in England in 1977 and the prestigious Cultural Medallion in Singapore in 2003. In May 2012, he had broke the auction record for the highest price for a work by a Singaporean living artist with the artwork “Singapore River Scene” (1978) having sold at US$160,392 on hammer at a Christies auction sale in Hong Kong,
Alongside local and international exhibitions, his masterpieces are exhibited in prominent Singapore institutions and is part of many prestigious collections.
SGD $39,000 – $68,000
Born in Singapore in 1921, Lim Tze Peng (林子平) is one of Singapore’s most significant artists and the longest living and working artist who had passed on in 2025, at 103 years old. Lim is renowned for his Chinese ink creations of post-independence Singapore, and his signature modern Chinese calligraphy – 糊 涂字.
Lim has been bestowed several awards including the Special Prize at the Commonwealth Art Exhibition in England in 1977 and the prestigious Cultural Medallion in Singapore in 2003. In May 2012, he had broke the auction record for the highest price for a work by a Singaporean living artist with the artwork “Singapore River Scene” (1978) having sold at US$160,392 on hammer at a Christies auction sale in Hong Kong,
Alongside local and international exhibitions, his masterpieces are exhibited in prominent Singapore institutions and is part of many prestigious collections.
SGD $39,000 – $68,000
Born in Singapore in 1921, Lim Tze Peng (林子平) is one of Singapore’s most significant artists and the longest living and working artist who had passed on in 2025, at 103 years old. Lim is renowned for his Chinese ink creations of post-independence Singapore, and his signature modern Chinese calligraphy – 糊 涂字.
Lim has been bestowed several awards including the Special Prize at the Commonwealth Art Exhibition in England in 1977 and the prestigious Cultural Medallion in Singapore in 2003. In May 2012, he had broke the auction record for the highest price for a work by a Singaporean living artist with the artwork “Singapore River Scene” (1978) having sold at US$160,392 on hammer at a Christies auction sale in Hong Kong,
Alongside local and international exhibitions, his masterpieces are exhibited in prominent Singapore institutions and is part of many prestigious collections.
SGD $58,000 – $69,000
Born in Singapore in 1921, Lim Tze Peng (林子平) is one of Singapore’s most significant artists and the longest living and working artist who had passed on in 2025, at 103 years old. Lim is renowned for his Chinese ink creations of post-independence Singapore, and his signature modern Chinese calligraphy – 糊 涂字.
Lim has been bestowed several awards including the Special Prize at the Commonwealth Art Exhibition in England in 1977 and the prestigious Cultural Medallion in Singapore in 2003. In May 2012, he had broke the auction record for the highest price for a work by a Singaporean living artist with the artwork “Singapore River Scene” (1978) having sold at US$160,392 on hammer at a Christies auction sale in Hong Kong,
Alongside local and international exhibitions, his masterpieces are exhibited in prominent Singapore institutions and is part of many prestigious collections.
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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.