Kudos to the artists who put their heart and soul into each piece. Next year or the year after we will aim for a bigger space so each artist will be able to exhibition a series of at least four artworks instead of the one.
Friday, May 26, 2017
VOICES 2017 - We didn't Expect That
This year exhibition marks the first showcase in a commercial gallery. It went great and we have received many positive reviews
Kudos to the artists who put their heart and soul into each piece. Next year or the year after we will aim for a bigger space so each artist will be able to exhibition a series of at least four artworks instead of the one.
Kudos to the artists who put their heart and soul into each piece. Next year or the year after we will aim for a bigger space so each artist will be able to exhibition a series of at least four artworks instead of the one.
Friday, July 24, 2015
Voices 2015, 24 july
Cavan Chang
Sunshine Tay Floyd Thien
Ezra Chan Ariel Koh Carrichel Lim
Trevor Lee Aaron Yap
Trevor Lee Aaron Yap
Mui Wai Choon
Christian Tan
Mui Wai Choon
Friday, July 3, 2015
Friday, June 5, 2015
Voices, 2015
This year's collateral was designed by MuhdNoh, a vsa artist. He graduated from Nanyang Poly, Digital Media Design (Animation). Check out more of his amazing creations muhdnothart.com
Monday, November 24, 2014
In-School Showcase: Recyclable Materials

The school had an In-School showcase on the last week of the school year.
The pieces displayed approx. 26 hands-on hours of art activity by students, which is not considered many to experience by trial and error. And the fact that many did not process much art experience other than drawing, colouring and pasting added to the difficulty when it came critical thinking skills. Nonetheless, each student make great attempt to create what they have done through limitations over gross and fine motor-skills.
We started with 2D pieces of drawing and collage, these examples are at the bottom of the post. Very simply, we cut and paste pieces of fabric or parchment into a subject or composition.
Next, we did the quilt (above) that involved more pasting with fabric and cotton. Stitching was a new skill many were exposed to during this project. The students got better after the first session as they now had an experience of what stitching was. As we were preparing for the showcase, four students were in charge of joining each quilt (or felt square) together.
The final piece was the most challenging for the classes, that was to construct a 3D structure from plastic bottles. These plastic bottles we pre cut into odd shapes and required a bit of problem-sloving. When the structure was done, we did a collage with leftover fabric. All in all, everyone tried to recycle bits into something creative.
Friday, May 9, 2014
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