Chong Yanhong

Chong Yanhong graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) from Goldsmiths' College University of Arts London, LASALLE College for the Arts in 2013. She has been teaching as an adjunct lecturer at Centre for Lifelong Education and the School of Young Talents at Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts since 2009. She specialises in Drawing, Oil Painting and Watercolour and is a winner of the Affordable Art Fair Young Talent Programme 2015/16.

Chua Aik Boon is an associate faculty member of SUSS and a part-time lecturer at the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA). He has taught drawing, watercolour, oil painting, art criticism, design theory, the history of Southeast Asia art, and Western art. Aik Boon is well acquainted with issues in art and design in education. His primary research interest includes politics of representations and interpretation of visual materials.

As an art educator, he has organised significant shows in Singapore, including the Singapore International Miniature Sculpture Exhibition and the Singapore Biennale counterpart event - the Sight Exhibition at Dhoby Ghaut Green. In addition, he also oversaw events like Sculpture Carnival and Children Sculpture Competition as part of the Singapore Art Week 2015. Aside from playing a leading role in the art community, he is also the founder of Crit Grp, which brings art discussions into public spaces.

Aik Boon received his Diploma in Fine Art with merits from NAFA. Subsequently, he obtained his Bachelor of Arts (Art) with distinction from Curtin University, Australia. He holds an MA in Art and Design in Education from the esteemed Institute of Education, University College of London.

Highly commended for a painting he submitted at the 18th UOB Painting Competition, Aik Boon is also the recipient of NAFA’s Merit Award, Georgette Chen Scholarship and the Vice-Chancellor’s List at Curtin University.

Ho Enwei Edwin

Edwin Ho is an educator, a practising artist and painter who holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts with Distinction Degree (University of New South Wales, Australia). Edwin has lectured at Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts for the past decade, and is also an instructor at the Singapore prisons, incorporating much of his artistic practices in mentoring the inmates. Edwin has a strong passion for the visual arts, and has impacted and inspired many of his students.

Koh Boon Huat Raphael Matthew

Raphael Koh is a renowned Fine Arts lecturer with over 20 years of Fine Art teaching experience and distinguished alumni of Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA). He has taught extensively in private studios and Lasalle College of the Arts for several years before joining NAFA’s teaching faculty in 2003. He specialises in teaching charcoal drawing, oil painting and Western Art.

Raphael is a three-time award recipient of The UOB Painting of The Year Competition. He received the Certificate of Commendation in 1991, Certificate of Distinction in 1992 and achieved First Prize for Abstract Medium Category in 1993. He was a recipient of the Certificate of Distinction in the Philippe Charriol Foundation Contemporary Art Competition 1993/1994. Raphael’s artworks have been featured in several local solo exhibitions and group exhibitions, including One Year After Graduation Group Exhibition at National Museum Art Gallery, Singapore.

Raphael was conferred a Distinction on his Degree in Fine Arts, by Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Australia. He perceives art as an extension of life and considers realism as the most essential language for acquiring artistic skills.

Raphael has an unwavering commitment to transferring his passion for art to his students, many of whom have since developed themselves into award-winning artists locally and abroad.

Lim Li Yin Lynn

Lynn Lim is a local visual artist who expresses her artwork through mixed media of Chinese ink, colour pigments and acrylic on paper. Her artwork extends to painting and silkscreen on an assemblage of textiles with nature as the main subject matter, which she explores and interprets in all her works. She is an adjunct lecturer with Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts with 16 years of teaching experience in art and design.

Lynn was conferred a Bachelor of Art (Fashion Design) with Distinction from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Australia, before achieving a Distinction in Master of Arts Design for Textile Futures from Central St Martins, University of Arts London, UK. In 1990, she received the Outstanding Prize for the Ministry of Communication and Information Art Competition and the Highly Commended Award for UOB Painting of the Year.

Lynn continues to create a unique soul in each artworks to create that subtle and intimate connectedness with the viewer. To date, her works have been exhibited at White Space Art Asia Gallery, iPreciation Gallery, ION Art Gallery, Artsembly, Goodman Arts Centre, Utterly Art Gallery, Dahlia Gallery, Showcase Number Eight @ 8Q Art Museum, Affordable Art Fair in Singapore and Hongkong. Her artworks which often exude a sense of quietness and ethereal, have gained wide interest from local and foreign buyers.

Find out more at: www.lynnlimliyin.com

Muhammad Nhawfal Bin Juma'at

Nhawfal makes conceptual artworks, including paintings, photos and drawings. His works directly respond to the surrounding environment and use everyday experiences from the artist as a starting point. Often these are framed instances that would go unnoticed in their original context.

With an attitude of a bricoleur, Nhawfal acknowledges the potentiality of space qua-object and expands it. The abstract visual language of his aesthetics uses shape, form, colour and lines to create a composition that may exist independently from visual references in this world.

Nhawfal has exhibited extensively in Singapore. In conjunction with 2018’s Singapore Art Week, he was part of a group of young artists that exhibited in RAID, held at Tiong Bahru’s Air Raid Shelter. Nhawfal was also the artist and co-curator for The Lucky Show (2018) and RUANG (2017), held at temporal spaces in Singapore. In 2017, he exhibited in South Korea as part of the 10^th  Asian Students Young Artist Arts Festival and A Surreal Vision at Millepiani, Rome, represented by Loosen Art.

Priscilia Kheng Hui Ning

Priscilia Kheng graduated from Glasgow School of Art, U.K., in 2014 with a first-class honours degree in Painting and Printmaking. After graduation, Priscilia was offered the opportunity to be an Artist-in-Residence in Glasgow. She developed her art practice with an interest in painting within a contemporary art context. She has participated in several group exhibitions both locally and abroad. They include "After Printmaking" in Singapore, "Affordable Art Fair" in Hong Kong and "Phoenix Bursary Exhibition" in Glasgow, U.K.

Terence Tan Chee Wah

Terence Tan is a local artist specialising in contemporary ink painting.

He has over 25 years of art teaching experience with various educational establishments.

Terence obtained his Diploma in Fine Art from Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts in 1990 and a Bachelor of Art (Design) with a major in Multimedia from Curtin University of Technology in 1997. He pursued his Master in Electronic Arts from Middlesex University in 2004. He learnt his art in Chinese ink painting from Singapore painter Tan Oe Pang.

He is also a multiple painting awards winner, participating in various competitions in Singapore and other countries. He has exhibited his works in art events such as Art Stage and Affordable Art Fair, as well as local and overseas galleries.