Sculpture Society Singapore

Sculpture Society Singapore The Sculpture Society is the first society in Singapore, dedicated to nurture public appreciation of sculpture as an art form. Established since 2001

Welcome to Sculpture Society (Singapore)

The Sculpture Society is the first society in Singapore, dedicated to nurture public appreciation of sculpture as an art form. Established since 19 May 2001, it is a non-profit organisation, which is active in advocating the artistic development of its members through exhibitions, workshops and symposiums. The society was formed by a group of passionate individuals who were keen to enhance the artistic development of the art form through a tightly knit community of artists. Led by Han Sai Por, one of Singapore’s foremost sculptors, the founding members set their minds to provide a platform from which artistic discourse can flourish. The other founding members include highly regarded sculptors and artists namely, John Low, Baet Yoke Kuan, Chern Lian Shan, Lim Soo Ngee, and Chiang Jing Ying. To date, the society has over 60 members. Amongst them are prominent and renowned local artists, as well as emerging young artists, who work in multidimensional fields of sculpture. Their works have gained both local and international exposures.

Open Call for Sculptors! Registration is now open for the upcoming Wood chapter of the Wuxing Series. “Wood” continues t...
21/11/2025

Open Call for Sculptors!

Registration is now open for the upcoming Wood chapter of the Wuxing Series.

“Wood” continues the Sculpture Society (Singapore)’s exploration of the Five Elements in the Wuxing series, following Metal. As we progress to towards Water and Fire, the show embraces and opens up to the artists varied and different interpretations of Wood, be it in different forms or concepts, challenging what it meant traditionally as wood into something else...

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🎉 Congratulations to Mr. Chua Boon Kee, our SSS Advisor, for being awarded the 2025 Ngee Ann Artist of the Year! 🏆👏We’re...
04/11/2025

🎉 Congratulations to Mr. Chua Boon Kee, our SSS Advisor, for being awarded the 2025 Ngee Ann Artist of the Year! 🏆👏

We’re also proud to share that our members — Mr. Chang Wei, Ms. Delphine Sng, and Ms. Victoria Chia — are participating in The 27th Ngee Ann National Teochew Artists’ Exhibition 2025. Their works showcase the incredible creativity and spirit of our community. ✨

We warmly welcome all art lovers and sculpture enthusiasts to visit the exhibition and experience the remarkable talents on display. Don’t miss this celebration of artistry and culture! 🎨

Exhibition Details:
The 27th Ngee Ann National Teochew Artists’ Exhibition 2025
20–30 November 2025, 11am–7pm (Closed on Mondays)
Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) Campus 1: The Ngee Ann Kongsi Galleries 1 & 2 and Lim Hak Tai Gallery

Free Admission

The 27th Ngee Ann National Teochew Artists’ Exhibition 2025, organised by the Ngee Ann Cultural Centre, a subsidiary of The Ngee Ann Kongsi, brings together over 108 Teochew artists across generations, presenting more than 118 artworks spanning Chinese calligraphy, ink, oil, watercolour, mixed media, sculpture, photography, and digital art.

This year’s theme, “Resonance and Renewal,” celebrates how artists draw inspiration from the past to create works that connect emotion, imagination, and time.

We also congratulate the two Award recipients of the year:
2025 Ngee Ann Artist of the Year: Chua Boon Kee (蔡汶家)
2025 Ngee Ann Young Artist of the Year: Fiona Koh Li Ping (许丽冰)

On the occasion of The Ngee Ann Kongsi’s 180th Anniversary, the Ngee Ann Cultural Centre warmly invites you to visit and enjoy this annual showcase — come experience the charm and legacy of art by our local Teochew artists!

