Exhibition at Novalis Art Design, Photos

For What It’s Worth: Ceramic Experimentations by Julie & Jesse

Solo exhibition at Novalis Art Design

Photo courtesy of Novalis Art Design

We are delighted to share the photos of For What It’s Worth: Ceramic Experimentations by Julie & Jesse a solo exhibition at Novalis Art Design, Hong Kong that opened on December 1st, 2023 and closed on January 20th, 2024.

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Upcoming exhibition at Novalis Art Design, Hong Kong

For What It’s Worth

Ceramic Experimentations by Julie & Jesse 

Each day, we tend to accept the established values assigned to objects, whether dictated by market forces or cultural associations. In this exhibition, Julie & Jesse will present their latest works, which stem from their extensive creative and research exploration of mining resources from the urban environment. By fusing the city’s discarded and overlooked materials with ceramics, they bring the unseen into view and elevate the unwanted to the forefront. Each find is an opportunity to unpack stories across time and space, hidden within the material. This process of generating new value for the devalued subverts, redefines and expands our current perception of the worth of materials. 

Date
01 December 2023 – 20 January 2024

Opening reception
30 November 2023
6 to 9 PM

Location
Novalis Art Design
G/F, 197 Hollywood Road, Hong Kong

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Upcoming exhibition at 13A New Street Art Gallery, Hong Kong

Artisans of change

Past and present exhibition

For the past three decades, Marc & Chantal has proudly adopted the role of Artisans of Change. They have been crafting brands and experiences that transcend the ordinary, leaving memorable marks and shaping new identities along the way.

Artisans of Change encapsulate the very essence of who they are. As Marc & Chantal commemorates their 30th anniversary, they engaged with 30 fellow artisans and asked them to contribute their individual perspective and creative talent to this exhibition. 

Date
November 2 – November 4, 2023

Time
Thursday | 11AM – 5PM
Friday & Saturday | 11AM – 6PM

Location
13A New Street, Tai Ping Shan, Hong Kong

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Julie & Jesse at Soho House, Photos

Erosion | Library of 10

Exhibiting at Soho House for the Re-shape exhibition

We are delighted to share the photos of Erosion | Library of 10, 01 and 02 that exhibited at the Re-shape exhibition at Soho House April through May 2023.

The exhibition was part of The French May 2023, and curated by Delphine Canard-Moreau and Claire Roche with all proceeds going to support Children of the Mekong.

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Upcoming exhibition at Soho House, Hong Kong

Re-shape

Soho House, Hong Kong

We are extremely excited to share that Erosion | Library of 10 | 01 and Erosion | Library of 10 | 02 will be exhibiting in the context of the Re-shape exhibition at Soho House this coming April 2023. The exhibition, which is part of The French May 2023, is curated by Delphine Canard-Moreau and Claire Roche and all proceeds will go to support Children of the Mekong.

Date
April 20 – May 1 2023
11:30am until 07:00pm

Opening
April 22 2023

Location
White Box, 22/F, Soho House Hong Kong, 33 Des Voeux Road West, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong

Admission
Free admission

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Upcoming exhibition at the Qingdao Sculpture Museum

Qingdao International Public and Environmental Ceramic Art Exhibition 2022

Qingdao Sculpture Museum

Curated by Wan Liya
Hosted by the Academy of Sculpture, the Chinese National Academy of Arts, the Qingdao Center for Promoting Art in Public Space, the International Academy of Ceramics.
Organized by the Qingdao Creation and Exhibition Center of the Chinese Urban Sculptor Artists Association and the Qingdao Daqian Culture and Art Design Company.

We are extremely excited to share that Fragment(s) | The unlimited edition, is exhibiting for the occasion.

Date
November 5 – December 4 2022

Location
Qingdao Sculpture Museum

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Julie & Jesse at K11 Musea, Photos

A pair of Terra Mobile

Exhibiting at K11 Musea for the 2022 edition of the Art Karnival

Photo courtesy of K11 MUSEA

We are delighted to share the photos of A pair of Terra Mobile currently exhibiting on the 5th floor of K11 MUSEA for the 2022 edition of the K11 Art Karnival. The Karnival showcases over 20 works from some of the biggest names in both local and global art and design scene. Works include Alexvi: Three Distances – the debut exhibition of Beijing fashion photographer Alexvi in Hong Kong, Cake Illusions – Hong Kong’s first-ever illusion cake showcase presented by Alison Chan, Cake Artist and Founder of Dear Harley Bakery, I hope… – a grand, 12-metre-long marquee installation suspended in mid-air, created by Osaka-born artist Chiharu Shiota, Beethoven’s Trumpet (With Ear), Opus 127 created by late American conceptual artist John Baldessari, and more.

