城市剪影  - 陳軒明及陳閃作品展
YY9 Gallery 
地址: 柴灣永泰路60號柴灣工業城一期2樓206室

開幕酒會： 5月8日（星期四）6:00-8:00pm
展覽日期： 2014年5月9日 - 2014年7月30日 , 星期三至六: 中午1時至晚上7時（星期日及公眾假期休息）

畫廊夜酒會及藝術家分享：2014年 5月 13 日（星期二）晚上 6:30時至 10 時 
公開活動，免費進場，詳情 www.hk-aga.org 
 
柴灣尾工作室開放日：2014年 5月 16 日（星期五）下午 2時至晚上 10 時 
 2014年 5月 17 日（星期六）上午 11 時至晚上 7時 
公開活動，免費進場， 詳情 www.chaiwanmei.com 


是次展覽中,兩位本地藝術家通過對城市的空間和環境進行解構及轉化，以嶄新的角度探索城市種種獨特的現象,遂創作出一件件匠心獨具的雕塑裝置作品。在創作的過程中,二人發掘到都市人許多的深層回憶,藉以刻劃並呈現出我城的靈魂所在。

陳軒明的最新雕塑裝置系列「traces of the city」,巧妙地將城市中獨特的面貌,如天際、街道、巷子及公共空間等日常生活中處處可見的景象,轉化成饒富意味的圖像,教人加以細味。陳閃的裝置系列「CityKite」,旨在以風箏製作的傳統手工藝,映出都市化對我們的影響。在繁囂的都市中放風箏,似乎是不太可能的；陳閃藉其作品,將都市人比喻為城市天際上幾近絕跡的風箏,以揭示風箏（即都市人）的夢想與希冀,追求自由,不受驅束。

POETIC SPACE - Arthur Chan and Sim Chan
YY9 Gallery 
(Chai Wan) Unit 206, 2/F, Chai Wan Industrial City Phase 1, 60 Wing Tai Road, Chai Wan


Opening reception with the artists on 8 May 2014, Thursday 6-8pm Exhibition Period : 9 May- 30 July 2014 
 
"Art Gallery Night! Cocktail & Artist Sharing on 13 May 2014, Tuesday 6-10:30pm 
Free public access; Details: www.hk-aga.org 
 
Chai Wan Mei Open studios on 16 May 2014, Friday 6-10pm and 17 May 2014, Saturday 11-5pm 
Free public access; Details: www.chaiwanmei.com 


YY9 Gallery is pleased to present "Poetic Space", a joint exhibition by Arthur Chan and Sim Chan. In this exhibition, the two local artists will present their latest series of artworks which provide a brand-new perception of poetic space via the transformation and deconstruction of architecture in the cityscape into creative works of interactive installation. Through the process of art creation, both manage to create a metaphorical narrative that depicts the hidden memory and hence defines the soul of the city.

Arthur's latest sculpture series, "traces of the city", transforms some peculiar silhouettes of the city into various forms of pictorial representation, which capture unique shapes and scenes we see every day such as the outlines of skyscrapers, streets, back lanes and open spaces. Sim’s sculpture series, "CityKite", aims to reflect the impact of urbanization by means of traditional craftsmanship — kite making. While it is often seemingly impossible to fly a kite in a crowded city, the artist intends to create his latest series of artwork as an analogy between the urban dwellers and the banned kites in the city, revealing and symbolizing the dream of kites and hence urban dwellers to fly free from all the constraints the sake of freedom.


Facebook Event Page:
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地址 (Address)
Unit 206, Phase 1, Chaiwan Industrial City, 60 Wing Tai Road, Chaiwan, Hong Kong
Hong Kong S.A.R., China

電話 (Tel):
+852-25743730

電郵 (Email):
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YY9 Gallery, a member of 2B SQUARE, promotes original artwork of local artists. The gallery provides a unique platform for both emerging and renowned local artists, featuring contemporary artworks of multiple media which include painting, photography, ceramics and sculpture.

It is our belief that the integration and balance of various design elements, art and artifacts, will generate a holistic environment, for it is our commitment to bring this holistic quality to our client and the market. 

