Working closely with Alan Lim, founder of SOPS – School of Photography Singapore, The Hive Studios Singapore will be hosting “Tell-tale Lines”, a photo exhibition by local photographer Alan Lim. This exhibition is a series of black-and-white photos that shines light on the wrinkled faces and hands of Singapore’s pioneers.
Tell-tale lines seeks to pay tribute to untold hard work of the pioneer generation of Singapore. Join us on 22nd February and meet Alan Lim in person. What’s even more exciting, Alan Lim, the photographer himself will be on ground sharing with us how “Tell-tale Lines” was created.
Admission is free.
ABOUT ALAN LIM
Alan’s illustrious 23-year career in photography began at the age of 6, when he stumbled upon a twin-lens reflex camera at home. It led him to study photography at the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale, then to work in the fast-paced news environment of The Straits Times for 12 years, where he shot luminaries from Zhang Ziyi, Gordon Ramsay, Jackie Chan, Tony Leung, Naomi Campbell to Alicia Keys. Thereafter, he set up his own studio Eleven Photography and continued doing what he does best – portraiture and commercial photography. One of Alan’s highest career achievements was conceptualizing a series of portraits for Singapore’s Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong in 2009. Alan is also the founder of
School of Photography Singapore, where he aims to raise the standard of the art form through workshops and courses for both professionals and amateurs.
