What a fruitful fortnight it must have been. First, me and Ziyi went to Asian Civilisations Museum on an F1 Day. So crowded everywhere godammit. There was this exhibition about Liu Kang, 刘抗, a famous Singaporean artist who came from China and went to France to study art and returned to develop his own style of art known as 南洋画派. Another typical Foreign Talent story? Not exactly. After all, he received numerous medals of commendation from everywhere and left us a legacy. I overheard the guide saying that his strokes are very bold and he ued white to bring emphasis on the people/objects. And he is someone who isn't fussy about details. Liu's teacher was angry because the colonial government banned nude models, which was quite hypocritical since the concept of nude modeling came from the West. I didn't take enough pictures, because everything was so good that I couldn't capture everything. There were other galleries, like the Yellow Ribbon Project...