第 27 届義安全国潮人艺术展 2025 The 27th Ngee Ann National Teochew Artists’ Exhibition 2025

2025 年 11 月 20 日至 30 日，上午 11 时至傍晚 7 时（周一休息）
南洋艺术学院校园一：義安公司展览厅1与2及林学大展览厅

免费入场

由義安公司辖下義安文化中心主办的第 27 届義安全国潮人艺术展 2025，汇聚108位潮籍艺术家的118件艺术作品，涵盖书法、水墨、油画、水彩、胶彩、雕塑、摄影及数码艺术等多种形式

今年以主题“呼应与再生” 呈现艺术家如何在过往的创新基础上，创作出更具情感与深度的作品，在时间与想象之间激起共鸣

在此恭喜今年得奖的艺术家：
2025年度義安特选卓越艺术家： 蔡汶家
2025年度義安青年艺术家： 许丽冰

值此義安公司成立180周年之际，義安文化中心诚邀您莅临欣赏年度盛会，欢迎莅临参观，一同感受新加坡潮人艺术的魅力！

Dear Friends #, You are warmly invited to join Mr Yeo Chee Kiong’s Solo Exhibition “Corporeal | Real Copper”Come and cel...
04/11/2025

Dear Friends #, You are warmly invited to join Mr Yeo Chee Kiong’s Solo Exhibition “Corporeal | Real Copper”
Come and celebrate the artist’s remarkable journey and creative expressions through his latest body of work.

胴体|铜体》

流光溢动的铜雕镜面中映照着粉暈肤色。云淡风轻的此刻。《如梦幻泡影，如露亦如电》的此刻。

《胴体|铜体》是未曾完整呈现的桌上型粉色铜雕组合系列，重拾於工作室中那不经意下被遗忘的一隅，而此刻，时间已在雕塑家的脸上刻凿出了深度。

当初曾积极探寻的完美铸铜工艺，是雕塑家尝试感受和触摸《永恒》所可能存在的质感。而他所期待的永恒之美，是否依然跨越了时间的侵蚀，存在於此刻当下呢？

Corporeal | Real Copper
A rosy complexion glows in the shimmering mirror of bronze. A fleeting moment, like a breeze—Like a dream, like a bubble, like dew, like lightning.
“Corporeal | Real Copper” is a rediscovered collection of pink-bronze tabletop sculptures—works once incomplete, unearthed from a forgotten corner of the studio. Now, time has etched its traces into the sculptor’s own face.
His early pursuit of perfect bronze casting was a way to touch the tangible texture of eternity. Yet as the years pass, one wonders: does the eternal beauty he sought still transcend the erosion of time—does it still exist, here, in this present moment?

Artist Name: Yeo Chee KiongTitle : Yeo Chee Kiong, The SculptorDimension: 50(L) X 50(W) X 75(H)cmStatement: Self-portrai...
21/08/2025

Artist Name: Yeo Chee Kiong

Title : Yeo Chee Kiong, The Sculptor

Dimension: 50(L) X 50(W) X 75(H)cm

Statement: Self-portrait, Made-in-Singapore
Sculptor.

Artist Name: Victor TanTitle: SunbirdDimension: 1450(L) X 1000(W) X 1550(H)cmStatement : An intricate lattice of overlap...
21/08/2025

Artist Name: Victor Tan

Title: Sunbird

Dimension: 1450(L) X 1000(W) X 1550(H)cm

Statement : An intricate lattice of overlapping metal feathers shimmers in the sunlight, creating a dynamic interplay of light and shadow-an embodiment of transformation itself.
Blending, nature and industry, fragility and strength, motion and stillness, the sunbird stands as a radiant symbol of vitality and renewal. Often seen as a harbinger of hope and progress, Its luminous wings capture the ever-shifting dance between light and form.

Artist Name: Tet LeeTitle: Progress Towards The Next 10 YearsDimension: 56(L) X 31(W) X 106(H)cmDescription: “Do not lim...
21/08/2025

Artist Name: Tet Lee

Title: Progress Towards The Next 10 Years

Dimension: 56(L) X 31(W) X 106(H)cm

Description: “Do not limit what is within you”.

