Hong Kong Art School Information Session (16 May 2024)
The two programme seminars are now open to all who hope to begin fine art study journey with major studio practice or further develop their art learning with an in-depth focus on major studio practice. The seminars will cover the programme structure, features, admission requirements and progression pathways of Higher Diploma in Fine Art (HDFA) and Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) (BAFA) respectively. DSE candidates and mature-aged applicants are all welcome. The seminar will be conducted onsite. Hong Kong Art School Fine Art…
The Dialogue Bands
Exhibition Statement Unpacking is a group exhibition featuring artworks by Melbourne-based artists Judy Kong, Kelly So, Cheryl Liu and Wise Yeung. The multimedia exhibition showcases video installation, sculpture and ceramics. This introspective exhibition reflects on the migrating identity of Hong Kongers living in Australia. As the Hong Kong population in Hong Hong risen rapidly in recent years, the four artists utilise their unique position in history to portray an outsider perspective on the state of becoming. Travelling artists carry items of baggage on…
The Dialogue Bands
Exhibition Statement ‘The Dialogue Bands’ exhibition is now on show at Youth Square in Chai Wan. The paintings on display are created by students from the Hong Kong Art School and the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT), Australia. Based upon a single piece of strip, the students embarked on a seemingly challenging art-making journey. Transcending the geographical boundaries, they communicated and exchanged ideas through emails, messages, video calls, etc. By giving each other inspiration and opinions, they successfully took their artworks to…
Digital Shape of Ceramics — Satellite Exhibition & Workshop
Description This satellite exhibition aims to showcase the process of exploring the combination of 3D printing and ceramics. Three-dimensional printing can be independently used as a method of ceramics making, helping ceramicists break through past limitations to create fine mesh structures or print virtual models into physical forms. Some forms of works that were difficult to produce in the past can now be achieved more easily through 3D printing. Let us take a glimpse of the development and potential of ceramic art in…
Digital Shape of Ceramics — Exhibition at The Gallery of Hong Kong Art School
Exhibition Statement The exhibition “Digital Shape of Ceramics” features works from sixteen alumni and teaching staff of Hong Kong Art School, including five ceramicists and eleven students, who recently participated in the short course "Experimental 3D Clay Printing". The main objective is to explore the possibilities of clay 3D printing, as a stand-alone method of making, or to act as an enhancement to other traditional ways of making. Creations include scanning real-life objects and constructing 3D models using AI technology. By utilizing 3D…
Unpacking
Exhibition Statement Unpacking is a group exhibition featuring artworks by Melbourne-based artists Judy Kong, Kelly So, Cheryl Liu and Wise Yeung. The multimedia exhibition showcases video installation, sculpture and ceramics. This introspective exhibition reflects on the migrating identity of Hong Kongers living in Australia. As the Hong Kong population in Hong Hong risen rapidly in recent years, the four artists utilise their unique position in history to portray an outsider perspective on the state of becoming. Travelling artists carry items of baggage on…
Fine Art Asia 2023
Hong Kong Art School (HKAS) is proud to participate again in this Asia’s leading international fine art fair. This will be the thirteenth year for the School to take part in the fair that selected ceramic, painting and sculpture works by alumni of the School will be showcased. This exhibition features ceramic, painting, sculpture and photography works of 9 artists who graduated from Hong Kong Art School. With a great variety of styles across media, skills, and subject matters, these selected works mark…
Ignis Fatuus — Exhibition at The Gallery of Hong Kong Art School
Exhibition Statement Ignis Fatuus - a flickering green light resembling a flame is a natural phenomenon caused by the spontaneous combustion of decaying organic matter, and is found mainly in marshes. Its Latin name directly means Foolish Light. This has become our description of the city, which in its mercurial state, expends its inner energy, giving off fragments of ever-changing consciousness and illusions. Ignis Fatuus — Exhibition at The Gallery of Hong Kong Art School Exhibition Period: 6 Oct - 8 Nov 2023…