Apad@SAM

Apad

Tradition, Innovation & Continuity

A collaboration between the Singapore Art

Museum and Angkatan Pelukis Aneka Daya

(Apad) (Association of Artists of Various

Resources), this exhibition showcases

works by current and former members of

Apad, ranging from established artists to

young promising ones. Founded in 1962,

Apad works towards the development and

appreciation of visual art. Inspired by Apad’s

46 years of history, this exhibition reflects

the group’s diversity in art practices and

approach which straddle the old and new.

ISBN 978-981-08-2092-3

Apad


13 December 2008 to 5 April 2009

Singapore Art Museum

co-organised by

Apad


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Foreword by SAM Director

Kwok Kian Chow

Director, Singapore Art Museum

Inaugurated in 1962, Angkatan Pelukis Aneka Daya, also known as

Apad, is one of Singapore’s most established art associations. Apad:

Tradition, Innovation and Continuity is the association’s 34th largescale

art exhibition. The exhibition also marks the association’s 46th

anniversary and celebrates the achievements over four decades.

Apad has now grown into a thriving community of 71 artist members.

The exhibition Tradition, Innovation and Continuity draws together

works done by past and present Apad members and associates, forming

a link from the 1960s till current time. This exhibition represents an

effort by Apad to chart the art association’s history, and also to share

with the public the artistic evolution of their current members. Works

by pioneer Malay artists such as M Sawoot A Rahman and Aman bin

Ahmad will be on display, alongside the younger members of the

association. The anniversary is also an appropriate occasion to showcase

the association’s collection of archival materials, including old

newspaper clippings and exhibition catalogues.

Tradition, Innovation and Continuity not only plays an important role

in bringing together the many generations of Apad members and supporters;

it also serves to raise awareness of the association’s work.

In its long history, Apad has contributed greatly to the promotion

and development of the art scene in Singapore. The association has

organised many significant activities in the past, such as the Pingat

Apad art award scheme, started in 1974 and awarded locally to artists

who have significantly contributed to the development of the visual

art field in Singapore. Previous recipients of this award include some

of Singapore’s best known artists – Liu Kang, Cheong Soo Pieng, and

Georgette Chen. Apad is also active in the field of art education with

its TUNAS Children Art Programme which seeks to nurture the artistic

abilities of the young.

My colleagues and I at the Singapore Art Museum would like to congratulate

Apad’s on its achievements, and we are proud to collaborate

with Apad in presenting this significant show.

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Foreword by Apad President

Suhaimi Sukiyar

Apad President

The only Malay visual art society that has withstood for more than 4

decades, Angkatan Pelukis Aneka Daya or widely known as Apad has

been playing an active role in providing opportunities in garnering

the young Malay-Muslim art practitioners to the art scenes locally

and internationally.

Back in 1990 when I first joined Apad, I was just an art student eager to

be included in the art scene. For me, it has been indeed a privilege to

be able to showcase my artistic talent through exhibitions organised,

sharing at art workshops and coffee talks with better known artists

such as Mr Abdul Ghani Hamid, Mr S. Mohdir, Mr Abdul Rahman Rais

and the late Mr Mohammad Din Mohammad.

It has indeed been an inspirational journey, filled with awesome and

memorable experiences that made me realise art is not just about

brushes and canvas. There is more to art. It is about sharing ideas, understanding

different media and most importantly networking.

Apad has taught me that what I become is more important than what

I have accomplished. I am proud to say that I have grown with Apad

and it has indeed nurtured my confidence and guided me to be more

than just a practising artist.

Throughout the many years I have dedicated to Apad, I have witnessed

many constructive changes catering to the needs of its members. Apad

is now more open to members from diverse disciplines such as art and

event managers and administrators, film-makers, performance artists,

designers, art editors and curators into its family.

For me, Apad has evolved and passed from its pioneer to the younger

generation of today. Despite the generation gap and odds, needs and

changes and exposure to different ideas, the young and old are still

able to work together closely in making Apad a stronger visual art

society than before.

Hence, Apad is honoured to be given an opportunity to be invited to

showcase its first exhibition at Singapore Art Museum. It is a celebration

of its 46 years of achievement of its artistic pursuit. A collaborative

effort between Apad and Singapore Art Museum, this exhibition aims

to highlight the historical development of Apad and yet promises an

exhilarating body of works from diverse medium such as multimedia

and installation arts. Besides showcasing art work from the pioneers

to the younger generation, the exhibition is also dedicated to its former

and late members, whose past contributions to Apad should not

be forgotten.