Artist Name: Tan Suang SuangTitle : Metal Snake 2005Dimension: 35(L) X 25(W) X 25(H)cmStatement: The year of the Metal S...
21/08/2025

Artist Name: Tan Suang Suang

Title : Metal Snake 2005

Dimension: 35(L) X 25(W) X 25(H)cm

Statement: The year of the Metal Snake signify intelligence, transformation and adaptability.

Artist Name: Sun Yu-liTitle: LOVEDimension: 75(L) X 50(W) X 204(H)cmDescription: Throughout the history of art, many art...
21/08/2025

Artist Name: Sun Yu-li

Title: LOVE

Dimension: 75(L) X 50(W) X 204(H)cm

Description: Throughout the history of art, many artists have taken up the challenge of sculpting LOVE, The KISS, or AFFECTION- from Rodin’s Affection, Robert
Indiana’s bold typography to Brancusi’s sculptural Love.
This piece is my personal answer to that enduring question: how does one give three-dimensional form to love? In LOVE. I seek not to idealize, but to distill to express the quiet, enduring power of connection through the simplest of forms.

Artist Name: Song YanTitle: Memory RideDimension: 70(L) X 80(W) X 60(H)cmDescription: This artwork is made from old item...
21/08/2025

Artist Name: Song Yan

Title: Memory Ride

Dimension: 70(L) X 80(W) X 60(H)cm

Description: This artwork is made from old items like cameras, snack boxes, and everyday things from the 1960s to 1980s in Singapore. Together, these objects form the shape of a person, representing the pioneer generation who helped build the country.
Each item holds a story and a memory.
As you look at the artwork, it’s like taking a memory ride through Singapore’s past-seeing how people lived, what they used, and what life was like.
This piece celebrates the hardworking spirit of our pioneers and hopes to pass their values-like resilience, unity, and care for others-to the next generation.

Artist Name: Peh Chin SinTitle: Sang Nila UtamaDimension: 40(L) X 40(W) X 70(H)cmDescription: Portrait of Sang Nila Utam...
21/08/2025

Artist Name: Peh Chin Sin

Title: Sang Nila Utama

Dimension: 40(L) X 40(W) X 70(H)cm

Description: Portrait of Sang Nila Utama - The first King n Founder of Singapura, a reflection of a deep past for Singapore SG60..
It is also featured as a character in his novel The Songs of Silk and Monsoons”.

Artist Name: Ong Kok PengTitle: PIGEON TOWERDimension: 29(L) X 29(W) X 98(H)cmDescription: Pigeon Tower traces the alien...
20/08/2025

Artist Name: Ong Kok Peng

Title: PIGEON TOWER

Dimension: 29(L) X 29(W) X 98(H)cm

Description: Pigeon Tower traces the alienation of individual existence and the erosion of collective memory through the metamorphosis of living spaces.
The “pigeon cage” stands as modernity’s absurd epitaph-technology boasts liberation, yet condenses life into spatial confinement and spiritual exile.
Kampung mornings: Birdsong, neighbours rooster call, barefoot children laughing across muddy fields.
HDB reality now: Only the thud of laundry poles, the synthetic chime of elevators, the perfunctory knock of food delivery.
This sonic rupture demands accountability: We stack concrete toward the sky, while the warmth of community crumbles beneath our feet.

Artist Name: Nihal SharifTitle: Forever Trippy CatDimension: 20(L) X 38(W) X 18(H)cmDescription: Swirled in candy chaos,...
20/08/2025

Artist Name: Nihal Sharif

Title: Forever Trippy Cat

Dimension: 20(L) X 38(W) X 18(H)cm

Description: Swirled in candy chaos, this expressive cat is stuck between fantasy and reality with a playful yet eerie reminder of the stray lives we often overlook. Its marbled form melts between fantasy and reality, reminding us how vulnerable and strange the world can feel when we’re forgotten or lost.
Lost, melting, and waiting to be found. Just like this cat, they carry stories, longing for affection, warmth, and care. A stray soul dreaming of home.
Through this artwork, I hope to raise awareness for stray cats and consider adopting one. Adopted hearts purr louder. Meow!

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