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Toh Kiam Hock Solo Exhibition HOPE 犀牛望月from 29 Apr to 03 May 2021, 10am-7pm at The Art House, Gallery 1. Singapore 179429.

TOH KIAM HOCK

TOH KIAM HOCK

Born in 1949, Toh Kiam Hock is a veteran ceramic artist who is known for his rhino sculptures.

Toh enjoys working on figurative animal forms.

He enjoys the challenge of being able to incorporate the illusion of motion and movement into static form. Toh is especially drawn to the beauty of the endangered rhinoceros. Using clay slabs to construct the power and dynamism of the massive animal, his works often result in a realistic representation of the meticulous craftsmanship.

In this day and age, the natural environment is under constant pressure, attributed by the decadence of mankind. The careless and cruel poaching of rhinoceros horns for personal gains enkindled Toh to, through his artistic interpretation of the animal form, raise and create awareness of those suffering in the world.

Solo Exhibition

2021 – “Hope • Xi Niu Wang Yue”, The Art House, Singapore

Group Exhibition

2021 – “Memories by the Lake Art Exhibition”, The Lim Tze Peng Art Gallery, Chung Cheng High School

2019 – “Affordable Art Fair”, Singapore

2005-2015 – “Memories by the Lake Art Exhibition”, Ngee Ann Cultural Centre

2005 – “Ceramitivity”, The NUS Centennial Edition, University Cultural Centre Foyer
– “2nd Ngee Ann 3D-Art Exhibition, Ngee Ann Cultural Centre

2004 – “Modern Art and Ceramic Exhibition”, Whampoa Community Club
– “Touched” Ceramic Exhibition, Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School
– “1st Ngee Ann 3D-Art Exhibition, Ngee Ann Cultural Centre
– “1000-Year Anniversary Celebration & Exhibition”, Jing De Zhen, China

2002 – “Claylink” Ceramic Exhibition”, URA Centre, Singapore

2001 – “Simply Chinese Ceramic Art Exhibition”, MITA, Singapore
– “Complete International Ceramic Course”, Jing De Zhen, China

2000 – “Chinese Cultural Festival Ceramic Exhibition”, Whampoa Community Club – “Lee Hai Peng’s Art Exhibition”, Singapore/ Johor Bahru – “Singapore Charity Ceramic Art Exhibition”, Singapore/ Johor Bahru 1999 – National Day Celebration Ceramic Exhibition”, Whampoa Community Club

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