Tang Ling Nah is a Singapore-based artist, independent curator and art educator. Her work is inspired by the city’s transitory spaces, such as the void decks in Singapore public housing, alleys, shopping malls and Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) stations. Besides drawing with charcoal on paper, wood and concrete walls, Tang has also created on-site installations, book art, performances and videos to explore buildings, places and architectural spaces as communicators of stories about life. Her work expresses the paradox of architecture as possibly facilitative and inhibitive of relational development. Tang has participated in numerous local and overseas residencies and group exhibitions.

Artsy Avenue is a sketch walk where participants go on an immersive walk around Tanglin Halt and learn how to sketch and draw from visual artist, Tang Ling Nah. In this community tour, participants return to the basics and discover drawing techniques, and join fellow enthusiasts in creating collaborative artwork

You will be creating your own art booklet at this workshop  and capture the rich cultural heritage of Tanglin Halt with your very own sketches and quotes.

Participants will be visiting iconic sites such as the  Church of Blessed Sacrament, Sri Muneeswaran Temple and Tanglin Halt Neighborhood Centre.

Recommended materials

• A4 sketch books
• Pencils - 2B, 4B and 8B
• Colour Pencils 
• Drawing pens or any ink pens
• Kneadable erasers and pencil sharpeners (if you are bringing pencils)