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SPECIAL EXHIBITION: Tan Peng
Tan Peng resides in Singapore and creates print and web graphics, as well as designing digital illustrations for commercial projects. The artworks below are from his 3rd exhibition, Flowing Forest, Burning Hearts, a two-man show with John Goss, which was the first openly gay-themed art exhibition in Singapore, held at The Substation from Feb 20-28 in 1993. Aside from boldly celebrating the beauty of the male nude, Tan Peng's art tackled issues of importance to local gays: oppression, pressure to marry, invisibility, repressive religions, safer sex and HIV caregiving, and police entrapment.
all images below © 1993-2003 by Tan Peng and may not be copied or reproduced without permission of the artist
 "Can't Sleep", 1993 76 x 57 cm, pastel on paper price: US$900. |
 "Angel", 1993 62 x 86 cm, pastel on paper |
 "Safely", 1993 67 x 60 cm, pastel on paper |
 untitled, 1993 84 x 55 cm, pastel on paper |
 "Break Away", 1993 57 x 63 cm, pastel on paper price: US$900. |
 "TV for Everyone", 1993 85 x 59 cm, pastel on paper |
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At Bangkok Pride 2023 (photo: Amp Puttipong)
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At Bangkok Pride 2023 (photo: Siam Pride)
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At Bangkok Pride 2023 (photo: Siam Pride)
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At Bangkok Pride 2023 (photo: Siam Pride)
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At Tokyo Rainbow Pride
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Dynamic duo at Cambodia Pride
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Special photo exhibition by Mark Leighton!
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