Comments for Siong Chin http://siongchin.com/blog Just another WordPress weblog Fri, 03 Sep 2010 00:37:31 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Pere Pascual by Mark Dodge Medlin http://siongchin.com/blog/?p=3179&cpage=1#comment-1003 Mark Dodge Medlin Fri, 03 Sep 2010 00:37:31 +0000 http://siongchin.com/blog/?p=3179#comment-1003 These are bizarre, beautiful photos. Thanks for sharing them. These are bizarre, beautiful photos. Thanks for sharing them.

]]> Comment on Yue Minjun by Daily Web Wander: 31st August 2010 « Thomthumb84's Blog http://siongchin.com/blog/?p=990&cpage=1#comment-997 Daily Web Wander: 31st August 2010 « Thomthumb84's Blog Tue, 31 Aug 2010 16:44:57 +0000 http://siongchin.com/blog/?p=990#comment-997 [...] Yue Minjun- Came across this blog today and love the artists’ pictures: http://siongchin.com/blog/?p=990 [...] [...] Yue Minjun- Came across this blog today and love the artists’ pictures: http://siongchin.com/blog/?p=990 [...]

]]> Comment on Coronation of Yuan Shikai by Dianne http://siongchin.com/blog/?p=1126&cpage=1#comment-939 Dianne Wed, 14 Jul 2010 10:48:15 +0000 http://siongchin.com/blog/?p=1126#comment-939 John D. Zumbrun(1875-1941) b.Hanover, PA, was the managing director of the Camera Craft Company in Peiking, China. John served in the Spanish American War, was stationed in Manilla and from there relocated to China. He eventually bought Camera Craft. He and his wife Louise Hoelderlin, a Red Cross nurse who he met while on the Great Wall, were married in 1917. They lived in China and raised two daughters. Later they returned to the US and lived in Oakland, CA. In June 1948, they were involved in a tragic accident when tractor trailer rammed their car killing Louise and badly injured J. D. John David Zumbrun is my Mother's cousin. John D. Zumbrun(1875-1941) b.Hanover, PA, was the managing director of the Camera Craft Company in Peiking, China.

John served in the Spanish American War, was stationed in Manilla and from there relocated to China. He eventually bought Camera Craft.

He and his wife Louise Hoelderlin, a Red Cross nurse who he met while on the Great Wall, were married in 1917. They lived in China and raised two daughters. Later they returned to the US and lived in Oakland, CA. In June 1948, they were involved in a tragic accident when tractor trailer rammed their car killing Louise and badly injured J. D.

John David Zumbrun is my Mother’s cousin.

]]> Comment on Thomas Kneubühler by Andrea http://siongchin.com/blog/?p=2947&cpage=1#comment-933 Andrea Wed, 07 Jul 2010 21:22:50 +0000 http://siongchin.com/blog/?p=2947#comment-933 Nice blog Siong Chin! Keep up the good work, you feature some really interesting artists. All best from Toronto, Andrea Nice blog Siong Chin! Keep up the good work, you feature some really interesting artists.
All best from Toronto,
Andrea

]]> Comment on Tom Thomson by Andrea http://siongchin.com/blog/?p=803&cpage=1#comment-932 Andrea Wed, 07 Jul 2010 21:19:07 +0000 http://siongchin.com/blog/?p=803#comment-932 Nice image - I just reviewed a great book that will come out this fall, called Defiant Spirits, by Ross King, about the early years of the Group of Seven. It's a great read, really insightful re. Tom Thomson in particular. You might find it interesting! Andrea Nice image – I just reviewed a great book that will come out this fall, called Defiant Spirits, by Ross King, about the early years of the Group of Seven. It’s a great read, really insightful re. Tom Thomson in particular.

You might find it interesting!
Andrea

]]> Comment on Axel Hütte by Axel Hütte - I'M REVOLTING http://siongchin.com/blog/?p=1471&cpage=1#comment-923 Axel Hütte - I'M REVOLTING Fri, 25 Jun 2010 22:49:04 +0000 http://siongchin.com/blog/?p=1471#comment-923 [...] For some reason, maybe it’s growing up on a Delta, I find fog really soothing. Photographs by Axel Hütte via Patricia Low Gallery/Siong Chin. [...] [...] For some reason, maybe it’s growing up on a Delta, I find fog really soothing. Photographs by Axel Hütte via Patricia Low Gallery/Siong Chin. [...]

]]> Comment on Bill Sosin by Footle Tumblr http://siongchin.com/blog/?p=1590&cpage=1#comment-921 Footle Tumblr Wed, 23 Jun 2010 04:55:51 +0000 http://siongchin.com/blog/?p=1590#comment-921 [...] Sep 30th Wed Bill Sosin | Siong Chin Powered by Tumblr var gaJsHost = (("https:" == document.location.protocol) ? "https://ssl." [...] [...] Sep 30th Wed Bill Sosin | Siong Chin Powered by Tumblr var gaJsHost = (("https:" == document.location.protocol) ? "https://ssl." [...]

]]> Comment on Feng ZhengJie by DP Galerie » Blog Archive » Selected Feng Zhengjie Artworks at Saatchi-gallery http://siongchin.com/blog/?p=1575&cpage=1#comment-917 DP Galerie » Blog Archive » Selected Feng Zhengjie Artworks at Saatchi-gallery Fri, 11 Jun 2010 17:07:10 +0000 http://siongchin.com/blog/?p=1575#comment-917 [...] Feng ZhengJie | Siong Chin [...] [...] Feng ZhengJie | Siong Chin [...]

]]> Comment on Fausta Facciponte by Candice http://siongchin.com/blog/?p=2937&cpage=1#comment-861 Candice Sat, 03 Apr 2010 07:06:24 +0000 http://siongchin.com/blog/?p=2937#comment-861 Loves. My grandma kept a lot of her children's toys, and I played with them when I was much younger. There was at least one with eyes like these, and I'd be amused rocking it back and forth for ages. Which I think speaks more to my interest in figuring out how things work, versus wanting to play with babydolls, because I'm not the typical girly-girl. Loves. My grandma kept a lot of her children’s toys, and I played with them when I was much younger. There was at least one with eyes like these, and I’d be amused rocking it back and forth for ages. Which I think speaks more to my interest in figuring out how things work, versus wanting to play with babydolls, because I’m not the typical girly-girl.

]]> Comment on Duane Hanson by Jamie http://siongchin.com/blog/?p=311&cpage=1#comment-819 Jamie Sat, 13 Mar 2010 01:17:40 +0000 http://siongchin.com/blog/?p=311#comment-819 OMG i was learning this in class, and right now im in the studying of art. these sculptures look too real! its the best out of all the sculptures if you were grading sculptures by their "real"ty. OMG i was learning this in class, and right now im in the studying of art. these sculptures look too real! its the best out of all the sculptures if you were grading sculptures by their “real”ty.

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