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Previous Exhibitions / 2007 | No Big Deal | Landscape Forever | May Contain Small Parts | | French Landscape | Yun-Dong | Cracked Up |
Mystic World
Falling ~ Tribute to Autumn
Art Beatus Hong Kong
(Graham Street), September 7 - 27, 2007
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| To Wrecks with Love Works of Mui Chong-ki As an artist, Mui Chong-ki finds beauties everywhere, even in the graveyard for depilated vehicles. For years, he has sketched and painted dozen of works in the form of drawing, watercolour and mixed media painting of these forgotten friends of mankind expiring in their final destination. Art Beatus Hong Kong (Graham Street), August 3 - August 24, 2007 | top |
Art Beatus Hong Kong
(Graham Street), July 6 - 27, 2007
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Oil paintings of Lo Shyh-charng In most of his paintings, Lo Shyh-charng has successfully imbedded an intrinsic energy that aims to induce the viewers to explore beyond the apparent imageries on the canvases.
Art Beatus (Vancouver) Consultancy Ltd., June 1 - August 31, 2007 | top |
Plastic Works by Sang Won Sung The exhibition features works by artist, Sang Won Sung who uses common plastic objects, most particularly parts from plastic dolls, and then playfully recombines and restructures the pieces into humorous and comical animals, superheroes, insects, and other easily recognized iconic figures.
Art Beatus Hong Kong (Graham Street), April 27 - May 25, 2007 | top |
Works and installations of Sara Tse Sara Tse continues
her artistic journey down the memory lane, preserving fragments of
reminiscences and experiences with her works. In French Landscape -
Connection and Collection, Tse gives an account of her conceptual
interpretations of France.
Art Beatus Hong Kong (Graham Street), March 30 - April 20, 2007 | top |
Maoist Humours - Paintings of Wang Xunliang Wang, a self-taught
Hong Kong artist who became physically
handicapped due to an illness early in his life, has been persistent in
his artistic pursuit. Cracked Up Eggs-traordinary Works By Junichiro Iwase Junichiro brings two series of giggle-inducing work to this exhibition; his dark yet humorous ‘Egg’ series from recent past and a delightfully fun new series of work that incorporates eggshells as texture for his paintings. For
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