Title: Icons of 1960s Singapore (Commercial Product)
Facilitators: Catherine Ng, Peggy Teng
Students Involved: Art Club
Synopsis: Badge for sale during the NOMAD Finale from the 3rd to the 5th of July 2008.
Related Links:
CS11: Product Ideas for the Development of Souvenirs for NOMAD 2008
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Title: Icons of 1960s Singapore (Video Installation)
Artist: Nurhidayah, Jesper Tan
Students Involved: Dance Club
Synopsis: tba
Related Links: tba
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Title: Lucky Cat (Installation Art)
Artist: Lau Sheow Tong
Students Involved: ‘O’ Level Art Students
Synopsis: tba
Related Links:
CS 10 - Lucky Cats by Lau Sheow Tong
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Title: Pop Art in the 1960s (Lino Prints)
Facilitators: Ng Siew Kuan, Juliana Tay
Students Involved: 2007 Secondary 1 IAP Art Students
Synopsis: Using the innovations and techniques of American Pop Artists such as Andy Warhol and Roy LIchtenstein as starting points. Students identify iconic objects from daily life that reflect life in the 1960s or relate to the life and times then.
Related Links:
CS6: Images of Objects from the 1960s
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Title: Pop Art in the 1960s (Digital Art)
Facilitators: Ng Siew Kuan, Juliana Tay
Students Involved: 2002 Secondary 2 IAP Art Students
Synopsis: Using the innovations and techniques of American Pop Artists such as Andy Warhol and Roy LIchtenstein as starting points. Students identify iconic objects from daily life that reflect life in the 1960s or relate to the life and times then.
Pop Art Project Final Products: Secondary 2-1
Pop Art Project Final Products: Secondary 2-2
Pop Art Project Final Products: Secondary 2-3
Pop Art Project Final Products: Secondary 2-4
Pop Art Project Final Products: Secondary 2-5
Pop Art Project Final Products: Secondary 2-A
Pop Art Project Final Products: Secondary 2-B
Pop Art Project Final Products: Secondary 2-C
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Title: Poster for 1964 (Poster)
Artist: Ng Siew Kuan, Nurhidayah
Students Involved: ‘O’ Level Art Students, Secondary 3 Normal (Technical) Digital Art Elective Module Students
Synopsis: tba
Related Links:
Student Designs for NOMAD Publicity Poster
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Title: Singapore Pioneer Artists (Painting)
Facilitators: Ng Siew Kuan, Juliana Tay
Students Involved: 2008 Secondary 2 IAP Art Students
Synopsis: With reference to the work of Singapore’s Pioneer Artists whose style was eventually collectively known as the Nanyang School of Painting, students study the subjects and techniques of Art in 1960s Singapore and produce artwork in tribute to those groundbreaking times.
Related Links:
Singapore Pioneer Artists Project
CS8: More Images from the 1960s
Singapore Pioneer Artists Project Final Products: Secondary 2-1
Singapore Pioneer Artists Project Final Products: Secondary 2-2
Singapore Pioneer Artists Project Final Products: Secondary 2-3
Singapore Pioneer Artists Project Final Products: Secondary 2-4
Singapore Pioneer Artists Project Final Products: Secondary 2-5
Singapore Pioneer Artists Project Final Products: Secondary 2-A
Singapore Pioneer Artists Project Final Products: Secondary 2-B
Singapore Pioneer Artists Project Final Products: Secondary 2-C
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