Delightful and whimsical theme. Animate scenes of cats playfully hiding behind & object & looking at you.
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Sandy’s new painting is now available for sell in our gallery. Visit us during our operation : 10am – 7pm , Tue-Sunday. Close on Monday & Public Holiday or Contact Mary 0169503168 for further details of the painting.
Pro Art & Frame, we always try our best to offer the best solution for customer that may need services such as photo printing / canvas printing / fine art paper printing services… and of course final with framing and also delivery installation service if requested by customer.
If u have old antique photo that wanted to blow n print in bigger size, can always contact us for best solution at 0169503168 Mary or visit us at our shop located here at 27, Jalan 17/45, Pj ( click for map ).
Our 1st floor space is available for rent for exhibition by local artist / photographer for photograph exhibition. Please contact Mary 0169503168 for more details .
Chiang Shih Wen, a Malaysian senior artist from Melaka painted his painting with Cubist style that feature a composition dominated by geometric shapes such as cubes, cones, cylinders, and spheres. In cubism, artists analyze subjects from multiple viewpoints and represent them using geometric shapes, often presenting the subject from different angles simultaneously. This results in artworks characterized by faceted forms, overlapping planes, and a sense of abstraction.
Chiang Shih Wen paintings is available for view / sell in our gallery. Visit us to see more of his works or contact Mary 0169503168.
To prevent paper borders within a frame from developing mold, it’s important to manage the environment and conditions in which the frame is kept. Mold growth on paper can occur in humid or damp environments, so controlling moisture levels is crucial. Here are steps you can take to prevent mold on paper borders inside a frame :-
PRO ART & FRAME management , we would to wish all customers, artists & friends : Selamat Hari Raya. Maaf Zahir & Batin ..
Contact Mary 0169503168 if you need wooden pallet packing / oversea packing for yr paintings / framing.
Everyone are welcoming to attend the Opening Ceremony by Vice President of WSM – Mr Chow Chin Chuan for URBAN SYMPHONY, Solo Show by Brian Tai on 7th April, 2pm located at PRO ART & FRAME – 27A ( 1st floor ), Jalan 17/45, PJ.
See you guys here !!!
Landscape series by Khalil Ibrahim, water color on paper painted year 1992 is now available for sell in our gallery. Swing by to our shop to view it or contact Mary 0169503168 for paintings details.
Generally there are 3 main types of glass using in the most of the framing shop .
Clear Glass : It is transparent and allows for a clear view of the artwork or photograph being framed. Clear glass helps protect artwork from dust, moisture, and physical damage while still allowing it to be visible. It is relatively inexpensive and widely available, making it a popular choice for framing. However, it’s worth noting that clear glass can reflect light and may cause glare in certain lighting conditions.
Non Reflective Glass : also known as anti-reflective glass , is a type of glass commonly used in framing to reduce glare and reflections. Unlike clear glass, which can reflect light and cause glare, non-reflective glass has a special coating that minimizes reflection and enhances clarity. This coating typically consists of multiple microscopically thin layers of metal oxides applied to one or both sides of the glass.
Perspex or Acrylic Glass : Both Perspex and acrylic glass are terms used interchangeably to refer to a type of transparent plastic sheeting made from polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA), commonly known as acrylic. When it comes to framing, acrylic glass is often chosen as an alternative to traditional glass due to its lightweight, shatter-resistant, and UV-resistant properties.
Teh Siew Joo is best known for his paintings of flowers in watercolour, and this work demonstrates his robust handling of the medium. The artist successfully captures the blossoming flowers by using a contrast of pink, yellow and green colours. At the edges of the leaf foliage, the artist has produced a stunning wash effect, resulting in a soft, dream-like aura.
Ipohian artist, Teh Siew Joo has held numerous solo exhibitions in Malaysia, Singapore and Australia. At 87, he is still actively pursuing his passion in art. After graduating from the China Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing in 1954, he held various art related positions in Shanghai and Hong Kong, including animation art designer, publisher of children’s art books, commercial artist and so on. After returning to Malaysia, Siew Joo made a career in interior designing for 20 years. He was appointed by His Majesty the Yang di-Pertuan Agong to design the interior which received high recognition in the art community.
Teh’s paintings is now available for sell in our gallery. Visit us to see his paintings or contact us Mary 0169503168 for the pricing & details of the painting.
