Week 10 - Documentary Process

For this week, Nick asked me to find some apps that could make the audio louder due do we having too much of background noise in the video. I managed to find it and send it to Nick. I could not managed to try it out due to it only can assess on Mac. It is "Final Cut Pro X". After I send it to him and I told some about my research on this week. Below are my research.  

Another Record: “Little Princess” sold out in PINKGUY Gallery

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (AUGUST 2014. Malaysia) The “Little Princess” sculpture, the artist’s personal tribute to his daughter, must have struck a sentimental cord with guests as the limited 8 pieces sold out during the opening of FOUL exhibition on 23 August 2014.

This event that runs until 9 September 2014 at PINKGUY gallery is the first solo bronze exhibition by the Asian contemporary artist extraordinaire Ch’ng Huck Theng.

Presenting 15 bronze works which were displayed over the water feature which graces the lobby of Marc Residences, Ch’ng introduced a new perspective to the concept of identity in which the question of race, religion, nationality and ethnicity is deliberately left out.

The successful opening was officiated by Dato’ Mahadzir Lokman, the Chairman of the National Visual Arts Development Board and attended by a select guest list of art collectors, experts and friends.

Those attending the event were also priviledged to witness the unveiling of Ch’ng’s latest work “Princess Liberty“, depicting the figure of a woman riding a horse which raises the question of freedom in anonymity. Other pieces that were sold that evening include “Anak Malaysia” and “Checkmate“.

“Angle of Love” sculpture by Ch’ng Huck Theng

Opening Night of FOUL exhibition at PINKGUY gallery, Marc Residences

Opening officiated by Dato’ Mahadzir Lokman (right), with the artist Ch’ng Huck Theng (left)

(from left to right) Dato’ Mahadzir Lokman, Winson Loh, Ch’ng Huck Theng with the “Anak Malaysia” limited edition silver coin

Dato’ Mahadzir Lokman, Ch’ng Huck Theng and his collaborative work with Lamborghini Kuala Lumpur

Artist Ch’ng Huck Theng (left) explained the story behind his works to the guests

Chng Huck Theng, gallery owner Winson Loh and guests, with Ch’ng’s work: “Checkmate”