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祖籍广东南海，1958 年生于新加坡，师从赖瑞龙老师习水墨画及许梦丰老师习书法与水墨画。1998年被编入天津古籍出版社出版的《中国古今书画名人大辞典》。从事书画篆刻教学与创作，闲时陶醉于赋诗之乐。
墨澜社社长，新加坡艺术协会会员，狮城书法篆刻会会员，狮城书法篆刻会名誉理事，中华美术研究会会员，华翰研究会会员，新加坡书法家协会会员，新加坡书法家协会评议员，新加坡艺术总会理事，艺林美术会会员，南艺联谊会会员及书法评委等。
作品曾多次参加国内外书法展及国际书法展， 并获得国内外人士收藏。
龙泉窑是中国历史上的一个名窑，因其主要产区在龙泉市而得名。它开创于三国两晋，结束于清代，生产瓷器的历史长达1600多年，是中国制瓷历史上最长的一个瓷窑系，它的产品畅销于亚洲、非洲、欧洲的许多国家和地区，影响十分深远。
龙泉窑釉色苍翠，北宋时多粉青色，南宋时呈葱青色，没有开片在器皿转折处，往往露胎呈现胎色，瓷釉厚润，装饰上很少刻花、划花，而流行用贴花、浮雕，例如在盘中常堆贴出双鱼图案，在瓶身上贴出缠枝牡丹图案。
宋代瓷业鼎盛，除上述五大名窑外，山西省平阳的平阳窑、陕西省耀州的耀州窑，福建省建安的建窑，江西省吉州的吉州窑，也都烧制相当好的瓷器。
磁州窑在今河北省磁县，是华北大窑业中心，很受日本重视，历代都有大量的瓷器销往日本，日本人也把瓷器叫磁器，是有其原因的。
南宋有章生一、章生二兄弟，在龙泉设窑厂，生一所烧的窑名“琉田窑”，又名“哥窑”；生二所烧的窑名“龙泉窑”，又名“弟窑”。
中国画家 - 黄文诚油画作品展
乡土油画专列。中国美术家协会会员，国家一级美术师，广西北部湾油画研究院副院长，中国 – 东盟书画艺术中心副主任，展出作品23件。
画家把视角放在农耕文明的绝响和精神家园的守望。黄文诚的艺术专注于广西桂西、南、北少数民族农民的生活。因对此地民族的了解及深厚的情感而在他的画中可以描绘出细腻的温情、体恤。
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乡土油画专列。中国美术家协会会员，国家一级美术师，广西北部湾油画研究院副院长，中国 – 东盟书画艺术中心副主任，展出作品23件。
画家把视角放在农耕文明的绝响和精神家园的守望。黄文诚的艺术专注于广西桂西、南、北少数民族农民的生活。因对此地民族的了解及深厚的情感而在他的画中可以描绘出细腻的温情、体恤。
开幕仪式：2017年12月2日（星期六）下午三时正
开幕主宾：全国肾脏基金会主席 - 许宝忠先生 Mr Koh Poh Tiong - The National Kidney Foundation
专题讲座： 沈雁与新加坡艺术学院
主讲人： 邹璐（作家）
分享嘉宾： 赖瑞龙（画家）
翁锡礼（画家）
姚天佑（画家）
讲座主席： 蔡志礼博士（新加坡当代艺术研究会主席）
2014年，沈雁女士遗作百余幅用于为圣路加医院举办慈善展，获得热烈反响。为将沈雁女士的爱留在人间，家属专嘱将最后31幅画作捐赠全国肾脏基金会用于慈善筹款。承办单位宣和文物也将部分珍藏同时展出，用于慈善筹款，谨此向沈雁女士致敬。呼吁社会各界踊跃认购，共襄善举，为爱接力，为慈善尽力。
Mr. Choo has had a distinguished career in the Singapore Arts scene spanning over 20 years. Prior to his current role as the CEO of Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC), he was the President of the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) from 2003 to 2014, and served as CEO of the National Arts Council (NAC) from 1996 to 2003.