On behalf of Apad, I would like to congratulate all working committees

and participants who are involved in making this exhibition a

memorable and exciting milestone. I would also like to thank the

families of our late artists for their generous support in lending the

artworks for the exhibition.

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Curator’s note

Apad Curatorial Team

When the curators of the Singapore Art Museum proposed this exhibition

to Apad, it generated a lot of excitement and interest from the

association’s members. From the senior and established ones to the

young and promising, they were eager to be part of a milestone event

in the association’s history. An exhibition such as this is few and far

between as it is a big-scale event held in a premier art space. As cocurators

appointed by the association, we were given the responsibility

to primarily, conceptualise the exhibition, and subsequently,

select artworks spanning a period of forty-six years from every member

of the association.

The curatorial team worked in stages. First, to conceptualise the

exhibition, and second, to set its objectives, which are to reflect the

history of the association, document its present situation and chart

the trajectory of its future. Considering these objectives, the team

decided to present the exhibition in two parts: a historical overview

and a contemporary section.

The historical overview is delivered through the works of artists who

have in the past made a mark in the Singapore and international art

scene as well as within the history of the association. This component

of the exhibition includes documents and recordings of Apad’s activities,

events and publications extracted from the association’s archives.

The contemporary section is intended to broadly represent current

members, former members and artists who are affiliated with the

association through collaborated projects and activities. This section

consists of artworks drawn from this wide group and selected by the

curatorial team.

All artworks were chosen based on the criteria that they were technically

proficient, refreshing in ideas, innovative in the ways they are

presented and expressing emotions that are genuine and readily

shared by the community. As half of the exhibition consists of works

sourced from the family of deceased former members, it was a challenge

to locate some works as well as contact their custodians.

At the end of the selection process, we have a collection of artworks

that reflects the association’s philosophy and its members. Apad

consists of diverse practitioners who paint, sculpt, install, assemble,

or simply create images through various mediums and materials. We

believe that we have selected artworks that best express the ideas

and aspirations of the artists, be they recent art-school graduates,

self-taught individuals or seasoned practitioners. This exhibition is

an opportunity for participating artists to challenge themselves to

produce works that exceed those in previous years. It is important

for them to stay abreast and recognise that they can only achieve

success through hard work. There are no short cuts.

This exhibition is a fair reflection of art produced within the

association, whose members come from a wide variety of backgrounds

and disciplines, ideas and ideals. For the association to

reach the next level, it is depending on every member to persevere,

show commitment and contribute at a level that sufficiently and

accurately portrays the association’s collective sensibility. When this

is achieved, the association would then be ready to line up a new

generation of promising members eager to contribute to local art

and also take on the world.


SAM Curator notes

Ong Zhen Min

Assistant Curator, Singapore Art Museum

The term ‘tradition’ is usually defined as a set of practices transmitted

across different generations, whereas ‘innovation’ is described

as the act of introducing the new. Although general usage of these

two words often sees them positioned as oppositional terms, they

can in fact be said to share several similar points. Tradition is sometimes

viewed as passive and unchanging, but in reality, the passing

of traditional values from one generation to the next is an active

and eclectic process in which customs and ideas from the previous

generation are shifted through and assimilated – sometimes in new

ways – by the next generation. Innovation, while espousing the new,

rarely operates independently but arises when one attempts to transcend

old boundaries.

In trying to understand this relationship between tradition and innovation,

and also how ideas are passed from the past to the present,

the curators of this exhibition have adopted the display strategy of

juxtaposing the works of the pioneer Malay artists with their younger

contemporaries. Tradition, Innovation and Continuity offers us

several entry points into this discussion. First, the exhibition gives

us the chance to re-examine the roles the older artists have played in

developing Singapore art, and also opens up discourse on how their

works may serve to stimulate fresh tangents of thought and art practices

in the next generation of artists. Second, the exhibition allows

us to appreciate the role of new media techniques and subject matter

utilised by the younger artists during the conceptualisation and

execution of their artwork. As reflected in the exhibition works, the

increasing diversity in both technique and subject matter of recent

works forms an interesting study of how the changing environment

and concerns of the Malay artists working in Singapore have influenced

their works to date.

