Timekeeper by Norman O’Flynn Hong Kong art gallery Art Supermarket is pleased to present Timekeeper, the first Hong Kong solo exhibition of selected works from South African pop-artist Norman O’Flynn. Timekeeper collection is distinctive tattooed portraits, rendered in O’Flynn’s characteristic “re-pop” style, conveying a tough attitude and social value against the violence and darkness in the world. The exhibition is from 27th September to 21st November 2018 and the opening reception is on 27th September 2018, Thursday, 6-9pm at Art Supermarket. Timekeeper depicts a tribe of unshakable observers, striking figures covered in frenetic and portentous tattoo-like markings. It suggests tattoos function, like the rings inside a tree trunk, accumulates over time, and experience an... Read more

Tang Contemporary Art is delighted to present the opening of Michael Kvium’s solo exhibition “Art Me”. The exhibition features a broad spectrum of Kvium’s artistic phases dating back to the 1990s and leading up to his recent body of work. Working primarily with oil painting Kvium often incorporates large-scale installations into his series of artworks. His bizarre characters are usually portrayed through distortion and ridicule. This presence of contrasts has its effect on the viewer’s perception: Kvium’s works are often life-sized, therefore prompting and indulging the viewer into reflecting on one’s identification of the self in relation to the artwork. Having deployed a range of forms of artistic expression, such as drawing, graphics, video, performance art and painting... Read more

Rossi & Rossi Hong Kong is delighted to announce Knock, Knock, a solo exhibition of works by Kesang Lamdark. Exploring the transformation of his spiritual homeland, the works on view juxtapose imagery from classical Tibetan art with that found in an imported Chinese consumer culture. The show’s title derives from the repetitive sound the artist makes as he hammers tiny holes to create micro-pointillist lightboxes and aluminium can sculptures. Describing his process, Lamdark says, ‘The knock knockis the drumbeat, the heartbeat – meditation…similar to the sounds of monks making a sand mandala. I’m making a light mandala, releasing with my needles light to go through’. Born in exile in Dharamsala, India, Lamdark was accepted as a refuge by Switzerland, where he was raise... Read more

Curator: Leung Shiu Kee, Eric Participating Artists: Chan Man Wa, Kennis/ Cheng Ryan Christopher/ Cheuk Wing Nam/ Cheung Ho Keung, Edward/ Cheung Pik Wa, Renita/ Reni Haymond/ Ho Kwun Ting/ Nicole Jean Mccorkell/ Yu Ching Yan, Francia / Yuen Ka Yee, Angela   Contemporary by Angela Li presents group exhibition Daily Abstract, investigating the exploration of abstract art by 10 new generation Hong Kong artists using various styles and medium, while studying the meaning of abstract art and its contemporary context.   Abstraction is not only an artistic style, but can also be a daily behaviour. Abstract art can be described as a process of elimination of the figurative. From the earlier methods of reducing and simplifying landscapes and objects, to the use of simple po... Read more

September 29 - October 28, 2018 Opening reception: September 29, 5:00-7:00pm Whitestone Gallery is pleased to present Tetsuo Mizù’s solo exhibition at H Queen’s, Hong Kong. This exhibition showcases the artist’s body of abstract works, inspired by the coded system of international maritime signal flags. Mizù’s motifs of maritime signal flags make him a very unique artist; working with the coded system of international maritime signal flags, where the alphabets embed different meanings, with different sets of colors and patterns, an assortment of primary colors and geometrical shapes are put together to create meanings, in order to communicate between ships at sea. Mizù fuses patterns with the memories of his stay in Italy and the times he played flag games with his d... Read more