The opening ceremony will be held on 7th April, 2pm by Vice president of MWS – Mr Chow Chin Chuan. All are welcome to visit the show . Admission is free.
| Lim Kok Peng |
| Significant life |
| 3.x4.5 fts |
| 2023 |
| Acrylic on canvas |
Kok Peng’s painting is available for sell in our gallery. Call us 0169503168 or walk in to see it yourself during our operation hours : Tue to Sunday. 10am – 7pm. Close every monday & Public Holiday.
Our Space is ready for the upcoming show on 30th Mac 2024.
Urban Symphony – Solo Show by Brian Tai held at PRO ART & FRAME, 1st floor , 27 Jalan 17/45, PJ . The show will be start on 30th March – 14th April 2024. 10am – 7pm. close every monday.
Preview on 30th March, 5pm -630pm.
Opening Ceremony : 7th April 2024, 2pm . Guest of Honour : Mr Chow Chin Chuan ( Vice President of MWS ).
Ventures by Soon Lai Wai is now available for sell in our gallery. Walk in to see it yourself or contact Mary 0169503168 for details.
Preview : 30th March , 5pm
Opening ceremony : 7 April 2024 2pm Guest of Honour : Mr Chow Chin Chuan ( Vice president of
MWS)
Brian Tai captures the rhythm of life en plein aire
Klang-born watercolour artist Brian Tai is a familiar presence in Petaling Street, KL’s Chinatown. You may have spotted this 48-year-old artist on the bustling sidewalks of Jalan Sultan, alone or with friends, completely absorbed, in capturing the essence of a building, a busy street scene, or the waves of people in the vicinity. Brian has been painting since 1990 but took a hiatus for 13 years in 2000, before rediscovering his passion and picking up his brush again in 2013.
“In the early days, I was actively engaged in urban sketching. That laid the foundation for my current journey as a plein air artist,” he said. Plein air refers to painting “live” outdoors rather than relying on photographs in the comforts of a studio.
In this exhibition, titled Urban Symphony, this prolific artist who holds a degree in Physics showcases 30 pieces of work done on-site in the streets of Klang Valley and Penang. The show will be held from March 30 to April 14 at the Pro Art and Frame Gallery, Section 17, PJ.
“This collection is entirely painted in plein air. The showcase is presented in two segments. The initial segment showcases my impressionistic interpretation of buildings and the urban landscape, capturing the atmosphere of the streets’ architecture through my presentation of light and shades.
“Buildings and architecture are my life-long subjects due to their ever-changing nature. They may be here today and gone tomorrow, so I strive to capture as my artistic contribution to a historical record,” he said.
“In the subsequent segment, I zoom in to the people and their daily activities. This could be a popular hawker at the height of his busiest day, local festivals and religious celebrations unfolding before me, or even quiet gatherings of people having a conversation.
“I aim to capture the essence of people and their activities for they are the soul of the urban landscape. This soul of the place is what I seek to convey through my art.”
Painting plein air demands spontaneity, precision in details, fine craftsmanship, and mastery of the tools of the trade. Additionally, the plein air artist has to deal with the unforeseen elements of their surroundings and challenges from the weather.
Recalling a personal experience, Brian shared: “Once, upon reaching the painting site in Petaling Street, I realised I had left my main paint palette and brushes at home. All I had were a few tubes of colour in my sketch bag and two brushes – one large and one small,” he said. “I had no choice but to make do with what I had.
“Instead of attempting a detailed scene using the usual luxury of tools, I decided to focus on the archway using a big brush and bold strokes, and then incorporated impressions of figures using the small brush. There was no time to overthink; I just painted,” he recounted. “That piece became ‘Petaling Street on a Dance,’ and that experience inspired me to explore more work in bold, impressionistic styles.” Brian Tai has over 50 exhibitions under his belt, locally and abroad. His works have earned acclaim and have been sought after by art enthusiasts, both domestic and foreign.
Heather use water color with unique techniques – layering, glazing & blending to achieve rich & vibrant colors of flowers to create visually interesting and dynamic compositions lighting conditions to evoke different moods and atmospheres.
Her paintings is available for sell in our gallery. Visit us to see it yourself or contact Mary 0169503168 for more details.
Dino Series by Wei Yin, develop distinct and recognizable character designs for the dinosaurs featured in the series by consider their size, shape, coloration, and unique features. Aim to strike a balance between scientific accuracy and artistic interpretation, allowing room for creativity and imagination.
Dino series by Wei Yin is now available for sell in our gallery. Swingby to view it yourself located at : 27, Jalan 17/45, PJ during our operation hours : 10am – 7pm.
Water color on paper by Nancy Chang. Its available for sell in our gallery now.
Contact Mary 0169503168 for further painting details.
