Group Exhibition at the Kyoto International Community Hall, Japan

Wished I could be there to attend the second segment of the Japan-Singapore Cultural Exchange Exhibition!
Wished I could be there to attend the second segment of the Japan-Singapore Cultural Exchange Exhibition!
Throughout the various stages of nation buiding in every country, the evolution of our architectural developments in most notable. As nations become affluent and starts their attempt to transform to a developed nation, following closely are the construction of new skyscrapers and unique architectural landmarks that largely characterised the development of any particular nation. These admirable consructions serve not only as milestones but as jewels of a nation.
The curatorial intent focuses on showcasing photographs depicting a selection of our notable landmark buildings. Each of these buildiings represent a specific period in the development of Singapore and they symbolised the unceasing labour of a young nation in the midst of a constantly changing environment.
with Professor Park
with Dr Kown
with Professor Ryu
with Profesor Paul and Eric Weeks (another exhibition director of the festival)
with Eun-ju, a curator of the exhibition
with Hye-ji, a volunteer for the exhibition
with Peter Garfield, festival curator (left middle)
Thank you dear friend Yousuf Tushar!