Lai Kui Fang [SEP] date of birth
Lai Kui Fang
Dr Lai Kui Fang (; born 1936) is a Singaporean artist who studied on a French Government scholarship at the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts.
Born before World War II in the late 1930s, Dr Lai's romance with art started peculiarly in the primitive environment of forests and jungles. Because of the war, the young Lai Kui Fang could only explore with pencils and jotter paper from the village school.
Family Background.
Dr Lai, the second son of a fruit hawker was
Mint of Paris, specializing in Oriental figures.
In 1991, Lai Kui-Fang obtained an Honorable Doctor's Degree
in Arts from the Albert Einstein International Academic
Foundation. In 1993, Pacific Western University, USA, bestowed
a Doctor's Degree of Fine Arts on him.
The work of Lai Kui-Fang has been largely collected by
national municipal and private collectors. There are 17
masterpieces in the Triton Museum of Arts in the USA, 2 in City
of Paris, 1 in