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In Phases | Presented by Sculpture Society (Singapore) As part of the Singapore Art Show 2007 Exhibition Date: 14th Sept – 30th Sept event Venue: Fort Canning Centre & Fort Canning Park Their Creation and Their Origin What species of trees are commonly used for sculpture? What are the general characteristics of those woods? And how did sculptor go about actualizing their ideas? Dr. Henriette Lie Schricke, who obtained a Doctorate on Plant Physiology from the Universite de Pierre et Marie Curie, Univ. Paris 6, would address these questions. Chisel & Mallet - Woodcarving workshop for general public Date: 22nd September 2007, 2 pm – 5 pm, Venue: Fort Canning Centre A unique experience certain to evoke some artistic talents in you! Skilled instructors will be on site to guide the general public hands-on experience on woodcarving techniques. Tool provided. (Suitable for above 13 years old.) Interested person please drop an email to: admin@sculpturesociety.org.sg |
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