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Upcoming exhibition at K11 Musea, Hong Kong

K11 Musea

Art Karnival

K11 MUSEA Art Karnival: The Annual Art Frenzy Returns!
Take a nosedive into a frenzy of world-class art at K11 MUSEA as K11’s annual Art Karnival returns for a nation-wide fête — arriving simultaneously at K11 in Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenyang and Wuhan!
As the lines between the digital and physical continue to blur, perspectives get jumbled as a Karnival of artworks pull you in to question what’s real and tangible. Take the leap into an unfamiliar realm of art discovery today!
Find a series of renowned artworks by internationally recognised artists such as Don Diablo, Chiharu Shiota, David Altmejd, John Baldessari, Martin Margiela and more! What are you waiting for? Dive into K11 MUSEA’s Art Karnival today!

We are extremely excited to share that A pair of Terra Mobile, that is in the collection of the K11 Art Foundation, is exhibiting for the occasion of the festival on the 5th floor at K11 Musea.

Date
29 Jul – 11 Sep 2022

Time
10:00 – 22:00

Location
K11 MUSEA

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Upcoming exhibition at Tai Ping, Hong Kong

Vermillion x Tai Ping

Pop Up Exhibition

Vermillion takes over the Tai Ping flagship showroom in Hong Kong for an exclusive Vermillion x Tai Ping pop-up exhibit, featuring an immersive Asian aesthetic experience through four thematic zones curated by the city’s most coveted female designers: Modern Heritage curated by Ann Chan founder of HERO Design Group, Urban Vibrancy curated by Elaine Yan Ling Ng founder of The Fabrick Lab, Resort Living curated by Emma Maclean founder of EM Bespoke, and Scents of Teas & Flowers curated by Laura Cheung Wolf founder of LALA CURIO.

We will have a few pieces showing during the exhibition. Do stop by if you are in Hong Kong.

When
July 23 to August 3, 2022

Opening hours
Monday to Saturday, 10:00 am to 7:00 pm

Where
Tai Ping showroom, 213 Prince’s Building, Central, Hong Kong

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"We" exhibits at the Hong Kong Palace Museum

Design Trust Futures Studio 2022

Heritage is Creative Generation

Photo courtesy of Design Trust Futures Studio, and © Hong Kong Palace Museum

We’re very excited to announce the launch of the exhibition Heritage is creative generation at the Hong Kong Palace Museum.

This year DTFS partners with Hong Kong Palace Museum, inspired by Project Twelve, a cultural and design exploratory project using a theme of the twelve animal signs of the Chinese zodiac. During a 12-year period starting from 2008, an outstanding Asian artist or designer, was invited each year to create a masterpiece sculpture, using the zodiac sign of the respective year as a theme. 

The six-month long programme is an accelerated, compressed version of DTFS created out of creative urgency to collaborate during the pandemic. With the team and partners, 12 designers/ collectives are invited to propose and craft a new interpretation of one Chinese zodiac work relating to Project Twelves past works, with their creative spark; whilst adding their independent and creative skills informed by a series of dialogues and workshops, and showcased at Scholars Commons, the Hong Kong Palace Museum, that opened to the public July 2022. 

We were assigned to work on the monkey zodiac and are happy to present our project WE | 我們  alongside Anthony Lo’s Flying Monkey.

Designers: Adonian Chan (Co-founder, Trilingua Design), Elaine Yan Ling Ng (Founder, The Fabrick Lab), Florian Wegenast and Christine Lew (Co-founder, Studio Florian + Christine), Alexandra Batten & Daniel Kamp (Co-founders, Batten and Kamp), Julie Progin and Jesse Mclin (Co-founders, Julie & Jesse), Bob Pang, Ken Chow (Founder, Yat Muk Studio), Su Chang (Principal of Su Chang Design Research Office), Jacqueline Chak (Partner of EDIT and EDITECTURE), Mic Leong & Soilworm Lai (Stickyline), Tin Lau, and Niko Leung (Founder, Future is Transparency)

Mentors: Raman Hui, Cynthia Sah, Chelsia Lau, Dennis Chan, Kan Tai-keung, Chi Wing Lo, Anthony Lo, Man Fung-yi & Mok Yat-san, Edwin Chan and Freeman Lau.

Advisors: Daisy Yiyou Wang (Deputy Director at the Hong Kong Palace Museum), Tianlong Jiao (Head Curator at the Hong Kong Palace Museum)

Lead curator: Marisa Yiu

Collaborators: Louis Ng, Freeman Lau

Design Trust Futures Studio 2022 Curatorial and Project Team: Marisa Yiu (Lead Curator), Zheng Zhou (Associate Curator & Designer), Mavis Wong (Project & Communications Manager)

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