Chua Ek Kay: Art History as Art Practice

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Main Author:	KWOK, Kian Chow
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Language:	English
Published:	Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University 2015
Subjects:	Chua Ek Kay (1947–2008) was a Singaporean visual artist and a Cultural Medallion recipient for Visual Arts in 1999. Chua worked primarily with ink as a paint medium and his works both constituted and later departed from the Chinese ink painting tradition. His iconic works include Song of the Cicada (1995) Street Scene at Jalan Sultan (1997) After the Rain (2004) and Morning Breeze in Early Summer (2006). Arts and Humanities History
Online Access:	https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/soss_research/2152
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topic	Chua Ek Kay (1947–2008) was a Singaporean visual artist and a Cultural Medallion recipient for Visual Arts in 1999. Chua worked primarily with ink as a paint medium and his works both constituted and later departed from the Chinese ink painting tradition. His iconic works include Song of the Cicada (1995) Street Scene at Jalan Sultan (1997) After the Rain (2004) and Morning Breeze in Early Summer (2006). Arts and Humanities History
spellingShingle	Chua Ek Kay (1947–2008) was a Singaporean visual artist and a Cultural Medallion recipient for Visual Arts in 1999. Chua worked primarily with ink as a paint medium and his works both constituted and later departed from the Chinese ink painting tradition. His iconic works include Song of the Cicada (1995) Street Scene at Jalan Sultan (1997) After the Rain (2004) and Morning Breeze in Early Summer (2006). Arts and Humanities History KWOK, Kian Chow KWOK, Kian Chow Chua Ek Kay: Art History as Art Practice
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