The Department of Southeast Asian Studies proudly presents ‘Saney’, a traditional Thai paintings exhibition by students of SE3224 Thai Drawing and Painting. For one week during the semester recess in 2018, students enrolled in the module spent hours copying and… Continue Reading
The Department of Southeast Asian Studies proudly presents ‘Perspectives‘, a traditional Thai paintings exhibition by students of SE3224 Thai Drawing and Painting. The exhibition will be held at the NUS Central Library (outside restricted area) from 11 to 19… Continue Reading
The Department of Southeast Asian Studies proudly presents ‘Imaginations‘, a traditional Thai paintings exhibition by students of SE3224 Thai Drawing and Painting. The exhibition will be held at the NUS Central Library (outside restricted area) from 15 to 23 August 2016. All are… Continue Reading
The Department of Southeast Asian Studies is proud to present ‘Intricacy‘, a Thai Art exhibition by students of module SE3224 Thai Drawing and Painting. The exhibition will be held at the NUS Central Library from 9 to 14 September 2015.… Continue Reading
Ei Xue Han, a Social Work major, tells us that “life in NUS is not just about studying mundanely, but also a time for you to explore what you want and discover what you like.” Read more about Xue Han’s… Continue Reading
Saturday 29 November 2014, The Straits Times. INSIDE Uttamayanmuni Temple in Choa Chu Kang, the biggest of six Thai buddhist temples in Singaproe, one man has quietly taken on a project that could span decades. Associate professor Irving Johnson of… Continue Reading
Read about Chao Yang’s experience in learning about Thai Art through our module SE3224 and putting up an art exhibition showcasing artworks by some students from the AY2012/2013 class of SE3224. As a painter, I have always regarded the artist’s canvas… Continue Reading
This is the first time a traditional Thai art class (painting/drawing/composition/history) is being taught outside Thailand. For one week during the semester recess in 2011 and 2012, students enrolled in the Department of Southeast Asian Studies class SE3224: Thai Drawing… Continue Reading