Showing posts with label Art Gallery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art Gallery. Show all posts

Saturday, March 30, 2013

The Art of Brick Exhibition by Nathan Sawaya, Singapore Art and Science Museum 23 December 2012

Here is En, going through the Lego mazes. 

All the Lego art sculpture pieces are really fantastic and each one comes with an inspiring message. 
The exhibition ends on 27 May 2013. 

This says, 
"Beware the wind of life that nibble away your sense of self. Stay strong "


Monday, March 11, 2013

Street Art in Penang 18 October 2012

At Lebuh Cannon. 

At Lebuh Armenian.

At Lebuh Armenian.

At Lebuh Armenian.

At Lebuh Armenian


These were the only ones we have seen.

Found Amelie Cafe, tucked away at Lebuh Armenian.
 We fell in love with it instantly. It was a small and cozy restaurant with recycle furnitures. 

012 496 7838

10 May 2013 - Amelie Cafe has shifted to the corner of Lebuh Armenian and it was re named to "Cozy in the Rocket."

Sunday, August 19, 2012

Kubo Shu 's Kirie Exhibition, Japanese paper cutting art & Library at Japan Foundation Kuala Lumpur, Northpoint 12 June 2012

I took this opportunity to introduce paper-cutting art to the kids, japanese style.
There are some pieces of the delicate artwork of Kubo Shu on display.



The brief video that the kids watched at the exhibition.



The traditional paper sliding door at the Japan Foundation, KL. 

There is a library too. It has mostly Japanese books, with some English titles as well. 
The membership fee is RM10 per year, that allows a member to borrow up to 5 items for up to 3 weeks.
Bring along two passport size photographs for membership application. 


Friday, January 28, 2011

Portrait Sketching 2 January 2011

Observed an artist working on a little girl's portrait. It was an eye opener for them.

Thursday, December 30, 2010

Ping Lian Yeak, Savant Artist 23 December 2010


By looking at this painting, it brought vivid memory of the bustling HuaiHai Road of Shanghai! Bravo !

Hui likes "Kampung Picturesque" whereas En prefer the Khoo Kongsi. She added "Look at the carving"