Published in conjunction with iPreciation’s solo exhibition of Cheung Yee – Works of CHEUNG YEE. Containing over 70 pieces of Cheung Yee’s best works from 1964 to 2007, which includes sculpture, wood relief and cast paper.

'In conjunction with the debut of Budi Ubrux's solo exhibition in Singapore, iPreciation launches Budi¡¯s latest publication, Budi Ubrux comprising many of his artworks. His unique style of newsprints motifs questions media info overload and evokes social awareness in the viewers. Get your own copy from iPreciation today!

In conjunction with Ye Jian Qing's exhibition in Rotunda, Hong Kong, iPreciation launches Ye ’s latest publication, Ye Jian Qing 叶剑青 as a tribute to Ye ’s contribution and success in the fine arts. Boasting a collection of more than 100 of Ye ’s masterpieces from 2003 - 2007, it is the latest, most comprehensive publication that features Ye ’s oil paintings. Get your own copy from iPreciation today!

In conjunction with Zhang Jian-Jun: Vestiges of a Process, iPreciation launches Zhang Jian-Jun ’s latest publication, Zhang Jian-Jun 张建君 as a tribute to Zhang ’s contribution and success in the fine arts. Get your own copy from iPreciation today!

In conjunction with Wang Weixin’s first-ever exhibition in Southeast Asia, iPreciation launches Wang Weixin’s latest publication, Wang Weixin 王维新 as a tribute to Wang’s contribution and success in the fine arts. Boasting a collection of more than 100 of Wang’s masterpieces collected since 1950s, it is the latest, most comprehensive publication that features the world’s best watercolour paintings. Get your own copy from iPreciation today!

Published in conjunction with Hung Liu’s first solo-exhibition in Singapore held from 11- 31 January 2007, Hung Liu: Old Road, West Wind, features all 16 of her exhibited art works. It also includes a comprehensive essay about Liu’s contemporary art by Dr. Emily J. Sano, director of Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. Pick up your copy now!

Published in commemoration of Ju’s first exhibition at the National Art Museum of China – also the first Taiwanese to ever stage an art exhibition in China. It boasts a collection of Ju Ming’s famed Taichi and Taichi Arch series.

Written by Cultural Counsellor of Embassy of The People’s Republic of China in Singapore, Dr Zhu Qi, as a joint publishing effort with Singapore Art Museum, it was published in commemoration of Ju’s islandwide exhibition in Singapore.

Published in conjunction with iPreciation’s solo exhibition of Gao Xingjian – Recent Works of GAO XINGJIAN. Containing almost 100 of Gao’s best famed ink paintings, both recent and previous works, it also includes an exclusive dialogue session between Gao Xingjian and Chinese art connoisseur Chen Lusheng.

Published in commemoration of GAO XINGJIAN EXPERIENCE – Gao’s retrospective exhibition in Singapore 2006 – a joint effort between Singapore Art Museum and iPreciation. It collects the Nobel Prize winner’s remarkable ink paintings created between 2002 - 2006.