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10Th Nniversary Hibition aleri �eni �utiara 10th 13th December 2015 - 4th January 2016 officially declared�nniversary open by Dato’ Dr. Tan Chong Siang��hibition DSPN, DJN, PKT Sponsored by Seaswift Freight System (PG) Sdn. Bhd. 1 Dr. Tan Chong Guan’s Pioneer Artist Collection Kuo Ju Ping Tay Hooi Keat Khaw Sia Clan Jetty Oil 47 x 60 cm 1950 Fisherman Village Oil Balinese Ladies Oil 50 x 60 cm 1956 70 x 60 cm 1955 Yong Mun Sen Paddy Planters Oil 96 x 124 cm 1946 Chuah Thean Teng John Lee Joo For Tan Choon Ghee Mother And Children Batik Tree Of Life Oil 95 x 90.5 cm 1970 St. Mark’s Square, Venice Oil 60 x 106 cm 1972 89 x 59 cm 1978 2 A Word From The Patron I am delighted indeed to see Galeri Seni Mutiara celebrating its 10th Anniversary and marking this significant milestone with a very special show. I wish to congratulate the Director, Mr. Koay Soo Kau for his great passion in promoting art and in building up this art gallery into one of the best in this country. The art scene in Penang has been very vibrant in the past 10 years. Galeri Seni Mutiara has contributed greatly by providing an excellent venue for many young as well as established artists, both local and international, to exhibit their works. It also provides the important place for art lovers and collectors to view and purchase art works, as well as to socialize in a very conducive environment right in the heart of George Town. It is my sincere hope that the gallery under Mr. Koay will continue to blossom and bring the Penang art scene to a greater height in the future. Dr. Tan Chong Guan PKT, PJK 3 Ten Years’ Journey Ten years have passed quickly like the twinkle of an eye since the gallery first opened its doors in November 2005. The first exhibition on 6th November was by the late Tan Lye Hoe, whereby the whole proceeds from the sale of the artworks were donated to the Heart Patients’ Fund of the Adventist Hospital, Penang. He was indeed a very generous man. The inaugural exhibition of the gallery was on 17th December 2005 and was officially declared open by Y.B. Dato’ Haji Yahaya Bin Abdul Hamid. The man responsible for the setting up of the gallery is Dr. Tan Chong Guan who motivated me. My first collector is Dato’ Dr. Tan Chong Siang. Both the brothers are responsible in the making of Koay Soo Kau as an artist in 1969 and the establishment of the gallery in 2005. For ten years it is the gallery’s vision to promote art in Penang. Its mission is to encourage, develop and foster interest in art and inculcate an appreciation and understanding between the artist and the public. One hundred and fifty nine exhibitions were held in this gallery over the past ten years by local and overseas artists. Based on the passion of art, galleries are able to survive because collectors still acquire art for art’s sake. The passion and willpower to create art is still being practised by many artists despite the lure of producing mediocre or stereotypical works for instant gain. The gallery showcases not only works of the young contemporary artists but also the first generation artists of Penang. The prominent artists like Yong Mun Sen, Kuo Ju Ping, Tay Hooi Keat, Dato’ Chuah Thean Teng, Dato’ Khaw Sia, Lee Cheng Yong, Tan Choon Ghee, Ho Khay Beng, John Lee Ju For, Chia Yu Chian and Zakaria Nor are featured in the Collector’s Gallery. The maintenance and running of the gallery is not an easy task. It needs hard work, patience and endurance. The essence of trust, integrity, love and passion for art between the artist and the gallery for the collectors are vital in order to achieve success. My sincere thanks to Dato’ Dr. Tan Chong Siang for being the distinguished Guest of Honour for this exhibition. My utmost thanks to Dr. Tan Chong Guan for being the Patron of the gallery and his continuous support for the development of art. Thank you to Dato’ Khoo Kay Huat and Seaswift Freight System (PG) Sdn. Bhd. for sponsoring the publication of the exhibition catalogue. I am very happy to see so many artists participating in this 10th Anniversary Exhibition which attribute to the success of the gallery. It will definitely help to put the spirit and life of art into Penang. Koay Soo Kau Director of Galeri Seni Mutiara 4 Participating Artists Calvin Chua Listening Watercolour 36 x 78 cm 2015 Brian Coomber Dragon Ii Wood 96 x 27 x 8 cm 2015 Chai Chuan Jin Becky Choong Bonsai Beauty Series Acrylic On Canvas Oil 75 x 60 cm 50 x 40 cm 2014 2014 5 Art is the product derived from a creative process of an artist, inspired by his inner thought, imagination and above all, emotion. A good piece of artwork must contain the artist’s emotive expression. – Mr. Yeap Wing Chun – Chen Taixing Chiang Soa Ling Administrator’s Garden Oil Painting Turning Point Acrylic 105 x 81 cm 2014 56 x56 cm 2015 Cheung Pooi Yip Cheong Mei Fong Scene Oil On Canvas 100 x 83.5 cm 2015 Blue Brilliant Acrylic On Canvas 60 x 75 cm 2015 6 Chong Hon Fatt Batu Ferringhi Beach Oil On Canvas 30 x 38 cm 2002 Chiou Ling Chyi Ch’ng Huck Theng Angkor Series Iii Oil On Canvas Relationship Bronze 91 x 61 cm 2014 43 x 32 cm 2014 Ch’ng Kiah Kiean Chow Chin Chuan 20150828 Pineapple Riot Chinese Ink On Paper 61 x 102 cm 2015 Mother And Son Watercolour 56 x 76 cm 2015 7 ART is the Breath and Blossom of Civilization ART is ‘FART’ without the “F” ART is Brevity with Clarity and Impact. – J.B. Lim – Chuah Siew Hooi Fishing Village Batik 60 x 47 cm 2014 Chuah Siew Teng Penang Scene Batik 61 x 91 cm 2015 Christopher Dally Mystic Encounter Oil On Canvas 59 x 59 cm 1980 Doreen Koay Lan Hiang Tranquility Acrylic On Canvas 120 x 150 cm 2001 8 Ethen Ng My Pet 14 Ball Pen Grace Choong Ai May 29 x 44 cm 2015 Garden Joy Oil Painting 90 x 90 cm 2014 Heng Eow Lin Fong Kim Sing Interaction Lotus Series Mixed Media On Canvas Acrylic 40 x 60 cm 31 x 92 cm 2015 2015 9 Art is the language of expression of one’s soul. It’s a universal language that everyone speaks but none can lay claim to own it. – Dato’ Lim Mok San – Janie Yap Charming Bar Quilt 254 x 254 cm 2000 Ho Mimi Fruits Season In My Kampung Chinese Ink On Rice Paper 64 x 46.5 cm 2015 Hon Peow Rain Tree Chinese Ink Painting 137 x 68 cm Jade Beh 2009 Journey Mixed Media 74 x 74 cm 2015 10 Jayson Yeoh Choon Seng June Yap Accumulate #3 Love 8 Watercolour Oil Painting 38 x 56 cm 85 x 85 cm 2014 2014 Ji Peijun Ken Ooi Chee Kheng Snow Fishing Village Oil Painting Oil On Canvas 80 x 60 cm 76 x 76 cm 2015 2012 11 Art is a medium by which the artist expresses his or her interpretation of a subject or feeling whether it is still life, abstract or contemporary and should not be conveyed as furniture for monetary gain only. – Brian Coomber – Khor Seow Hooi Chew Jetty, Penang Watercolour 38 x 56 cm 2015 Khor Teng Huat Thaipusam Festival Oil On Canvas 76 x 60 cm 2015 Khoo Cheang Jin Lebuh Acheh Houses Watercolour 56 x 38 cm 2014 Koay Sheng Tat Old Building Under The Sun Watercolour 38 x 56 cm 2015 12 Lam Pooi Leng Layzhoz Yeap Breeze Watercolour 39.5 x 55 cm 2010 Sorrow Paris Fine Art Photography 21 x 31.5 cm 2015 Lau Seong Leng May Your Life Be Auspicious Oil 60 x 70 cm 2015 Koay Soo Kau Ascending Assimilation Art is Life. It is what you make it out to be. It can be extremely beautiful, Oil On Canvas even ugly at times but never once lonely. 228.5 x 75.5 cm – Crystal & Ivan Gooi – 2015 13 Good art satiates the soul and uplifts the spirit. – Mr. Lee Khai – Lee Chee Hoe Towards New Era Watercolour 38 x 56 cm Liau Sin Fah 2015 Stream 2015 (2) Watercolour 56 x 76 cm 2015 Liew Hui Chan My Favourite Butterfly Acrylic Lee Pi Cheang 30 x 30 cm Beautiful Moth Acrylic On Canvas 30 x 40 cm 2014 2015 14 Buying art is like falling in love. When you could not take your eyes off it, you know this is the one. It took me 3 years to finally own the piece I want and till today, I am madly in love with it. When you buy a piece of art, you buy a piece of the artist himself. – Natalie Chuah – Loh Chaw Teck Kuantan Road Junction Watercolour & Acrylic 76 x 56 cm 2009 Lim Anuar Loo Carmen Loo Hooi Nam Butterfly Batik Morning Glory Series Acrylic Venice, Italy Oil On Canvas 68 x 68 cm 2015 41 x 28 cm 2013 60 x 45 cm 2015 15 Mohammad Khizal Mohamed Saat Good artworks empower us to feel, think and Kerbau Oh Kerbau develop our appreciation of human talents. Drawing & Transfer Image On Paper Inculcating art appreciation is an essential 118 x 84 cm 2010 component of lifelong education. – Dr.
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