Monday, May 17, 2010
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
International Show-2008,2009
Beberapa katalog pameran diperingakat antarabangsa yang pernah disertai pada tahun 2008 dan 2009
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Thursday, March 11, 2010
A taste of Malaysian art for South Koreans
Friday September 5, 2008
By FAZLEENA AZIZ
WORKS by Malaysian artists will go on display in South Korea when the 70th Annual Exhibition of Mokwoohoe With 40 Prominent Malaysian Artists is held this month.
Artseni gallery is working with the Mokwoohoe Fine Artist Association Korea on the exhibition that will be held at the Seoul Museum of Art from Sept 23 to 29.
Intriguing: ‘The Midnight Sky Dance’, an acrylic on canvas piece by Ismail Latiff.
The artists taking part are Tew Nai Tong, Cheah Yew Saik, Eric Quah, Tan Tong, Peter Liew, Ismail Latiff, Patrick Scully, Azman Hilmi, Lim Ah Cheng, Ng Foo Cheong, Pheh It Hao, Philip Wong, Shahrul Anuar Shaari , Tan Bee Him, Tang Hong Lee, Teoh Kai Suan, Zainal Abidin Musa, Zaim Durulaman, Yap Poh Sim, Soon Lai Wai, Ch’ng Huck Theng, Gwen Lim Bee Hoon, Suhaimi A Wahab, Tan Kok Cet, Tan Chee Hon, Loo Suenn Yin, Ho Kee Chek, Kuen Stephanie, Nizam Abdullah, Nurazmal Md. Yusoff, Zulkiflee Zainal Abidin, Khairudin, Haris Hamasani, Samsudin Wahab, Samsudin Lappo, Briget Lee, Yvonne Ou Yong, Tan Guat Ling, Lui Cheng Thak and Wong Fook Liung.
Each artist will contribute one painting for the exhibition. The works are in various mediums, like oil, acrylic, etching, transparent spirit glass paint, crayon, Chinese ink, and mixed medium on canvas, paper, perspex and aluminium.
They are mostly abstract pieces and include impressionist, abstract expression, realism, semi abstract and symbolism.
Traditional theme: ‘Congkak’, an acrylic on canvas piece by Kuen Stephanie.
According to Artseni founder artist Philip Wong, the South Korean art scene is very established.
“There are a lot of people who appreciate arts in South Korea and the government is very supportive, too.
“The association found our art works amazing during a meeting in April.
“They asked if would like to have a show in South Korea as they saw a lot of talent in the works.
A touch of nature: ‘Journey FRIM & Floral’ by Pheh It Hao.
“We felt that it was a good opportunity for us and we were encouraged to pursue the idea by Unity, Arts, Cultural and Heritage Minister Datuk Seri Mohd Shafie Apdal.
“The selection for this exhibition was done with seven senior artists, more than 20 established artists and some up-and-coming ones.
“These up-and-coming artists have been in the industry for many years and they want to be active. They have the skill, but not the opportunity, so this exhibition provides a great platform to showcase their work.
“All the artists have presented their best work for this show,” he said.
Festive feel: The Kawadi Thaipusam Series by Patrick Scully.
According to Wong, the paintings feature different techniques and styles but the common thread that runs through the collection is that most of the works express colours.
“The collection is every bit Malaysian and the subject matter is very healthy, featuring nature and humans,” he said.
He added that the artists were very happy to be part of such an exhibition.
By FAZLEENA AZIZ
WORKS by Malaysian artists will go on display in South Korea when the 70th Annual Exhibition of Mokwoohoe With 40 Prominent Malaysian Artists is held this month.
Artseni gallery is working with the Mokwoohoe Fine Artist Association Korea on the exhibition that will be held at the Seoul Museum of Art from Sept 23 to 29.
Intriguing: ‘The Midnight Sky Dance’, an acrylic on canvas piece by Ismail Latiff.
The artists taking part are Tew Nai Tong, Cheah Yew Saik, Eric Quah, Tan Tong, Peter Liew, Ismail Latiff, Patrick Scully, Azman Hilmi, Lim Ah Cheng, Ng Foo Cheong, Pheh It Hao, Philip Wong, Shahrul Anuar Shaari , Tan Bee Him, Tang Hong Lee, Teoh Kai Suan, Zainal Abidin Musa, Zaim Durulaman, Yap Poh Sim, Soon Lai Wai, Ch’ng Huck Theng, Gwen Lim Bee Hoon, Suhaimi A Wahab, Tan Kok Cet, Tan Chee Hon, Loo Suenn Yin, Ho Kee Chek, Kuen Stephanie, Nizam Abdullah, Nurazmal Md. Yusoff, Zulkiflee Zainal Abidin, Khairudin, Haris Hamasani, Samsudin Wahab, Samsudin Lappo, Briget Lee, Yvonne Ou Yong, Tan Guat Ling, Lui Cheng Thak and Wong Fook Liung.
