Tung yue nang 邓汝能

Tung Yue Nang utilises the medium of Chinese ink on rice paper to capture the mystic beauties of cultural landscapes. Capturing the difference in densities of the ink pigment, he passionately depicts the details and characters of architectural elements. This unique style reflected from his artworks brings back nostalgic memories from the olden days and the timeless traits of different cultural places.

Click to check out Tung Yue Nang's latest exhibition

Paintings

Wonder

Trengganu Street Chinatown

Fun and Leisure

Prosperity

Majestic Growth

Street Opera

Ancient History

An Afternoon's Ritual

Peaceful Corner

Lighting up the world

Singapore Chinatown

Visuals at Tung Yue Nang art exhibitions

Silence, a solo exhibition by Tung Yue Nang reported in The Business Times

Mr Terence Teo and Mr Terence Teo at Silence, Solo exhibition by Tung Yue Nang

Mr Tung Yue Nang (Left) with Mr Lim Tze Peng (Centre) and Mr Choy Wen Yang (right)

Tung Yue Nang autographing art catalogue titled Silence

Mr Choy Weng Yang addressing attendees during Mr Tung Yue Nang’s Silence Exhibition

Visitors at Mr Tung Yue Nang’s exhibition, Silence

Mr Lim Tze Peng (Right) visiting Mr Tung Yue Nang’s solo exhibition. Mr Terence Teo (Right)

Videos

Past Projects

View more here

Biography

Born 1959, Singapore

Background
1977    Meritorious Award, Beautiful Singapore River Art Competition
1985    Commendation Award, UOB Painting of the Year Competition
2002    Dr Tan Tze Chor Art Award (First Prize)
2014    Dr Tan Tze Chor Art Award (First Prize)

Selected Solo Exhibitions
2014    Silence: Ink Paintings by Tung Yue Nang, Cape of Good Hope Art Gallery,
Singapore
2003    Baba & Nonya: Double Happiness, Paragon Atrium, Singapore
2002    Chinatown My Chinatown, Paragon Atrium, Singapore
1997    Baba & Nonya: The Art of Tung Yue Nang, Orchard Point, Singapore
1989    “One”, Pavillion Hotel, Singapore.
1988   Space & Time, Pavillion Hotel, Singapore

Selected Group Exhibitions
2022 Contemporary Fascinations, Singapore Art Week, Cape of Good Hope Art Gallery,
Singapore
2017    Commemorating NS50 Through Art, Singapore Art Society, Singapore
2014    Impressionist Contemporary, Cape of Good Hope Art Gallery, ION
Orchard, Singapore
2002   Naked Perfection, Singapore Art Museum, Singapore
1999    President's Charity Art Exhibition, Singapore
1997   Of Things Peranakan Art Exhibition, Singapore
1993   New Age: A New Art Movement Exhibition, Singapore
1990   9th UOB Painting of the Year, Singapore

Tung Yue Nang’s interest and practice in Tao Te Ching philosophy has had a great impact and influence on his artistic pursuits and direction. Initially focusing on traditional Chinese painting, Tung’s artistic philosophy of reconciling art with life, enabled him to combine Western art concepts and media with Chinese art styles and expression. The Tao philosophy focuses on harmony and tranquillity amidst chaos and disorder, which is reflected in Tung’s art in his choice of subjects and composition.