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Collection of National Gallery Singapore. Raden Saleh's first Orientalist paintings of wild animal hunts and fights depicted lions. He was inspired to paint lions while attending shows by the famous French animal tamer, Henri Martin, in The Hague and Haarlem from 1836 to 1837.
What do you see when you look at a work of art? Is it possible for you to see more into a painting, sculpture, or installation? If you want to find out more about the visual elements that come together to create magic in a work of art, then this course is for you!
In this course, you will learn about the visual elements that make up Southeast Asian art, as well as all the intriguing stories behind them. The course aims to support you as you gain greater confidence in finding meaning from art while also making connections with your own life experiences.
EVENINGS ON THE TERRACE. Painting with Light: Festival of International Films on Art is an annual film festival presented by National Gallery Singapore.
Please register for a ticket at the Painting with Light website. Local and international students, Full-time National Servicemen (NSFs) excluding foreign personnel, seniors aged 60 and above, and children aged 12 and below are eligible for Concession Tickets.
National Gallery Singapore’s well-loved annual festival of international films on art, Painting with Light, returns to the Gallery for its fifth edition. As the world grapples with social issues such as inequality and displacement, this year’s film festival looks at the interactions between art and social commentary.
Day Two will focus on Singapore-made films with social realist approaches in Malay and Chinese languages up to the 1970s, and will refer to the works of Malay film auteur Hussain Haniff as well as the Mandarin feature films produced by Chong Gay Organisation.
