ALL ARE WELCOME

The Centre for TransCultural Studies of Temasek Polytechnic presents the exhibition "We Draw Amaravati Together" by Urban Sketchers Singapore. The exhibition opens on 16 April, Monday at 6:30 pm; we are honoured to have Mr Khoo Teng Chye, executive director of Centre for Liveable Cities grace the occasion.

This project is presented by the Amaravati Partnership Office of the Ministry of Trade & Industry and Temasek Polytechnic, with Urban Sketchers Singapore. Banner sketch of the Mandadum village in Andhra Pradesh, India by Benedict Tay.

Please join us on 16 April, 6:30pm. ALL ARE WELCOME!

Wood firing coming Friday to Sunday

Using the watercolour piece, I did the poster and banner for pottery jungle. The wood firing will be held from Friday to Sunday, 25 to 27 Feb 2011. All are welcome!

This may be the last wood firing at Pottery Jungle, so do come and support the clay artists. Please visit my clay website to view my clay pieces. More details on our main website at Thow Kwang Clay Artists.

Direction to Thow Kwang Pottery Jungle - Take MRT to Boon Lay Station. Hop on to bus 199 at the bus interchange. Alight the bus stop after the PIE flyover along Jalan Bahar, just before the turn to Nanyang Avenue (NTU). You can see a small road on the left side with huge pots at the corner before the bus stop.

banner design and cleantech park

I am one of the active members of Thow Kwang Clay Artists Studio and we carry out wood firing sessions at the Dragon Kiln from time to time at the Pottery Jungle. Recently the jungle area had been cleared and made way for a big Clean Tech Park and we need to put up new banners to direct the public on the location of Pottery Jungle. We were quite upset about the lack of clear communication at the ground level on the future of the dragon kiln. We will support the owner, the Tan family in whichever way that we can to preserve the dragon kiln.

From ASIAONE NEWS
S'pore's 1st cleantech park

Thu, Feb 25, 2010
The Straits Times
By Jessica Cheam

SINGAPORE'S first green business park at Jalan Bahar will begin infrastructure works in July, said industrial landlord JTC Corporation and the Economic Development Board on Thursday.

The first phase will consist of 17 ha of land and the entire park, when fully completed in 2030, will house a population of 20,000 on 50 ha of land next to the Nanyang Technological University (NTU).

The infrastructure works for the park will cost the Government $52 million, and the park will feature developments from both public and private sector, said JTC chief executive Monahar Khiatani.