| Solo
Exhibitions |
| 2008 |
“Naked Eyes”, Art Beatus, Central,
Hong Kong |
Selected Group Exhibitions |
2011
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"Asia Top Gallery Hotel Art Fair",
Art Beatus Gallery, Hong Kong |
2010
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"PLS - Joint Exhibition of
Printmaking", featuring Pauline Chan, Liz Lau, Simon Lau,
Art Beatus, Hong Kong
|
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"The Fair Continues", Group
Exhibition of Gallery Artists, Art Beatus, Hong Kong
|
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Art HK 2010, Art Beatus, Hong Kong
|
| 2008 |
“ReForm”, Fringe Club, Central,
Hong Kong |
| 2007 |
"The Preview of West Kowloon
Exhibition Venue" C&G Artpartment, Mongkok, Hong Kong
|
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Hong Kong International Contemporary
Art Fair 2007, HK Exhibition Centre, Hong Kong |
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“Eggstravaganza” Time Square,
Causeway Bay, Hong Kong |
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Art Walk 2007, Art Beatus, Central,
Hong Kong |
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“Industry and Silence”,
Goethe-Institute, Hong Kong |
2006
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Shanghai Art Fair 2006, Shanghai
Exhibition Centre, Shanghai, China |
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Para Site Art Mate, Pacific Place
III, Hong Kong |
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“L.E.A.P.”, Kwun Tong Open Studios,
Shing Win Industrial Building, Kwun Tong, Hong Kong |
2005
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Tokyo Art Fair, Tokyo, Japan |
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“Collect(ive) Imagery”, Art Beatus,
Central Hong Kong |
| 2004 |
“The Reappearance of Greenland” –
Greenland Art Studio Opening, Greenland
Art Studio, Kwun Tong Hong Kong |
|
“Backpacker” ( Art Strategy &
City Development ), Long Hu, Jiang Bei, Chongqing,
presented by Haus-M-Commune ( Chongqing ) & Artist
Commune ( Hong Kong ) |
2003
|
“Parallel Links”, Graduate
Exhibition, First Site – RMIT Union
Gallery, Melbourne, Australia |
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“ODD”, First Site – RMIT Union
Gallery, RMIT Faculty Gallery, Melbourne, Australia |
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Linden Postcard Design, Linden – St.
Kilda Centre for Contemporary Art, Australia |
2002-03
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SIEMENS Fine Art Scholarship
Exhibition, (2002.11-2002.12) RMIT Project Space &
Spare Room Faculty of Art Design and Communication
Gallery, (2003.01-2003.06) SIEMENS Headquarter
- Melbourne |
Competitions and Achievements in Art |
2002
|
SIEMENS Fine Art - Travel
Scholarship, The RMIT University, SIEMENS |
2001
|
New Vision: The Beauty of Miniature
Prints in Hong Kong - New Vision Awards, Hong Kong Visual
Arts Festival 2001 presented by The Leisure and
Cultural Services Department the Confederation of Hong
Kong, Visual Artists Organized by the Art Promotion Office
and the HKVAF 2001 Committee |
2000
|
South China Morning Post Student
Visual Artist of the Year Awards 1999 - The Winner,
South China Morning Post |
Collections |
| Annie Wong
Art Foundation |
Private
Collections
|
Artist's Statement
Machine is made up of steel
and metal and our human body is made up of flesh and
bones. Both can be powerful, but on the other hand, can
be very dangerous too.
Machine bears many similarities to a human body. The
anatomy of a human body is very much like the details of
a machine such as a motorcycle or a fighter aircraft.
They operate the same way too. When the engine starts,
it also means the beginning of the journey of life.
The mechanics of communication play an important role in
our daily life. When we engage in a conflict with
another person, the dynamic from both sides can be
comparable to the force of a vehicular collision. Too
powerful, we will end up with serious damages.
--- Pauline
Chan
********
Can our eyes really tell us
the truth?
How we observe a person may often be superficial, not
knowing the full picture nor what really is behind the
facade.
We tend to use our past experiences as the frames of
reference, passing judgments on what meet our eyes.
Are these the realities?
Around us, people often keep a watchful eye on how we
look and how we perform. In Naked Eyes, I use
plastic fabrics and wires to sew up numerous eye-balls
and hang them together, keeping these eyes all over us,
looking down on us and peeping into our lives.
With these eyes zeroing in on us all the time, there is
a sense of helplessness growing within us. It is
something that we can do nothing about, but does it
really matter anyway?
--- Pauline Chan So Yee
May, 2008
**********
The human skin as parts of
our body reflects our inner physical situation. And the
sensation on the skin is immediate and sharp. Through
our skin we can recognize which get hurt in pain
immediately.
Skin is like a personal journal. It is one of the
things through which we experience everyday life.
Texture of plastic fabric which look-alike of human
skin. The use of skin-like colour and the white colour
of plastic fabrics create the fragment of our body. The
distortion and reconstruction of the body fragment shown
as a personal journal of my own experience.
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