About the artists: 


Chan Hin Ming, Arthur completed the study of architecture at the University of Hong Kong, and then received his Master of Sustainable and Environmental Design from the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2005. He furthered his study in the field of Fine Arts and received a Master and a Doctor degrees in Fine Arts from RMIT University in 2008 and 2013 respectively. He has won over 60 design and art awards in the USA, UK, Australia, Malaysia, Hong Kong and Mainland China, while his artworks have been collected privately. Currently, he engages in different overseas and local exhibitions and is the lecturer/ program coordinator of the Hong Kong Art School. He now lives and works in Hong Kong/ Beijing. 


Born in Hong Kong in 1987, Sim Chan is a graduate of the Hong Kong Art School. He set up his own studio in Fotan in 2007 and participated in the artist-in-residence program in Beijing in 2009. 


He was selected as one of the nominees for the Sovereign Asian Art Prize 2011 and 2014 and as a “40under40” global creative talent by Perspective Magazine in 2013. He has been participating in various art exhibitions actively since 2007 in numerous cities, and was recently commissioned to create a public art installation at the Jockey Club Atrium of the Hong Kong Arts Centre and Queen Elizabeth Stadium.


藝術家簡歷 
 
陳軒明，畢業於香港大學建築系。於 2005 年在香港中文大學完成可持續建築設計環境碩士學位，及後進修純藝術，分別於 2008 年及 2013 年獲得澳洲 RMIT 大學（與香港藝術學院合辦）碩士及博士學位。陳氏於美國、英國、澳洲、馬來西亞、香港及中國共獲得過超過六十個設計及藝術獎項，其藝術作品亦被私人收藏，曾參與多個展覽。現任香港藝術學院講師及學術統籌。陳氏旅居北京與香港兩地。 
 
陳閃，1987 出生於香港，畢業於香港藝術學院，主修繪畫。自 2007 年起陳氏於火炭設置工作室，於 2009 年到北京作駐地藝術家並進行創作，2011及2014 年入選傑出亞洲藝術獎，2013 年被透視雜誌選為「40 under 40」創作驕子。自 2007 年起積極於不同城市參與多個展覽，最近更被邀於香港藝術中心及伊利沙伯體育館製作公共藝術裝置及繪畫作品。 
 

  Recently I got a chance to put my artworks into Queen Elizabeth Stadium for public cause my proposal of Queen Elizabeth Stadium (QES) have been selected by "Art@Government Buildings 2013-14" Organized by the Art Promotion Office of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department , "Art@Government Buildings" is the public art project in Hong Kong to bring works of art into government offices. In addition to promoting the local development of public art, the project aims to create an expressive atmosphere at Government buildings, offer visitors and users a new experience and broaden the artistic horizons of the public at large.

  In this year, four artists have been selected to create new artworks of public art at four more Government buildings on Hong Kong Island, in Kowloon and the New Territories:

• General Post Office  郵政總局  (  Haynie Sze Wing-yee  史穎怡 )
• Queen Elizabeth Stadium  伊利沙伯體育館   ( Sim Chan  陳閃 )
• Kowloon City Government Offices and Hung Hom Community Hall  九龍城政府合署及紅磡社區會堂   (  Wong Wai-yin  黃慧妍 )
• Sha Tin Town Hall  沙田大會堂  ( Wu Wai-chung  胡慧中 )

時間：2014年3月11日(星期二)下午3:00 - 4:00
地點：伊利沙伯體育館二樓大堂
地址：香港灣仔愛群道18號

Time: 11 March 2014 (Tuesday) at 3:00 - 4:00pm
Venue: 2/F Lobby Area of Queen Elizabeth Stadium
Address: 18 Oi Kwan Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong

參與藝術家:
陳閃 (伊利沙伯體育館)
史穎怡 (郵政總局)
黃慧妍 (紅磡社區會堂)
胡慧中 (沙田大會堂)

Participating Artists:
Sim Chan (Queen Elizabeth Stadium)
Haynie Sze Wing-yee (General Post Office)
Wong Wai-yin (Hung Hom Community Hall)
Wu Wai-chung (Sha Tin Town Hall)


開幕嘉賓
康樂及文化事務署署長 馮程淑儀太平紳士
香港郵政助理署長（組織發展） 吳美霞女士
九龍城區議會主席 劉偉榮太平紳士
中西區區議會文化康樂及社會事務委員會主席 陳捷貴太平紳士, BBS
沙田區議會文化、體育及社區發展委員會主席 鄭楚光先生, MH
灣仔區議會文化及康體事務委員會增選委員 何淑雲女士, MH
評審委員會委員 許焯權教授
評審委員會委員 文鳳儀女士
藝術推廣辦事處總監 劉鳳霞博士