Each generation of artists responds to the works of the previous

generation, in either studying its methods, or attempting to break

away and form new grounds. How an artist adheres to, or diverges

from, a set of practices and ideals is telling of certain affective

changes in circumstances and mindsets, and which in turn, informs

our overall understanding of the works produced. Tradition, Innovation

and Continuity forms a critical meeting point for the Apad artists

of different age groups to examine each other’s thoughts and processes,

and also serves as an overall survey of the development of the

association as a whole from the past to the present.

Apad


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Collective Development of

Malay Art Activities in Singapore

Research & text by Abdul Rahman Rais


Early art societies in Singapore

1 May 1949

Persekutuan Pelukis Melayu, Malaya (PPMM)

Society of Malay Artists, Malaya

President: C. Mahat

22 January 1956

Angkatan Pelukis Muda (APM)

Young Artists’ Movement

Headed by Abdul Ghani Hamid

1949 1956

Early generation of Malay artists

Pioneer artists

Second-generation artists

Aman bin Ahmad

(Pak Man)

1893–1968

M. Sawoot A. Rahman

(Pak Sawoot)

1907 – 1972

Abdul Ghani Hamid

1933

75 years

Mohamed Abdul Kadir

(S. Mohdir)

1936

72 years

Mahat bin Chadang

(C. Mahat)

1921 – 1996

Sulaiman Hj Suhaimi

1922 – 2008

Jaafar Latiff

1937 – 2007

Iskandar Jalil

1940

68 years

Sarkasi Said

(Tzee)

1940

68 years

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3 January 1964

News of Apad’s

registration appears in

local English newspaper

29 July 1962

Inauguration of Angkatan Pelukis Aneka Daya (Apad)

Association of Artists of Various Resources

at Sims Avenue Community Centre

1962 1963 1964

4 November 1964

The Apad logo was

designed by S. Mohdir

1st Apad President

Abdul Ghani Hamid

at age 29 years for 22 years

1962 – 1983

26 December 1963

Apad-LTK Art Exhibition

Officiated by Mr S Rajaratnam, Minister of

Culture at Victoria Memorial Hall

5 July 1964

Apad art class originally convened at

Madrasah Al-Maarif Al-Islamiah, Ipoh Lane


10 October 1971

Group ‘71 Art Exhibition

Official opening of exhibition

held at Malay Art Gallery

15 December 1973

Contemporary ‘73 Art Exhibition

Officiated by Mr A. Rahim Ishak,

Minister of State for Foreign Affairs

at Chinese Chamber of Commerce

14 August 1977

First Children’s Art Exhibition

officiated by Mr Sidek Saniff,

MP for Kolam Ayer

1971 1973 1976 1977

Among the guest artists in the first

Contemporary Art Exhibition were

(clockwise): Georgette Chen, Tan Teng

Kee, Wee Beng Chong and Ho Ho Ying

18 December 1976

Presentation of ‘Pingat Apad’ to

Mr Cheong Soo Pieng (extreme left)

and Mr Liu Kang (extreme right)

14 August 1977

Pingat Aman

The winner of each category

is awarded this medallion,

named after a pioneer Malay

artist, Aman bin Ahmad and

one of the founders of Apad

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2nd Apad President

Mohamed Abdul Kadir

(S. Mohdir)


1984 – 1991

25 February 1988

‘ Art 25’, 25th Anniversary Art Exhibition

Officiated by Mr Wong Kan Seng, then Minister of Community Development

at the National Museum Art Gallery

1984 1987 1988

13 August 1988

‘Transformasi’ Art Exhibition

Transformation of poem to painting in conjunction

with Malay Language Month. Officiated by Mr Goh

Chok Tong, then 1st Deputy Prime Minister and

Minister for Defence

21 June 1987

Goodwill and study tour to Malacca


13 June 1990

Publication of first book

‘Collective Activities of

Malay Artists’ written by

Abdul Ghani Hamid

23 October 1992

‘Art 30’, 30th Anniversary

Art Exhibition

Officiated by Professor

Tommy Koh, Chairman,

National Arts Council at

The Substation

29 October 1993

‘Rasajagat 93’ Art Exhibition

Officiated by His Excellancy Mr Low Choon

Ming, High Commissioner in Kuala Lumpur

at Galeri Shah Alam, Selangor Darul Ehsan

1990

3rd Apad President

Abdul Rahman Rais

at age 35 years for

10 years

1992 – 2001

1991 1992 1993

3 December 1990

‘Action 90’ Art Exhibition

Mr Idris Mohd Ali presented

with ‘Cipta Mekar’ Award

20 December 1991

Bapak Srihadi Soedarsono of

Indonesia (2nd from right) is

Apad’s guest-artist under the

Artiste-In-Residence Programme

10 August 1992

‘Islamic Contemporary Works of Art Exhibition’

Officiated by Dr. Ahmad Mattar, Minister for the

Environment and Minister-in-Charge of Muslim

Affairs at Royal Holiday Inn Crowne Plaza

20 June 1993

Official launch of Apad Art Centre’s

mascot – ‘Corak & Coret’

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18 November 1995

Apad members

participated in ‘Festival

Istiqlal II ‘95’, Jakarta

Indonesia including a one

day study tour to Bandung,

Indonesia

1 May 1998

Allocation under Arts Housing scheme at

Telok Ayer Performing Arts Centre (Tapac)

by National Arts Council

1994 1995 1997 1998

28 May 1994

Art exhibition in conjunction with 600 years of

Historic Malacca at the invitation of Malacca

State Government and Academy of Arts, Melaka

26 October 1997

‘Art 35’ 35th Anniversary Art Exhibition

Launching of Apad’s website (www.apad.org.sg)

Officiated by Mr Abdullah Tarmugi, then Minister

for Community Development


4th Apad President

Mohamed Kamal Dollah


2002 – 2005

20 July 2003

First ‘Racial Harmony Day 2003’ Art Exhibition

Officiated by Mr R. Ravindran, MP for Marine

Parade GRC & Advisor to Braddell Heights GROs

at Braddell Heights CC

17 September 2003

‘Cinta’ Apad’s First Women Art Exhibition

Officiated by Ms Penny Low, MP for Pasir Ris-

Punggol GRC at MICA Atrium

2002

2003 2005

2 October 2002

‘Forty’ Art Exhibition

Officiated by Mr Yatiman Yusof, Senior

Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of

Information, Communication and the Arts

23 September 2005

‘Batik: Rethinking Tradition’ Batik Exhibition

Officiated by HE Datuk N. Parameswaran,

Malaysian High Commissioner to Singapore

at MICA Atrium

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5th Apad President

Suhaimi Sukiyar

at age 33 years, current term

2006

25 May 2007

‘Kampong’ Contemporary 2007 Art

Exhibition

Officiated by Mr Zulkifli Mohammed,

President of Majlis Pusat at Malay

Heritage Centre, Kampung Gelam

26 April 2008

Apad in collaboration

with Coral Malaysia,

Balai Seni Lukis

Negara is listed in

The Malaysia Book

of Records for

achieving the ‘longest

underwater painting’.

Held at Marine Park,

Pulau Tioman, the

painting measures

56.4 m long.

2006 2007 2008

13 December 2008 – 5 April 2009

‘Apad: Tradition, Innovation & Continuity’

Art Exhibition at Singapore Art Museum

7 December 2006

‘reACTION’ Sangkar

Art Exhibition

Officiated by Mr Kwok

Kian Chow, Director,

Singapore Art Museum

at The Substation


Abdul Ghani Hamid

The Face in Meditation

1975 . 61 x 86 cm . Oil

Donated by Abdul Ghani Hamid . Singapore Art Museum Collection

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Abdul Ghani Hamid

Billet-Doux (Surat Cinta)

1973 . 59 x 84 cm . Oil


Abdul Ghani Hamid

Breezy Garden

2000 . 61 x 51 cm . Oil

Apad


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Abdul Rahman Rais

Kampung

1970s . 21.5 x 31cm . Watercolour


Abu Jalal Sarimon

Kahwin Tu Senang (Marriage is Easy)

2008 . 153 x 122 cm . Acrylic

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Ahmad Abu Bakar

Journey of a Point to Geometry series 14/1

2008 . Variable size . Clay and carbon powder

Ahmad Abu Bakar

Untitled Chair

1992 . 125 x 49 x 45 cm . Mixed media

Singapore Art Museum Collection

Aman Bin Ahmad (Pak Man)

Perahu Nelayan

1950 . 89 x 58 cm . Acrylic

Hajah Nona Asiah Aman (Mdm) Collection


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Amin Yasin

Terbalik

1992 . 76 x 102 cm . Acrylic


Ashrudin Mohd Sani

Peace Off!

