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OUR EXHIBITIONS

Current and archived, in order of recency

KSA - PURE HERITAGE

April 1-22


Debut solo exhibition of EdUHK BA Creative Arts and Culture graduate. Drawing upon the artists personal cultural identity and sense of detachment and feelings towards homogeneity within the art world, she uses mixed media and conceptual art.

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ART CENTRAL 2023: THE DICHOTOMY OF NATURE

March 21-25


The theme of dichotomy and juxtaposition in nature reflects a universal idea regarding the forces of life. Inspired by contrasting traditional concepts that are ubiquitous through all cultures such as Yin and Yang, the masculine and feminine, East and West, motion and serenity etc., artists Seema Mathew, John Gale, Marcelle Rosfelder-Leu, and Sergei Rozhnov draw from contrasting intertwined energies in an exploration of nature, and ultimately - the balance found within them.

Seema Mathew, parallax, 2023, Water soluble graphite on Linen paper, wood board, 70x61 cm

ART CENTRAL 2022

Our debut showing at the Art Central fair will exhibit works from artists Sergei Rozhnov, Seema Mathew, John Gale, and Marcelle Rosfelder-Leu.

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EVOLUTION (2021)

Sergei Rozhnov’s newest collection, The Metamorphosis, is inspired by evolution and transformation of human life.
Blending the two unconventional mediums, silicone and ink, in a fluid and lively manner, Rozhnov communicates the irreversible integration of technology in modern society.
"Evolution" encompasses the artist's own artistic development reflecting on explorations and experimentations done over the course of his art journey.

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THE THINKERS

John Gale's work, inspired by that of Auguste Rodin, explores the human form and themes of contemplation and the perception of thought.

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ARTIST IN RESIDENCE (2021)

Christopher Miles' most recent collection of artworks, titled "Symphony", explores abstraction through the Hong Kong dichotomy of Nature and manmade.

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Exhibitions: Current Exhibitions
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