Opening Guests
Mrs Betty Fung Ching Suk-yee, JP; Director of Leisure and Cultural Services
Miss Amy Ng Mei-har; Assistant Postmaster General (Corporate Development), Hongkong Post
Mr Lau Wai-wing, JP; Chairman of Kowloon City District Council
Mr Chan Chit-kwai, BBS, JP; Chairman of the Culture, Leisure & Social Affairs Committee, Central and Western District Council
Mr Cheng Cho-kwong, MH; Chairman of the Culture, Sports & Community Development Committee, Sha Tin District Council
Ms Ha Thuc-van, MH; Chairlady of the Cultural & Leisure Services Committee, Wan Chai District Council
Prof Desmond Hui Cheuk-kuen; Adjudication Panel Member
Ms Man Fung-yi; Adjudication Panel Member
Dr Lesley Lau; Head of Art Promotion Office

關於「藝聚政府大樓」：

「藝聚政府大樓」是將藝術作品帶進政府大樓的公共藝術計劃。本計劃一方面鼓勵公眾參與並推廣本地公共藝術創作，亦為政府大樓添上藝術氣息，為使用者及訪客帶來新體驗，擴闊觀眾欣賞藝術的層面。計劃已於
2010-11年及2012-13年兩度舉行，共有九幢位於香港不同區域的政府大樓於2011年6月至2013年11月期間展出藝術作品，並廣受市民歡迎。

About Art@Government Buildings:

Art@Government Buildings is a public art project in Hong Kong to bring works of art into Government offices. In addition to promoting the local development of public art, the project aims to create an expressive atmosphere at Government buildings, offer visitors and users a new experience and broaden the artistic horizons of the public at large. The two previous presentations of the project, in 2010-11 and 2012-13, have seen works of art put on display at nine Government buildings in Hong Kong at various times from June 2011 to November 2013, and they have attracted positive response from the general public.

Art@Government Buildings 2013-14:
https://www.facebook.com/AGB2013.14

Art Promotion Office:
https://www.facebook.com/apo.hk

Hey Friends !  Come and Support us !

http://www.hkrac.org/news-events/hong-kong-human-rights-art-prize/

EMERGING ARTISTS

Elva Lai Ming Chu  ( WINNER OF EMERGING ARTIST CATEGORY )
Esda Ng
Joe Yiu
Joyce Lo
Lo Chi Kit  ( WINNER OF HKRAC CHOICE AWARD FOR EMERGING ARTIST CATEGORY )
Sim Chan
Tang Kwok Hin

COMMUNITY ARTISTS

Alain Jacquier
Fung Tzs-Chung Alvin  ( WINNER OF COMMUNITY ARTIST CATEGORY )
HK Arun
Jack Li Yip Fuk  ( WINNER OF HKRAC CHOICE AWARD FOR COMMUNITY CATEGORY )
Linda Barnes
Lindsay Qian
Tyler Whitlock


Recognising the important role of art in society to raise awareness and defend human rights,local human rights non-governmental organisation HKRAC has inaugurated an annual Hong Kong Human Rights Art Prize. By featuring two categories,the ground-breaking Prize both offers local artists a meaningful opportunity to showcase their work while at the same time engaging the greater community.

The Emerging Artist category was open to young professional artists in Hong Kong under the age of 35 years old. In order to enter,these artists had to be nominated by someone of good standing in the Hong Kong art community. The Community artist category was open any non-professional Hong Kong based artist of any age. HKRAC received well over 50 entries for the prize and they represented a diverse,talented and exciting collections.

With great deliberation,our judges,Melissa Lee,a visual arts lecturer at the Chinese University of Hong Kong,Kacey Wong,a well known Hong Kong artist,and Vincent Piket,the Head of Office of the European Union in Hong Kong,whittled the competition down to seven finalists in each category and 2 winners. HKRAC has also awarded an HKRAC Choice Award,chosen by its staff,to one artist in each category. Each of these four winners will be auctioned off in a live auction by Christie’s on November 5 at our event.

