K11 Musea Art Karnival
K11 Musea Art Karnival
K11 MUSEA
29 July–11 September 2022
Photo courtesy: K11 MUSEA
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.
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.
K11 Musea Art Karnival
K11 MUSEA
29 July–11 September 2022
Photo courtesy: K11 MUSEA
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.
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.
Heritage Is Creative Generation
Heritage Is Creative Generation
Hong Kong Palace Museum, Scholars Commons
Curated by Marisa Yiu for Design Trust Futures studio 2022
Photo courtesy: Hong Kong Palace Museum and Design Trust
In 2022, DTFS partnered 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.
Heritage Is Creative Generation is an exhibition of the works created during a six-month long programme, 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 opens to the public July 2022.
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)
Heritage Is Creative Generation
Hong Kong Palace Museum, Scholars Commons
Curated by Marisa Yiu for Design Trust Futures studio 2022
Photo courtesy: Hong Kong Palace Museum and Design Trust
In 2022, DTFS partnered 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.
Heritage Is Creative Generation is an exhibition of the works created during a six-month long programme, 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 opens to the public July 2022.
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)
陶瓷作品展
Sheng Gallery, Qingdao
May 29—July 28 2022
Sheng Gallery is pleased to present contemporary ceramics from around the globe.
Featured artists: Ann Van Hoey, Bodil Manz, Babs Haenen, Peter Pincus, Jacques Kaufmann, Julie & Jesse, Takuro Kuwata, Matthew Chambers, Enric Mestre.
Made In Hong Kong, Art Central 2022
Made In Hong Kong, Art Central 2022
Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
May 26—29 2022
Made In Hong Kong, is a special exhibition at Art Central 2022, that features the artistic creation of Hong Kong-based independent artists and visual practitioners.
Of the over 650 individual artwork applications received, 65 works by 40 artists were selected to be exhibited.
The participants represent diverse backgrounds, including both professionally trained and self-taught artists, as well as designers and writers.
Their works cover a wide range of media, from painting, photography and sculpture to print and installation, and explore the fabric of their surroundings through multiple senses – visual, audio and tactile.
Some of the artworks on view delineate urban spaces using realistic, abstract, or speculative approaches; some touch upon personal perceptions via analytical or affective expressions.
Prevailingly, the urban and quotidian spaces within the artworks are interwoven with the artists’ memories, dreams, words, research and experiments – presenting visual creations made in Hong Kong with multifaceted perspectives and abundant energies.
Made In Hong Kong, Art Central 2022
Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
May 26—29 2022
Made In Hong Kong, is a special exhibition at Art Central 2022, that features the artistic creation of Hong Kong-based independent artists and visual practitioners.
Of the over 650 individual artwork applications received, 65 works by 40 artists were selected to be exhibited.
The participants represent diverse backgrounds, including both professionally trained and self-taught artists, as well as designers and writers.
Their works cover a wide range of media, from painting, photography and sculpture to print and installation, and explore the fabric of their surroundings through multiple senses – visual, audio and tactile.
Some of the artworks on view delineate urban spaces using realistic, abstract, or speculative approaches; some touch upon personal perceptions via analytical or affective expressions.
Prevailingly, the urban and quotidian spaces within the artworks are interwoven with the artists’ memories, dreams, words, research and experiments – presenting visual creations made in Hong Kong with multifaceted perspectives and abundant energies.