Yvonne Chan is a marketing and communications professional with more than two decades of regional experience in Asia. She has held senior management positions in financial services and hospitality industry in Singapore and Hong Kong. Yvonne's thesis focused on consumerism in Chinese contemporary art. She also presented a paper in cynical realism in Chinese contemporary art at the Art Conference Read more.... Yvonne Chan (Graduated in 2018)
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Yvonne Chan is a marketing and communications professional with more than two decades of regional experience in Asia. She has held senior management positions in financial services and hospitality industry in Singapore and Hong Kong. Yvonne's thesis focused on consumerism in Chinese contemporary art. She also presented a paper in cynical realism in Chinese contemporary art at the Art Conference Read more.... 
Tanya Singh is an art writer, historian as well as a practitioner. Currently, she works as a project coordinator for Gallagher & Associates Asia. She obtained her BA (Hons) in Fine Arts from LASALLE College of the Arts in 2016, and graduated with a Masters’ in Asian Art Histories from the same institution in 2018. During her tenure as a postgraduate student at LASALLE, she was awarded the Winston 
Ramesh is a practicing photographer and photo book creator. He was born and raised in India, reading Chemistry at Loyola College, University of Madras and then Business Administration at XLRI Jamshedpur. He has lived in Hong Kong and Singapore for over two decades, working in senior positions in marketing and research for companies like Procter and Gamble, Philips and Pernod Ricard. In 2009, he decided 
Lourdes has been collecting Southeast Asian Contemporary Art for many years and has curated a few exhibitions of private collections. Her interest in the art of the region led her to pursue an MA in Asian Art Histories. Her research focus is currently on video art from the Philippines. She previously worked in Brand Management and Marketing and holds an MBA degree from the Kellogg School of Management 
Together with his wife Linda, Albert has been collecting Southeast Asian modern and contemporary arts for 15 years. When they shifted their focus to collecting artworks by Singapore artists in 2010, two exhibitions of ink paintings and calligraphy by renowned artist Lim Tze Peng were privately organised by them: My Kampong My Home (2010) and Songs from the Heart (2013).
His pursuit of LASALLE’s