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A man of many talents, Tchang Ju Chi was a trailblazing painter, cartoonist, graphic designer, and activist. As a key figure in the Chinese diaspora, his work provides a rare and vivid glimpse into everyday life in pre-war Singapore.

Featuring newly conserved and rarely seen paintings, reproduced cartoons, and archival materials, the exhibition Tchang Ju Chi: Tireless Camel reveals the rich layers of his artistic legacy and powerful social commentary. Join exhibition curator Shujuan Lim for an insightful guided tour that delves into Tchang’s influential role in shaping Singapore’s early art scene.

  • When: 18 Oct 2025, 11am
  • Suitable For: Adults, Students and Educators
  • Where: City Hall Wing, Level 2, DBS Singapore Gallery, Dalam Singapore
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