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“Inspired by Modigliani's figurative nudes, Hock Tee Tan's sensual sculptures, watercolours and oils seduce the wandering eye. A firm favourite of fashion and style influencer Pandora Sykes, Hock Tee Tan is the man turning heads right now.”
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Lucy Scovell, Culture Whisper, June 05, 2018
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- THE LATEST HOMEWARE TREND IS A WORK OF ART -
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“What better way to tap into the figurative trend, than with an artwork to adorn your walls? The bigger the better, we say. Visit The Affordable Art Fair in Hampstead this May to pick up a unique find like this original artwork After Modigliani by Hock Tee Tan.”
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Lotte Brouwer, Living etc, May 16, 2018
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- AAF RETURNS TO CHAMPION THE BEST IN EMERGING & ESTABLISHED CREATIVE TALENT -
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“Figurative art is also set to be popular at the fair, following in the footsteps of recent hit exhibitions of figurative art at some of London’s leading galleries by the likes of Picasso, Freud and Bacon. More people than ever are snapping up these artworks, with google searches for ‘figurative art’ surging 70% in the past 12 months. Artist Henrietta Dubrey will be returning to the fair following her recent sell out figurative show, as well as Ed Hodgkinson, Adam Riches and Hock Tee Tan.”
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Ross Hamilton, Hackney Citizen, May 16, 2018
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- ART ADVICE FROM PANDORA SYKES -
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“Battersea AAF is where I picked up a simple yet gorgeous figure drawing in red of a naked woman in repose, by London-based Chinese artist Hock Tee Tan, to sit above my Ines Cole dining room table”
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Pandora Sykes, AAF, November 15, 2017​
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- THE HOTTEST LOCAL TALENT -
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"Malaysian born Hock Tee Tan captures something essential and unmistakable about his subjects in his fresh watercolour images. It is with this medium that the Fulham artist really expresses the spontaneous joy of his creativity. His recent ‘Gravity’ series uses the drama of strong colours and a technique of allowing the paint to flow with gravity to create semi abstract emotionally evocative images.”
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Maeve Hosea Cherry, Heaver, August 01, 2011