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Trace the evolution of Chinese art in Singapore, from the Nanyang Style of painting to other forms of visual expression
A history of Chinese cartoons and comics in Singapore
By: Lim Cheng Tju
Siaw-Tao Chinese Seal Carving, Calligraphy and Painting Society
By: Tan Yong Jun
Pioneer artist: Lim Tze Peng
By: Low Sze Wee
‘Nanyang art’ by artists from China: Emergence of a local consciousness
By: Teo Han Wue
Chinese calligraphy in Singapore through the years
By: Tan Puay Hock
Pioneer artist: Georgette Chen
By: Leong Weng Kam
Pioneer artist: Chen Chong Swee
By: Leong Weng Kam
Pioneer artist: Liu Kang
By: Leong Weng Kam
Pioneer artist: Cheong Soo Pieng
By: Leong Weng Kam
Calligraphy at Chinese temples in Singapore
By: Tan Puay Hock
Modern and contemporary art in Singapore
By: Kwok Kian Chow
Overview of Singapore’s Chinese calligraphers (1900–2000)
By: Tan Puay Hock
Singapore’s calligraphy societies (1900–2000)
By: Tan Puay Hock
A brief history of seal carving in Singapore
By: Tan Yong Jun
Art societies formed by Chinese in Singapore
By: Teo Han Wue
Pioneer artist: Tchang Ju Chi
By: Yeo Mang Thong
Some new trends in the post-war Singapore art scene
By: Teo Han Wue
Pioneer artist: Yeh Chi Wei
By: Low Sze Wee
Lim Hak Tai: Founding principal of Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts
By: The Editorial Team
Early Chinese schools and the development of art
By: Teo Han Wue
What ‘Chinese art’ means in Singapore
By: Kwok Kian Chow
Pioneer artist: Sun Yee
By: Low Sze Wee
Pioneer artist: Chen Wen Hsi
By: Low Sze Wee
The beginnings of art activities in the Chinese community of Singapore
By: Teo Han Wue