The finalists in each category,as well as the winners,can be seen below. Each of these 14 pieces of art will be available for sale by auction on November 5 at our one night only exhibition at the Sundaram Tagore Gallery. Please email cwaterhouse@hkrac.org for more information or prices and to RSVP if you wish to attend. Attendance is free and all are welcome.



HKRAC is excited to invite you to celebrate the power of art in protecting human rights at our inaugural Hong Kong Human Rights Art Prize - a one night only exhibition and charity auction on 5 November at Sundaram Tagore Gallery.

Showcasing Hong Kong's most talked about emerging artists, unique and stunning artwork will be available to purchase in a live Christie's auction or via silent auction.

Attendance is free and please feel free to invite friends!

All proceeds raised will go directly to HKRAC and the exhibited artists, thanks to our generous supporters.

http://us4.campaign-archive1.com/?u=92e13b7c1ed7db383d143974f&id=9ff93a495e&e=eddd0a16f9

Hong Kong Refugee Advice Centre

www.hkrac.org

The Hong Kong Refugee Advice Centre is the only not-for-profit organisation dedicated to providing free legal advice and assistance to refugees making claims for asylum before the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Hong Kong. Legal recognition as a refugee is the first step in enabling a refugee to rebuild their life and since our establishment in 2007, we have supported over 800 refugees and their families in their claims for protection.

Without our legal assistance, many cases are mistakenly rejected because refugees rarely understand international refugee law or the process of applying for asylum, or because the refugee is traumatized and unable to give their history in a coherent and legally relevant manner.

Alongside our core staff team, we support refugees through the process of applying for protection in Hong Kong by recruiting, training and supervising a team of volunteer lawyers, caseworkers and interpreters. Your donation will enable us to provide this life-saving advice to even more refugees, recruit and train more volunteer caseworkers and interpreters, and promote refugees' rights throughout Hong Kong.

香港難民援助中心（HKRAC）是香港唯一為難民提供免費法律諮詢與協助的非營利組織，致力協助難民向聯合國難民署（UNHCR）申請香港庇護。難民想過新的生活，必須先經法律承認其難民身份，本中心於2007年設立，至今已協助超過800位難民及其家屬申請庇護。

在無法律協助的情況下，許多申請案件常因聯合國難民署誤判而退回，因為難民大多不諳國際難民法，也不懂申請庇護的程序；有人更身心嚴重受創，無法有條理地描述自己的遭遇及清楚提供難民署裁決所需的資料，因而申請遭拒。

除了核心運作團隊，香港難民援助中心也招募律師、社工與翻譯員擔任義工。義工將接受培訓，並在負責人帶領之下，協助難民申請香港庇護。您的每一分捐助，都有莫大裨益，我們將能幫助更多難民，提供重要的諮詢協助，也可以招募並訓練更多義工，一起為香港的難民權利奮鬥！

An Artwork Related Human Right:

Artist: Sim Chan
Title: CityKite
Dimension: 80 cm x 82 cm
Materials: Acrylic paint, stainless steel, aluminum, bamboo, wire
Year: 2013

題目：City Kite
尺寸：80 cm x 82 cm
物料：塑膠彩, 不銹鋼, 竹, 鋼絲, 鋁
年份：2013


Artwork Brief:

This is a sky silhouette of a city,
is a denunciation of life,

This is an abnormally heavy kite,
is a competition of finding freedom, pursuing a dream,

This is a metal mirror surfaced kite,
is a reality reflection carrier;

This is a notice to ban kite flying,
is an action to confronting inequality.

Pulling the city and the kite together, it would be a contradiction.
Kite symbolizes humanity, belong to the natural world and Liberal. According to the law, public can not fly a kite above sixty meters height from the ground, and no less than sixty meter away from the boats, cars or buildings. It means they do not have the freedom of flying under the law. If the world are full of building, where can the kite go?

Taking a step further, If "kite" is a metaphor to "human life",
When a kite in the city, What would it lose?
When people in the society, What would they lose?



作品簡介：

這是一個城市天空剪影的風箏，
是一種對生活控訴的表現；

這是一隻異常沉重的風箏，
是一個追求自由，追尋夢想的鬥爭；

這是一隻金屬鏡面的風箏，
是一個反映現實的載體；

這是一個禁止放風箏的告示，
是一種與不平等的對抗行為。


把城市與風箏兩者拉在一起，會是一種矛盾的狀態。放風箏象徵著人性的、歸於自然的、自由自在的。而根據法例, 市民不可以把風箏飄放至離地面高度超過六十米，以及在船隻、汽車或建築物六十米範圍內放風箏。 這代表在法例下風箏沒有飛的自由。如果世界上每個角落充滿建築物,那風箏可在哪裡飛翔?