Each artist will contribute one painting for the exhibition. The works are in various mediums, like oil, acrylic, etching, transparent spirit glass paint, crayon, Chinese ink, and mixed medium on canvas, paper, perspex and aluminium.
They are mostly abstract pieces and include impressionist, abstract expression, realism, semi abstract and symbolism.
Traditional theme: ‘Congkak’, an acrylic on canvas piece by Kuen Stephanie.
According to Artseni founder artist Philip Wong, the South Korean art scene is very established.
“There are a lot of people who appreciate arts in South Korea and the government is very supportive, too.
“The association found our art works amazing during a meeting in April.
“They asked if would like to have a show in South Korea as they saw a lot of talent in the works.
A touch of nature: ‘Journey FRIM & Floral’ by Pheh It Hao.
“We felt that it was a good opportunity for us and we were encouraged to pursue the idea by Unity, Arts, Cultural and Heritage Minister Datuk Seri Mohd Shafie Apdal.
“The selection for this exhibition was done with seven senior artists, more than 20 established artists and some up-and-coming ones.
“These up-and-coming artists have been in the industry for many years and they want to be active. They have the skill, but not the opportunity, so this exhibition provides a great platform to showcase their work.
“All the artists have presented their best work for this show,” he said.
Festive feel: The Kawadi Thaipusam Series by Patrick Scully.
According to Wong, the paintings feature different techniques and styles but the common thread that runs through the collection is that most of the works express colours.
“The collection is every bit Malaysian and the subject matter is very healthy, featuring nature and humans,” he said.
He added that the artists were very happy to be part of such an exhibition.
Monday, January 25, 2010
new work
siri terbaru ni dihasilkan pada tahun lepas dan masih belum selesai sepenuh,sampai hari ini ada lebih kurang 20 keping, akan keluar untuk pameran nanti.
Thursday, October 29, 2009
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Sunday, October 18, 2009
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Karya Pelajar
Projek ke 2 dalam kelas catan 1 -pelajar melakukan tugasan menterjemahkan idea dari praktis teori gaya impresionism.Penggunaan warna dalam merakam kesan cahaya sekeliling yang terkesan pada sebarang permukaan subjek kajian.Sunday, June 7, 2009
Apabila Mahsuri bersumpah...
Apabila Mahsuri bersumpahBukan dengan jampi serapah
Ketika diri mulai rebah
Ketika diri mula menyerah
Tanpa resah..
Apabila Mahsuri bersumpah
Mereka bermuram duka
Semacam cuka
Celakalah Langkasuka
Ketika darah membasahi luka..
6/6/2009/7.45 ptg/ pantai Chenang,Langkawi
Percutian di Pulau Langkawi, bersama ayah..
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Apabila Sang Rumi menari..
Dimusim dingin, cabang-cabang pohon itu nampak tidur,
Bekerja diam-diam, mempersiapkan musim semi mereka
Manusia melilitkan jaring bagi dirinya,sementara seekor harimau
(manusia tarekat)menghancurkan kandangnya..
Engkau memiliki pengetahuan dari agama yang keliru
jika engkau membelakangi realiti
apabila anda sampai di samudera
anda tidak lagi berbicara tentang arus sungai
Barang siapa mengikuti jalan itu (pencari kebenaran), ia akan kehilangan topi (kebanggaan)
dan kepalanya (rasionaliti)
(Nizhami , treasury og myteries)
Antara Air dan Langit, Apa yang ditengah....
Sesekali naik feri selepas hujan teringat pula zaman budak budak dulu, jarang sekali dapat naik feri ni..sekarang ni macam dah tak peduli pula..tpi sesekali naik tu yang rasa syok semacam ja tu ...sekarang jumlah feri pulau pinang sudah banyak, jadi menunggu lama untuk naik feri ni sudah tidak jadi masalah lagi....layan je.
Pantai Batu Feringhi, 28 jun 2009, 11.30 pgi, ketika hujan sedang beransur reda..selepas balik dari buat pemantauan student praktikal di hotel Bayview-seminar kebangsaan pengetua seluruh Malaysia
Dah lama tak datang ke sini, teringat pula tentang tsunami yang melanda kawasan ni beberapa tahun dulu.
Segala ketentuan milikNya..segala yang berlaku diluar jangkaan manusia..itu pasti, manusia tidak mampu menjangkakan apa yang bakal berlaku.Segala yang terintas dalam akal fikir tentang hal hal jangkaan tentang ketentuanNya adalah mustahil.Hukum Takdir dimana?..mungkin disini kita dapat melihat.Ketentuan ini juga tidak lah memakan tempat untuk terjadi....lihat laut..lihat pokok..lihat batu..lihat buih-buih..itu makhluk, mungkin juga itu alat, mungkin itu senjata, yang cantik itu belum tentu cantik sampai bila bila,kerana aku fikir yang cantik itu boleh membersihkan yang kotor dengan MurkaNya.
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