Year . 95 x 95 cm . Mixed media

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Dino Hafian Ahmad

Fancy Illusion

2008 . 60 x 60 cm x 2 . Mixed media


Erzan Adam

Naked As We Were

2008 . 1.2/1.5 x 1.5 x 1.5 cm . Fabric

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Hamidah Jalil

Flower of Heart I

2006 . 149.6 x 200 cm . Acrylic

Hamidah Jalil

Flower of Heart III

2006 . 110 x 138 cm . Acrylic


Harman Husin

Othello

2005 . 53 x 46 cm . Silk Screen

Harman Husin

Mahabbah (Love)

2004 . 14 minutes . Video

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Hj Mohamed Abdul Kadir (S. Mohdir)

Sengketa Sesama Sendiri

2008 . 157 x 157 cm . Acrylic



Mergastua

1975 . 121 x 75.5 cm . Acrylic

Donated by Mohammed Abdul Kadir . Singapore Art Museum Collection

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Mandi Safar

1959 . 157 x 157 cm . Acrylic


Hj Sulaiman Hj Suhaimi

Trengganu Street (Chinatown)

Undated . 63 x 86 cm . Batik

Hajah Mardiah Ahmad (Mdm) Collection

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Hj Sulaiman Hj Suhaimi

Taqwa

2000 . 77 cm x 62 cm . Airbrush mixed

Hajah Mardiah Ahmad (Mdm) Collection


Hj Wandly Yazid

Mount Merapi

1997 . 70 x 56 cm . Watercolour

Hajah Isnawar Wahid (Mdm) Collection

Hj Wandly Yazid

Mount Singalang


Hajah Isnawar Wahid (Mdm) Collection

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Ibrahim Muda (Ismail Muda)

Pemandangan

1962 . 60 x 45 cm . Oil

Azizah Burhauddin Alhulaimy (Mdm) Collection


Idris M. Ali

Kampong Pasir Panjang


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Idris M. Ali

Lorong Buangkok


Irda Haeryati

An-Nisa

2001 . Various sizes . Mixed media


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Iskandar Jalil

Blue Vessel

1990 . 27 x 29 x 29 cm . Ceramic



Jaafar Latiff

Wandering

1976 . 100 x 100 cm . Batik

Donated by Jaafar Latiff . Singapore Art Museum Collection

Jaafar Latiff

Untitled

2000 . 62 x 50 cm . Mixed media

Sarah Hj Abdul Manan (Mdm) Collection

Jailani Kuning

Still Performance

1994 . 256.8 x 61 cm (1 of 16 panels) . Pencil and watercolour


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Khairul Anuar Salleh

Chemical Warfare

1990 . 136 x 112 cm . Charcoal


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M. Fadzel Abdul Karim

Bab series

2008 . Various sizes . Ink and pencil


M. Sawoot A. Rahman

Penjual Satay

1950s . 68 x 46 cm . Oil

Khairul Bariyah Rashid (Mdm) Collection

M. Sawoot A. Rahman

Pemandangan

1950s . 61 x 46 cm . Oil

Khairul Bariyah Rashid (Mdm) Collection

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Mahat Chadang (C. Mahat)

Lakaran 1

Undated . 36 x 46 cm . Marker

Hajah Naimah C. Mahat (Mdm) & Ibrahim C. Mahat (Mr) Collection

Mahat Chadang (C. Mahat)

Lakaran 2

Undated . 36 x 46 cm . Marker and watercolour

Hajah Naimah C. Mahat (Mdm) & Ibrahim C. Mahat (Mr) Collection


Maya Nurdin

Let’s Begin…

2007 . 100 x 100 cm x 2 . Oil

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Maznah Ahmad

Allegory of the Cave: Philosopher King Series

2008 . 153 x 122 cm . Batik


Mohamed Elfie Samsidi

Lines

2008 . 10 x 60 cm . Ceramic and Mixed media

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Md Suhirman Sulaiman

Gallus Maximus – King of Kings

2008 . Variable sizes . Metal rod, Wood, Mirrors, Sound, Light, Carpet, Costume, Sensors


