Past Exhibition
Installation view
Installation view
Installation view
Lee Ka Sing
Fragments from four artists in a picture show
Lee Ka Sing
In CITY, 6
Lee Ka Sing
In CITY, 2
Lee Ka Sing
A portrait of four designers from L.A.
Lee Ka Sing
‘Perfect Music Performance Without All This’, 1
Choi Yan Chi
Untitled 01
Choi Yan Chi
Untitled 11
Choi Yan Chi
Untitled 12
Choi Yan Chi
Untitled 05
Choi Yan Chi
Untitled 09
Choi Yan Chi
Untitled 03
Almond Chu
Jacob’s Ladder No. 1-8
Almond Chu
Blade Runner (Death of Roy Batty)
Almond Chu
Self portrait No.2
Almond Chu
Self portrait No.5
Almond Chu
Self portrait No.6
Joseph Fung
Airbrush Room series 1-4
Joseph Fung
Garbage Bin
Joseph Fung
Vase
Joseph Fung
Rose
Joseph Fung
Clay Figure
Hon Chi Fun
Untitled 02
Hon Chi Fun
Untitled 11
Hon Chi Fun
Untitled 06, 01, 12, 09
Hon Chi Fun
Untitled 04, 13, 14, 05
Hon Chi Fun
Untitled 10
Hon Chi Fun
Untitled 15
Hon Chi Fun
Untitled 03
Hon Chi Fun
Untitled 16
Hon Chi Fun
Untitled 07
Lai Lon Hin
The Excuses. a8
Lai Lon Hin
The Excuses. e9
Lai Lon Hin
The Excuses. a4
Lai Lon Hin
The Excuses. a6
Blues Wong
Raise the Red Lantern
Wong Wo Bik
A Bundle, Hong Kong
Wong Wo Bik
A bird feather, Hong Kong
Wong Wo Bik
Fabrics of the 50's, Hong Kong #1
Wong Wo Bik
Fabrics of the 50's, Hong Kong #2
Wong Wo Bik
Fabrics purchased at South Street antique store, Philadelphia-assembled in Hong Kong
Wong Wo Bik
Hung Hom Studio, Hong Kong #1
Wong Wo Bik
Hung Hom Studio, Hong Kong #2
Wong Wo Bik
Hung Hom Studio, Hong Kong, Self-portrait #1
Wong Wo Bik
Hung Hom Studio, Hong Kong #3
Wong Wo Bik
Table Light Dream
Wong Wo Bik
Two sisters, Hong Kong
Hisun Wong
Milk Bottles Collection
Hisun Wong
Light 1
Hisun Wong
Ribbons
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A Permanent Instant: instant photography from 1980s-2000s by Hong Kong artists
5 Mar - 23 Apr 2016
The exhibition showcases the original and unique instant photography works by selected Hong Kong artists who practise photography and other artistic media. Instant photography as an open photographic medium because of its low-tech, impromptu and private nature, allows different forms of photographic and artistic experiments both conceptually and technically, was widely used by photographers and artists alike during 1980s-2000s. It was used both as a means and an end. The unique works on view also reflect a facet of the Hong Kong photography scene influenced by western art trends and icons, films and ideologies including Andy Warhol, pop art, abstraction and futurism.
Store
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Various Artists
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