Published exclusively in this site on 14 October 2011.
It seems like there are just way more art events than we can ever imagine, which are spreading towards the New Territories. Now is probably a good time to explore neighbourhoods like Fo Tan and Tsuen Wan, which are places that you have seen on the MTR route map, but never thought of setting foot in.
5:00pm on Saturday, 15 October 2011
It seems like there are just way more art events than we can ever imagine, which are spreading towards the New Territories. Now is probably a good time to explore neighbourhoods like Fo Tan and Tsuen Wan, which are places that you have seen on the MTR route map, but never thought of setting foot in.
5:00pm on Saturday, 15 October 2011
Wai-see Chung is hosting an opening reception for his solo exhibition in Room 502 at tomorrow afternoon, 15 October 2011. With painting, the artist intends to express his life experience as a visual diary. Also a musician, the artist finds that the future is uncertain yet filled with turbulence and negativity, eating away our unique personality. On another note, Room 502 also holds workshops and classes for the community to use art as an effective medium for personal exploration, so make sure you check out what courses they will be offering while you are there!
Innocence of Childhood - Solo Exhibition of Wai-chung See
Address: Gallery 502, Unit 502, Wah Wai Centre, 38-40 Au Pui Wan Street, Fo Tan
Reception Date: 5:00pm-8:00pm on 15 October 2011
Exhibition Date: From 15 October 2011 until 29 October 2011
Telephone: 2793 4817
Email: info@room502.com
Website: www.room502.com
6:00pm on Thursday, 20 October 2011
Wang Nan-fei is largely affected by the contradictions surrounding her in the urban atmosphere of Beijing and the United States, which resulted in her collection of works presented at her solo exhibition's opening reception next Thursday evening, 20 October 2011, at Art Experience Gallery. She expresses herself through sculpture and oil painting, unveiling the thoughts of isolated individuals in a metropolis, which is rather intriguing.
Unveiling Nanfei's Curtain - Solo Exhibition of Wang Nan-fei
Address: Art Experience Gallery, Room 2009, 20/F Cable TV Tower, 9 Hoi Shing Road, Tsuen Wan
Reception Date: 6:00pm-8:00pm on 20 October 2011
Exhibition Date: From 20 October 2011 until 2 December 2011
Telephone: 2110 9928
Email: art@artexperiencegallery.com
Website: www.artexperiencegallery.com
6:30pm on Thursday, 20 October 2011
Have you ever thought that the news we watch are actually choreographed? Mok Wai-hong attempts to explore this concept in his latest solo exhibition at Schoeni Main Art Gallery, which will be hosting the opening reception on next Thursday, 20 October 2011. This exhibition demonstrates his exceptional cultural sensitivity as a Hong Kong-born artist, challenging the media's influence and their excessive display of graphical information. People are now trained on grasping dramatic photos rather than reading the mundane texts. In catering for such, is news being dramatised? Nowadays with the development of advanced digital technology, it is almost impossible to tell whether the images are fakes or not. The artist attempts to illustrate this point with his oil painting techniques.
Turn Around - Solo Exhibition by Mok Wai-hong
Address: Schoeni Main Gallery, 21-31 Old Bailey Street, Central
Reception Date: 6:30-8:30 pm on 20 October 2011
Exhibition Date: From 21 October 2011 to 14 November 2011
Telephone: 2869 8802
Email: gallery@schoeni.com.hk
Website: www.schoeniartgallery.com