想深一層，如果以“放風箏”借代“人的生活”,
當風箏在城市裡，它會失去甚麼？
當人們在社會裡，他們會失去甚麼？

  Exhibition catalogue for the solo exhibition of Sim Chan – Viewfinder. The exhibition showcased paintings and mixed media works, which address the artist's differing points of view towards the sky and the cityscape. As the work/canvas is always Chan's window to the outside world, a simple frame lockup is created to symbolize "Viewfinder". A 8-page cover is specially used for the catalog cover for showcasing the artist's new horizontal works from the "SimCity" series, which delineate a panoramic view of random edifices in an open environment. - See more at: http://www.muuute.com/projects/viewfinder-solo-exhibition-by-sim-chan-catalog/#sthash.QXgfmwlG.dpuf

HKAC Website:
http://www.hkac.org.hk/tc/calendar.php?id=1106 

Public Art Hong Kong Website:
http://www.publicart.org.hk/news_details_eng.php?id=69 

Facebook album:
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10152746086075114.1073741844.331349400113&

SimKites 2013 Apr

Artist: Sim Chan
Year: 2013
Materials: Acrylic paint, kite paper, bamboo, string
Dimension: Size variable
Location: Jockey Club Atrium of Hong Kong Arts Centre


“We always hope to see an infinite sky but our emotional status and personal viewpoints affect what we really see. The kite series, presented in an art installation, seems to be collecting pieces of the sky being viewed by different individuals. Kites containing sky images fly up to the sky illustrate the balance of dream and reality, which is also Chan’s exploration of human beings and space.”

Artist Biography
Sim Chan was born in Hong Kong in 1987 and graduated from Hong Kong Art School, majoring in Painting. Sim set up his studio in Fotan in 2007 and participated in the artist-in-residence program in Beijing in 2009. Sim's works have been exhibited in different cities such as Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai, Singapore, Tokyo, Thailand and Melbourne etc. Sim's work is a tangible expression of the desire to unlock and blur boundaries of forms within the city. He has been depicting the local cityscape and the urban architecture intensively. Sim tries to explore the underneath correlations between people’s lifestyle and the changes made upon nature, which also reveals his pursuit of dream amid the struggles in reality.

Co-presenters：Hong Kong Arts Centre, Public Art Hong Kong




SimKites 2013-04-18

藝術家：陳閃
年份：2013
物料：塑膠彩, 風箏紙, 竹, 線
尺寸：尺寸不定
地點：香港藝術中心賽馬會展廊
 「我們總希望看到一個更廣闊和遼遠的天空，但看得見與否，視乎心境與觀點。風箏作品以裝置呈現，好像在收集各人眼睛裡共睹的種種天空片段。風箏載著不同的天空剪影在天際飛翔，好比現實與夢想的平衡，亦是陳閃對人與空間的進一步思考與探索。」 

藝術家簡歷 
陳閃於1987年出生於香港，畢業於香港藝術學院，主修繪畫。自2007年起陳於火炭設置工作室，於2009年到北京作駐地藝術家並進行創作。他曾參與多個藝術展覽，其作品曾於香港、北京、上海、新加坡、東京、泰國和墨爾本等地展出。過去數年，陳以城市建築為主要創作題材，以繪畫思考人在城市發展下的生活模式及其對自然環境改造的關係，並寄喻他在夢想和現實間的探索與追求，建立出他對城市獨有的視覺語言。 

合辦：香港藝術中心、香港公共藝術

日期及時間: 
  五, 05/24/2013 - 19:00 - 日, 06/16/2013 - 21:30

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《見・觸・天・空》
展覽日期：2013年5月24日至6月16日
開幕酒會；2013年5月24日(星期五)晚上7 – 10時
地點︰上環皇后大道中222號啟煌商業大廈LG4/F 2室實現會社
開放時間：星期一至日下午2時30分至晚上9時30分

