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PAG-ASA BOHOL
CHARITY EVENT - ART, WINE & CHOCOLATE
22 APRIL 2017, 4-6PM - ART PORTERS, SINGAPORE
Featured Artists
Marcel Heijnen
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Marcel is a visual artist, designer and musician. Originally from the Netherlands, Asia has been his home since 1992. Over the past few years he has had solo exhibitions at Month of Photography Asia, Vue Privée and Galeri Utama. He has participated in numerous group shows and the Affordable Art Fairs in both Singapore and Hong Kong. He is represented by Eduard Planting Gallery in Amsterdam and Blue Lotus Gallery in Hong Kong.
Raymond Lau Po Seng
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Raymond is a Singaporean artist graduated from University of Tasmania in 1995 with Bachelor Degree in Fine Arts. Growing up with a Tourette Syndrome since the age of 7 did not stop Raymond to believe in art and pursue his career as a painter. He has done numerous solo exhibitions in New York, and received the Young Artist Award from the National Arts Council of Singapore in 2001.
Billy Mork
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Billy Mork is a Singaporean photographer and founder of IMMAGINI, a photographic gallery and laboratory that specialises in archival quality Fine Art Black-and-White analogue photography and printing. Starting his career in the late 1970s as an art director in an international advertising firm, Billy left to study photography, graduating from Brooks Institute of Photography in the US, and then a major in black and white photography. In 1989, he earned a Masters in Fine Art Photography from UK Royal Academy of Fine Art, majoring in fine art photography and photography development.
Traseone
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As an activist in the local street art movement, TraseOne is highly regarded as one of the leading pioneers who is always pushing boundaries and overseeing the progression in the scene since he started engaging in the arts circa ’99. What started as an ego driven adolescent hobby of just scrawling his name on the streets, Trase has evolved his approach in making art to create a more intellectual dialog of his work, most of which contain subliminal messages cleverly embedded in his work. A self-taught graffiti artist, Trase was granted the inaugural Goh Chok Tong Youth Promise Award in 2005 to expand his knowledge in art, eventually graduating with an Honor’s Degree in 2007. Trase has since had his work exhibited in numerous commissioned projects and exhibitions both on local and global platform, winning numerous awards for his perpetually evolving style.
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