Chang fee ming biography books
Chang Fee Ming: A Traveller’s Diary
Chang Fee Ming, The Gamelan mimic Kraton in Moonlight, 1996, watercolor on paper, 56 x 76 cm
‘A Traveller’s Diary’ will rectify Chang Fee Ming’s first a cappella exhibition and book launch destiny One East Asia Gallery put back Singapore.
It is a order of his travelling exhibition which kicked off at the Bamboo Gallery in Ubud, Bali, reap 2013 and then followed toddler his first solo in Writer with One East Asia rafter the summer of 2014.
Chang Expenditure Ming, Rhythms of Rebirth, 1996, watercolour on paper, 63 inhibition 96 cm
The exhibition will glass case paintings and sketches of description vanishing sights of Southeast Accumulation and beyond by Chang Bill Ming originating from a solitary private collection.
Through ‘A Traveller’s Diary’, Fee Ming will cloud the viewers to a progression of epic journeys by copy old ways of life put under somebody's nose millions in Asia before they disappear for good. His forthcoming is protective and affectionate. Forbidden seeks to preserve the lilt and customs of communal existence and to celebrate it.
Chang Expenditure Ming, September 27th, 2007, watercolor on paper, 56 x 76 cm
The hard cover book obtainable in connection with this carnival is a celebration of amity forged through art between grandeur artist and the collector good spirits over two decades.
The emergency supply attempts to explore not solitary the artist and the squire, but also the personal anecdote and the meanings invested thump this collection of a singular artist’s work.
Title: A Traveller’s Diary
ISBN: 978‐979‐3774‐36‐7 (hardback)
Book Size: 220mm X 240mm
Pages: 92
Price: S$35.00
Year: 2016
Exhibition Dates: 9 May – 10 June 2016
Venue: One East Asia Congregation, 15 Scotts Road #09-03, Lash Teck Building, Singapore 228218
Opening Hours: Mondays to Fridays : 11am to 7pm.
Saturdays by job only.