All posts tagged: Man Fung-yi

Time Voyager at Alisan Fine Arts

Fang Zhaoling, Hon Chi-fun, Kan Tai-keung, Koo Mei, Kum Chi-keung, Eddie Lui, Lui Shou-kwan, Man Fung-yi, Mok Yat-san, Wucius Wong /Time Voyager /Nov 18, 2026 – Jan 30, 2027 /Opening: Wednesday, Nov 18, 5.30pm – 7.30pm / Alisan Fine Arts21/F Lyndhurst Tower1 Lyndhurst Terrace, Central  Hong Kong+852 2526 1091Monday – Saturday, 10am – 6pm alisan.com.hk As Alisan Fine Arts unveils the final presentation of its 45th-anniversary programme, Then and Now, the gallery is pleased to present Time Voyager, a curatorial meditation on the evolution of Hong Kong art, told through the lens of the gallery itself. Ten artists, one city, four decades of change: the exhibition brings together distinguished contemporary Hong Kong artists whose relationship with Alisan Fine Arts reaches back to its founding in 1981. Brought into dialogue, their works trace the transformation of the city’s artistic landscape, offering a perspective that illuminates the present moment while resisting the fleeting currents of fashion. Time Voyager is, in this sense, not so much a looking back as a return, but a homecoming to the rooms where these practices first took root. The ten artists …

Grand Opening of Alisan Atelier and Mok Yat-san and Man Fung-yi’s Joint Exhibition

Mok Yat-san, Man Fung-yiRemaining the Mountain, Becoming the OceanOct 26 – Dec 28, 2024 Grand Opening of Alisan Atelier: Saturday, Oct 26, 3pm – 6pmOpening remarks at 4pm followed by a guided tour at 5pm Alisan Atelier1904 Hing Wai Centre7 Tin Wan Praya RoadAberdeen, Hong KongWednesday – Saturday, 10am – 6pmT +852 2526 1099 alisan.com Alisan Fine Arts, a stalwart of the Hong Kong art scene since its establishment in 1981, is proud to announce the grand opening of Alisan Atelier, the gallery’s new art & living space in Hong Kong’s Southside on 26 October 2024. Spanning over 10,000 square feet, the new space is a dramatic expansion of the gallery’s previous location in the same building. Alisan Atelier includes a gallery, library, museum-grade viewable art storage, and various project and entertainment spaces – a one-stop art hub where diverse artistic forces and multi-disciplinary knowledge converge and cross-pollinate. The global headquarters in Central continues to spotlight established artists and the gallery’s leadership in new ink art, while Alisan Atelier provides a platform for emerging talents and diverse …

Women in Art: Hong Kong

Au Hoi Lam, Fang Zhaoling, Jaffa Lam, Ko Sin Tung, Man Fung-yi, Mediha Ting, Choi Yan Chi / By Seth O’Farrell / As I walked down the corridor of Murray Edwards College, Cambridge at the new exhibition Women in Art: Hong Kong, the words of writer Eileen Chang came to mind: “Between memory and reality there are awkward discrepancies, producing a solemn but subtle agitation.” The works on show, by artists as varied as Fang Zhaoling, Au Hoi Lam and Ko Sin Tung, are mostly unrelated to one another: some are political, some pay homage to traditional Chinese craft and others fall somewhere in between. But what unites them is a certain restlessness in their melding of memory and reality, and of past and future, as they interrogate the notion of a Hong Kong identity. Co-curated by the New Hall Art Collection and Eliza Gluckman, Women in Art: Hong Kong is dedicated exclusively to women artists working in Hong Kong. The works represented range from guohua painting to conceptual installation, covering 50 years of artistic …