Li Fine Art
Gallery
Art of South East Asia
Gallery
Art of South East Asia
Li Fine Art Gallery Art of South East Asia |
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Jack TIA Kee Woon An innovative artist who extends the acrylic medium to a new arena. Email lifineartgallery@yahoo.com or call 9062 3278 to view or purchase |
NEW! Emerald Hill Orchard Road
38cm x38cm (15"x15") Acrylic on Paper |
NEW! Singapore Clarke Quay 38cm x38cm (15"x15") Acrylic on Paper |
The City of Singapore II 45cm x45cm (18"x18") Acrylic on Paper  NEW! Singapore River 45cm x45cm (18"x18") Acrylic on Paper |
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1980 to 1990 |
Jack TIA and his awards National Day Exhibition (Singapore) |
| 1982 to 1998 | Asian Watercolour Exhibition (Thailand, China, Japan, Taiwan, Singapore) |
| 1979 | First prize On The Spot Art competition by Sin Chew Jit Poh (Singapore) |
| 1979 | Singapore Scene Art Award Conference Hall (Singapore) |
| 1980 |
First prize On The Spot Art competition by Nanyang Siang Pau (Singapore) |
| 1982 | 14th Youth Art Exhibition (Singapore) |
| 1983 | IBM Art Award (Singapore) 1982 14th Youth Art Exhibition (Singapore) |
| 1995 | The President's Watercolour Selections Exhibition (Singapore) |
| 1996 | Asian International Watercolour Paintings (Taiwan) |
| 2001 | The Outstanding Watercolour Painting Award, SWS (Singapore) |
| 2003 | NAC Visual Art Tour Exhibition (Singapore) |
His artworks bring out the vibrancy of acrylic medium while not losing the freshness and transparency of traditional watercolour. His choice of colours and delicate execution of the medium make his approach very suitable for complex landscape subject matters. In short, Jack Tia has reinvented watercolour with acrylic medium. |
 Selegie Center, Singapore 45cm x45cm Acrylic on Paper |
 Telok Ayer Street, Thian Hock Keng 45cm x45cm Acrylic on Paper |
Building from his strong design concepts, Jack loves to work with square format instead of rectangle. The square, being a contemporary scale, transforms classical subjects like Singapore streets, heritage buildings, Chinatown and Singapore river into their fresh new look. He reinvents water media and his media reinvents Singapore landscapes. |
The City of Singapore I 45cm x45cm (18"x18") Acrylic on Paper |