Mr Choo is formally trained in Chinese calligraphy. His love for calligraphy began at a tender age of 11, when he started by teaching himself the basic brushstrokes. He has come a long way since then, having continued his practice to hone his skill over the past 50 years, including 20 years of training under the locally renowned calligrapher, Mr Chang Sow Yam. While this is his first solo exhibition with Da Tang Fine Arts Singapore, he has previously participated in group exhibitions, and has regularly presented his calligraphy art works to close friends and family. Mr. Choo is also well-versed in and a published-writer of Chinese classical poems, producing his first collection of personal poems in 2001. Mr Choo is a unique and well-rounded calligrapher. He marries his deep knowledge in Chinese classical poems, as well as in Chinese language, history, philosophy and culture, with his masterful skill in calligraphy to produce original and meaningful calligraphy art works.
Mr Choo was educated as a horticulturist, having received his Bachelor in Horticultural Science from Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, and his Masters in Urban Forestry from Australian National University (ANU), both under Singapore’s Colombo Plan Scholarship. Prior to his career in the arts, he was with then Parks and Recreation Department (P&R), which later became the National Parks Board (NParks) for 20 years, rising to Deputy CEO before leaving in 1996.
Over the years, he has served as Chairman, President or Board Member on various cultural organizations and institutions, including the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, School of the Arts, and presided as Chief Judge of the UOB Painting of the Year for a number of years. Currently, he is the Chairman of Tote Board Arts Fund, Director of Singapore Chinese Orchestra Company Limited, Independent Director of Composers and Authors Society of Singapore Limited (COMPASS), Director of Ding Yi Music Company Ltd, Member of Singapore Press Holdings Ltd Chinese Newspaper Division Advisory Panel, Chairman of National Chinese Music Competition Advisory Committee, President of General Society for Chinese Classical Poetry (International), and Chairman of MCI’s Broadcast/Publication/Arts Appeal Committee.
Mr Choo is formally trained in Chinese calligraphy. His love for calligraphy began at a tender age of 11, when he started by teaching himself the basic brushstrokes. He has come a long way since then, having continued his practice to hone his skill over the past 50 years, including 20 years of training under the locally renowned calligrapher, Mr Chang Sow Yam. While this is his first solo exhibition with Da Tang Fine Arts Singapore, he has previously participated in group exhibitions, and has regularly presented his calligraphy art works to close friends and family. Mr. Choo is also well-versed in and a published-writer of Chinese classical poems, producing his first collection of personal poems in 2001. Mr Choo is a unique and well-rounded calligrapher. He marries his deep knowledge in Chinese classical poems, as well as in Chinese language, history, philosophy and culture, with his masterful skill in calligraphy to produce original and meaningful calligraphy art works.
Mr Choo was educated as a horticulturist, having received his Bachelor in Horticultural Science from Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, and his Masters in Urban Forestry from Australian National University (ANU), both under Singapore’s Colombo Plan Scholarship. Prior to his career in the arts, he was with then Parks and Recreation Department (P&R), which later became the National Parks Board (NParks) for 20 years, rising to Deputy CEO before leaving in 1996.
Over the years, he has served as Chairman, President or Board Member on various cultural organizations and institutions, including the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, School of the Arts, and presided as Chief Judge of the UOB Painting of the Year for a number of years. Currently, he is the Chairman of Tote Board Arts Fund, Director of Singapore Chinese Orchestra Company Limited, Independent Director of Composers and Authors Society of Singapore Limited (COMPASS), Director of Ding Yi Music Company Ltd, Member of Singapore Press Holdings Ltd Chinese Newspaper Division Advisory Panel, Chairman of National Chinese Music Competition Advisory Committee, President of General Society for Chinese Classical Poetry (International), and Chairman of MCI’s Broadcast/Publication/Arts Appeal Committee.
AU YEUNG HING YEE
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Au Yeung Hing Yee was born in Guangdong, China, in 1945. part of his Childhood was spent in Hong Kong. 1984 moved to Singapore. At the age of 10, He entered the Art College of Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing, China, where he studied for eleven years. Since his graduation from the Central Academy of Fine Arts in 1967, He has been Works in Fine Arts,TV, film and newspaper in Beijing Arts Academy, Hong Kong and Singapore.
A 70 years old Singapore Artist, Au Yeung Hing Yee entered Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing, China, at the age of 10 and studied there for 11 years. Graduated in 1967, He has been works in Fine Arts,TV, film and newspaper in Beijing Arts Academy, Hong Kong and Singapore. This exhibition showcases 70 pieces of his most recent works depicting the sceneries or portraits of Singapore, the Himalayas, Bali and Europe and myth legend on oil, Chinese ink and acrylic.