Part two from the Asian Civilisations Museum





Part two from the Asian Civilisations Museum





Art Studio – Yeng Pway Ngon, translated by Goh Beng Choo and Guan Liang Loh

Singapore, the 1980s: Amid the tumult of political promise and upheaval, Yan Pei and his students struggle to pursue art in a rented studio. Yan Pei, a penniless artist, sacrifices more than his marriage to perfect his craft. His student Si Xian makes an irrevocable decision after Ning Fang, the subject of his unrequited love, leaves him for India. Jian Xiong gives up art – and his humanity – when communist politics force him to flee into the Malayan jungle.
The last Museum on my ‘must-see this holiday’ was the Asian Civilisation Museum and we left the best for the last!
The museum’s displays were perfect for photography and these stunning pictures are testament. See for yourself. Part One here.





Next up – beautiful wall tapestries, paintings and beaded work





Some gorgeous furniture at The Peranakan Museum