百呎公園將於2013年5月24日至6月16日舉行展覽《見・觸・天・空》，展出藝術家陳閃與建築師蕭國健共同創作的裝置藝術作品。承接陳閃的SimKites 風箏系列，是次創作與蕭國健一同探索三維空間的新視點，突破繪畫二維空間的限制，結合建築設計和藝術創作，嘗試帶給觀眾新的角度理解及思考空間和體量。

陳閃過往的作品從靈感、構圖至天空剪影的手製木畫框，都富有極濃的建築原素，當中涉及精準的計算和對幾何學的理解，數理化地描繪本是無定的天空。蕭國健在陳閃的作品中看到很多藝術與建築設計的共同語言，如城市肌理、物質體量、城市邊界和天際線，透過應用建築設計的電腦模擬軟件，為陳閃的畫作設計出不規則的立體框架。展出的一組三件作品以立方米體積為單位，描繪了不同時分的天際景觀與雲霞。沒有建築物實體的描寫，只留下城市建築的外形線，以承載、切割和塑造天空。三維作品的輪廓線與構圖中的線條，在不同的視點下，巧妙地帶出更多閱讀二維平面的可能性，引領觀眾以多角度觀察，啟發對空間的想像。

陳閃畢業於香港藝術學院, 主修繪畫。於2011年入選傑出亞洲藝術獎，2013年被透視雜誌選為 「40 under 40」，全球40位40歲以下以的創作驕子。陳閃的作品曾在香港及亞洲等地的展覽展出，最近亦被邀於香港藝術中心賽馬會展廊製作公共藝術裝置作品。蕭國健於新西蘭成長，於當地建築系畢業。畢業後回港執業，從事建築設計，參與的項目位於香港和中國。蕭國健對藝術有濃厚興趣，希望能拉近藝術與建築之間的距離。他以團隊身份參與2011 – 2012 香港深圳城市建築雙城雙年展，展出作品「糖寶圖」。

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“Crafting Sky”

Exhibition Period: 24 May – 16 June 2013
Opening Party: 7 - 10 pm, 24 May 2013 (Friday)
Address: The Coming Society, Flat 2, LG4, Kai Wong Commercial Bldg, 222 Queen's Road Central, Sheung Wan
Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday 2:30 – 9:30pm

100 ft PARK is pleased to present the exhibition "Crafting Sky" from 24 May to 16 June 2013. On display is a set of installation work co-created by artist Sim Chan and architect Stanley Siu. As a continuance of the SimKites Series, Sim Chan collaborates with Stanley Siu to explore new perspectives in seeing three dimensional spaces and attempt to break through the limitations of two dimensional paintings, integrating architectural design and art creation to experiment new angles in understanding and perceiving space and volume.

Works of Sim Chan have been full of architectural elements, from the source of inspiration to the composition of his works, as well as the hand-made skyline silhouette wooden mounts. All these involve accurate calculation and knowledge in geometry which allow Sim to depict the ever-changing sky in a mathematically logic way. Stanley Siu has found the common grounds between art and architecture in Sim’s works – the urban context, massing in architecture, city’s boundary and skyline. With the application of computer modeling programme, Stanley designed three dimensional forms of irregular shapes for Sim’s paintings. The work of a set of three on display, in cubic meter as their volume unit, depicts the sky and clouds in different time of a day. Details of architecture are not presented but only the contour is delineated. The sky is carried, sectioned and shaped. Under different viewing angles, the contour of the three dimensional work and the lines in the painting work together and subtly lead to new possibilities in reading two dimensional surfaces. Viewers are inspired to observe and understand space from various points of view.

Sim Chan graduated from Hong Kong Art School majoring in Painting. He was selected as one of the nominees for the Sovereign Asian Art Prize in 2011. He was awarded “40under40” global creative talent by Perspective Magazine in 2013. Sim’s works have been exhibited widely in Hong Kong and Asia. Recently, he was commissioned to create a public art installation at the Jockey Club Atrium of the Hong Kong Arts Centre. Stanely Siu grew up and studied in New Zealand and graduated from Department of Architecture. He returned to Hong Kong after graduation and has been practicing in architectural design. Participated projects are in Hong Kong and China. Stanley has a great interest in Arts and hopes to connect art with architecture. He participated as a team in 2011 – 2012 Hong Kong & Shenzhen Bi-city Biennale of Urbanism / Architecture showing the work Sugar Treasure.

Members of the press are warmly invited to attend the opening reception. For enquiries, please contact 6143-7029 or email to info@100ftPARK.com