ITCOW 360 [Pano Asia].

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Ruin Entrance

Visit it here. https://w3w.co/pans.yoga.shed

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Merrill Lynch’s Bull art display. Not so bullish after death of Lehman Brothers, problems at AIG and many Wall Street giants…and Merrill? They’re being sold to Bank of America for $50 billion USD and will ended this 94 year old’s era.

Originally posted on 14 Oct ’08 @ 12:00 am

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They just do not give up do they? Folks from Falun Gong mediating in silent protest. It’s a common sight right under the Singapore’s Esplanade Bridge

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Issac Montoya, a rainbow-coloured portrait of a young woman screams from a large scale photograph. Layered within are two more images that are revealed once one looks through red and blue filters.

Originally posted on 10 Oct ’08 @ 12:00 am

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The Nanyang University Arch located just behind Jurong West Stadium.

Originally posted on 6 Oct ’08 @ 12:00 am

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Audio Recordings. Listen to what family members, relatives, friends, business associates and beneficiaries have to say about Tan Kah Yee and Lee Kong Chian.

Originally posted on 2 Sep ’08 @ 12:00 am

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See how big an impact these 2 men have made and what a strong legacy they have left us in this Gallery.

Originally posted on 23 Aug ’08 @ 12:00 am

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Above – Hokkien Huay Kuan and other Exhibition area.

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Date/Time:	Friday Jul 18, 10:00am – 9:00pm
Venue:	Level 10 Lee Kong Chian Reference Library in National Library
Language:	English
Subject:	Arts & Humanities
Channel:	Exhibitions
Registration:	Not Required

The Legacy of Tan Kah Kee and Lee Kong Chian” exhibition (bilingual, in both English and Chinese) highlights the contributions of Tan Kah Kee and Lee Kong Chian to Singapore. Some areas of interests that will be explored in the exhibition include the makings of an entrepreneur, the philosophy of the two men’s strong belief and support for education, and the change of their political identity.

Both men were entrepreneurs, business barons and philanthropists, leaving their combined influence on Singapore for over a century. They were two of Singapore’s most successful entrepreneurs and millionaires, and with their vast fortunes, they were able to endow a multitude of social, cultural and educational institutions, many of which still thrive today. However, it is the fact that they made giving back to society a way of life that puts them in a class of their own when it comes to social philanthropy.

The exhibition is initiated by the National Library Singapore, jointly organised with the Tan Kah Kee Foundation, with the participation of Xiamen Library, sponsored by the National University of Singapore, OCBC and Auric Pacific Group Ltd and contributions from the Tan Kah Kee Museum (China), Furong Foundation of Nan’an, Johor Bahru Rubber Dealers’ Association, National Museum of Singapore, Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan and their affiliated Schools, Hwa Chong Insitution, Lam Ann Association, Singapore Chin Kang Huay Kuan, Rubber Trade Association of Singapore, Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industries and other local institutions. – Source

http://www.thelegacy.nl.sg

Originally posted on 19 Aug ’08 @ 12:00 am

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Near the Band Stand which is being maintained. I did a Orton Effect version.

Originally posted on 18 Aug ’08 @ 12:00 am

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Paid another visit to Botanic Gardens on 08/08/08 with a princess. Above, the Catus garden.

Originally posted on 17 Aug ’08 @ 12:00 am

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All the feeding made a swan appear wanting food too.

Originally posted on 16 Aug ’08 @ 12:00 am