Sundays at NUS Museum
Basic Chinese Ink Painting Course

This short course aims to cultivate an interest in Chinese ink painting. Students will learn some basic brush painting techniques and use them to create simple subject matter like goldfish, cat, flowers, water-melon, grapes, gourd, rambutan and vegetables. The course will also include some calligraphy exercises.

6 lessons: 18 Nov, 25 Nov, 2 Dec, 9 Dec 16 Dec & 23 Dec 2007 Time:        10.00am to 12.00noon Venue:      Celadon Room, NUS Museum Fees:         $192.60 (inclusive of GST) Registration will be confirmed upon receipt of payment. Cheques should be made payable to ‘National University of Singapore’ with the course title indicated on the back. Please mail cheques to NUS Museum by 31 October 2007. Materials:   $17.00 per set (Includes: Ink, Paint, Brushes, Felt cloth, Palette & Paper) Students are encouraged to bring an apron Maximum 15 students (8 to 16 years of age) Course will start only if a minimum of 6 participants sign up

NUS MUSEUM University Cultural Centre 50 Kent Ridge Crescent National University of Singapore Singapore 119279 Tel 65 6516 4617 / 8817 Fax 65 6778 3738 museum@nus.edu.sg   Opening Hours 10am to 7.30pm (Tue to Sat) 10am to 6pm on Sundays

Quek Kiat Sing is a practising contemporary ink artist who has received recognition in local awards such as the United Overseas Bank Painting of the Year Competition and the Dr Tan Tsze Chor Art Award. She represented Singapore at the ASEAN Cultural Week in Vietnam in 2004 and participated in the China ASEAN Youth Artwork Creativity Contest in China in 2006.  Kiat Sing also lectures part-time at the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts.