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16-17 Duxton Hill Singapore 089600 t: 65-6423 0198 f: 65-6423 0197 gallery@kayngeetanarchitects.com
Gallery Hours
Mon-Fri 11am-2pm, 3pm-7pm
Our gallery has a private collection of photographs and a stock of locally-produced photography books, as well as international bestsellers.
Our gallery has a private collection of photographs and a stock of locally-produced photography books, as well as international bestsellers.
Current Exhibition
- "Torn Faces" by Thomas Pfister
- From now till 6 Oct 08
Upcoming Exhibitions
- "Detour" by Chien-chi Chang
- From 10 Oct 2008- 21 Nov 2008
Upcoming Events
- Opening Reception of "Detour" by Chien-Chi Chang
- 2:00 pm, 11 Oct 08, Sat
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The Kay Ngee Tan Architects Gallery was cofounded by architect Tan Kay Ngee, and photographer Tay Kay Chin.
Submit Your Portfolio
We are always accepting portfolio submissions from emerging and established photographers.
To be considered for a show at our gallery, we request that you first submit a portfolio consisting of 12-20 images in JPG format, a comprehensive CV, and a proposal of what you intend to show. Please limit your JPG files to 1024 pixels on the longest side.
They should be sent to gallery@kayngeetanarchitects.com. You can also mail them to 16-17 Duxton Hill Singapore 089600.
The submitted portfolios are reviewed by us on a monthly basis and we will contact shortlisted candidates for further discussions.
To be considered for a show at our gallery, we request that you first submit a portfolio consisting of 12-20 images in JPG format, a comprehensive CV, and a proposal of what you intend to show. Please limit your JPG files to 1024 pixels on the longest side.
They should be sent to gallery@kayngeetanarchitects.com. You can also mail them to 16-17 Duxton Hill Singapore 089600.
The submitted portfolios are reviewed by us on a monthly basis and we will contact shortlisted candidates for further discussions.
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