Mohammad Din Mohammad

Calligraphy Energy I

2006 . 200 x 49.6 cm . Acrylic

Hamidah Jalil (Mdm) Collection


The Mistaken Ancestor

Variable sizes . Mixed media


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Portrait Painting

1976 . 51 x 40.6 cm . Oil



Mohd Harezam Abdul Rahman

Jibrel’s Touch

2008 . 200 cm circumference . Mixed media on corrugated board

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Mohd Kamal Dollah

Prisoner Within


Mohd Kamal Dollah

Vehicle 1: Fantasy of Flight

2007 . 360 x 150 x 150 cm . Batik Installation


Noor Ezan Khatib

Mines

2008 . 100 x 180 cm . Enamel paints & epoxy resin

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Razali Mahat

Tiang Seri

2008 . 50 x 50 x 220 cm . Mixed media



Rofizano Zaino

Give Me Strength

2008 . 150 x 90 cm . Oil

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Rohayah Abdul Majid

Ya Sin

2008 . 80 x 86 cm x 2 . Black pen


Rosman Mohd Shahid

Speed – The Driver & The Companion

2008 . 21 x 29.7 cm . Graphite, charcoal and red wash

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Rudy Djorhanaen Md Hussain

Pabila Saloma Berlagu (When Saloma Sings)


Rudy Djorhanaen Md Hussain

Shioknya A Mug of Hot Chocolate



Sadali Musbah

Human Concept & Belief

1997 . 100 x 180 cm . Batik on Velvet, Pen

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Said Mohd Ali

Lorong 3 Geylang

1970 . 60 x 57 cm . Batik

Said Mohd Ali

Bushes (Belukar)

1973 . 94 x 67.5 cm . Oil

Saiman Ismail

Batu Series II

180 x 180 cm . Mixed media


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Salleh Japar

Born Out of Fire

1993 . Variable sizes . Mixed media. Installation



Sarkasi Said

Abstract Painting

1971 . 34 x 30 cm . Ink


Sarkasi Said

Fish

1978 . 101 x 83 cm . Batik


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Sazali Rahmat

Sayang Sekarang Barang Jarang Ditukang

2008 . 10 x 10 x 10 cm . Granite. Installation


Suhaimi Sukiyar

Barricades

1995 . 100.7 x 140.7 cm . Oil

Donation of Vincent Wong . Singapore Art Museum Collection

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Sujak Rahman

Essence of Love

2006 . 122 x 153 cm . Oil and sand


Sujak Rahman

Searching For Peace

1987 . 90 x 114 cm . Batik


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Surina Mohamed Sani

Path to Nowhere

2008 . 91 x 60 cm . Acrylic


Suyatdi Yadoni

Reflection of Misunderstood Mat Rockers

2002 . 56 minutes . Video

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Tumadi Patri

Pak Dalang Dance

2003 . 107 x 136 cm . Dye and white cloth

Tumadi Patri

Waves of Life – Gelombang Kehidupan

2000-2003 . 45 x 40 x 24 cm . Mixed media. Installation


Ye Ruoshi (Ruoshidah Yip Abdullah)

Tea with Mr. M (Hua Dan series)

2008 . 56 x 78 cm . Oil

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Yusoff Abdul Latiff

Peranakan Shophouse



Zainol Arifin

Glass & Kettle – Still life

2003 . 23.5 x 27 cm . Pencil

Zainol Arifin

Small Boat, Big Boat


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Participating Artists

1. Hj Abdul Ghani Hamid

Tel: 67827296

2. Abdul Rahman Rais

Hp: 96798525

arais@singnet.com.sg

3. Abu Jalal sarimon

Hp: 96647914

abjsarimon@yahoo.com.sg

4. Ahmad Abu Bakar

Hp: 96261004

ahmad.bakar@hotmail.com

5. Aman Bin Ahmad (Pak Man) (D)

Refer to Apad

6. Amin Yasin

Hp: 91770885

7. Ashrudin Mohd Sani

Hp: 96971450

8. Dino Hafian bin Ahmad

Hp: 94783541

dinohafian@yahoo.com.sg

9. Erzan Adam

Hp: 97727060

10. Hamidah Jalil

Hp: 81803835

11. Harman Hussin

Hp: 98258996

12. Hj Mohamed Abdul Kadir

(S.Mohdir)

Hp: 91260336

13. Hj Sulaiman Hj Suhaimi (D)

Refer to Apad

14. Hj Wandly Yazid (D)

Refer to Apad

15. Ibrahim Muda (Ismail Muda) (D)

Refer to Apad

16. Idris Mohamed Ali

Hp: 94699105

17. Irda Haeryati

Hp: 98182492

irdalee@yahoo.co.uk

18. Iskandar Jalil

Hp: 93671440

19. Jaafar Latiff (D)

Refer to Apad

20. Jailani Kuning

Refer to Apad

21. Khairul Anuar Salleh

Refer to Apad

22. M. Fadzel Abdul Karim

Hp: 92471869

fuzz_dell@yahoo.com.sg

23. M. Sawoot A Rahman (D)

Refer to Apad

24. Mahat bin Chadang (C. Mahat) (D)

Refer to Apad

25. Maya Nurdin

Hp: 91357662

26. Maznah bte Ahmad

gaughin50@hotmail.com

27. Mohamed Elfie Samsidi

Hp: 90026649

dustinhoffman@excite.com

28. Md Suhirman Sulaiman

Hp: 98277047

Hirman23@hotmail.com

29. Mohammad Din Mohammad (D)

Refer to Hamidah Jalil

30. Mohd Harezam Abdul Rahman

Hp: 92378132

bithewayiamhappy@yahoo.

com.sg

31. Md Kamal Dollah

Hp: 96805094

kamal@bobassociates.com

32. Noor Ezan Khatib

Hp: 94527340

ezangirl@hotmail.com

33. M Razali Mahat

Hp: 96949651

padigallerydesign@gmail.com

34. Rofizano Zaino

Hp: 98767574

rofizano@gmail.com

35. Rohayah Abdul Majid

Hp: 93830931

rohayah8@yahoo.com.sg

36. Rosman Mohd Shahid

Hp: 92721984

bumimu@yahoo.com

37. Rudy Djorhanaen bin Md Hussain

Hp: 83143849

rudymakeart@yahoo.com

38. Sadali Musbah

Hp: 98622701

39. Hj Said bin Mohd Ali

Hp: 90283116

kenari51@yahoo.co.uk

40. Saiman Ismail

Hp: 98323324

41. Salleh Japar

Hp: 91718072

salleh.japar@yahoo.com.sg

42. Sarkasi Said

Hp: 98361197

43. Sazali Rahmat

Hp: 97816429

Sazali_rahmat@moe.edu.sg

44. Suhaimi Sukiyar

Hp: 98486123

apadsam@yahoo.com.sg

45. Sujak Rahman

Hp: 90015217

46. Surina Mohamed Sani

Hp: 91851748

fethal3@yahoo.com

47. Suyatdi Yadoni

Hp: 98201261

48. Tumadi Patri

Hp: 94772526

twomadi@singnet.com.sg

49. Ye Ruoshi@Ruoshidah Yip Abdullah

Hp: 98573730

ruoshi@bobassociates.com

50. Yusoff Abdul Latiff

Hp: 98293940

yusoff_abdul_latiff@yahoo.

com.sg

51. Zainol Arifin

Tel: 67811662

(D) – Deceased


Acknowledgements

The Singapore Art Museum and Angkatan Pelukis Aneka Daya

wish to extend their grateful thanks and profound appreciation

to the following for their co-operation and assistance towards

the success of this exhibition.

guest of honour

Mr Abdullah Tarmugi

Speaker of Parliament

sponsors

National Arts Council

a.r.t.s. fund

Lee Foundation

Singapore Arts Federation

family of late artists

Mdm Hajah Iswanar Wahid

Mdm Hajah Nona Asiah Aman

Mdm Azizah Burhauddin Alhulaimy

Mdm Khairul Bariyah Rashid

Madm Hajah Naimah C. Mahat

Mr Ibrahim C. Mahat

Mdm Hajah Mardiah Ahmad

Mdm Hamidah Jalil

Mdm Sarah Hj Abdul Manan

Mass Media

All individuals and organisations who have supported and helped

the association in one way or another.

Apad Exhibition Working Committee

project manager

Suhaimi Sukiyar

assistant project manager

Rosman Mohd Shahid

curators

Hj Salleh Japar

Abdul Rahman Rais

Ahmad Abu Bakar

secretary

Nuranggraini bte Md Yusuf Kasiran (Ms)

design

Rofizano Zaino

Ahmad Effendy

Razali Mahat

art program coordinator

Mohd Kamal Dollah

treasurer

Dino Hafian Ahmad

singapore art museum

Assistant Curator

Ong Zhen Min

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Published in December 2008

Cover illustration by Rofizano Zaino

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