In Seaweed Sunrise, Super Future Kid presents a new series of paintings and sculpture exploring this emotional landscape across unconventional dimensions. Like dreams, the works present a distant euphoric time. The artist positions her work between sculpture and paintings, often presenting them together, physically depicting a new dimension for the viewer and subject itself. The artist’s newest works are laced in fluorescent hues, as characters brave new territory, gracefully capturing their pains and hopes in our ever-changing world. The works reflect the tensions and deep uncertainty of the current environment. As the artist found herself constantly torn between the leisurely new pace of the world and its newly imposed restrictions, she sought to replicate this emotional balancing act with her subjects who grapple with the boredom and freedom of too much leisure, escaping the mundane to imaginary new dimensions. The works leave the viewer with a strange sense that something is not quite right, yet they don’t rule out the possibility of hope or happy endings. Seaweed Sunrise draws upon the symbolism of a new day, and a chance for something good to happen with each new beginning.

“Community in Arts” is a 3-year project funded by the Social Welfare Department, which aims to provide comprehensive arts development support for the disabled, promote inclusive art and advocate social inclusion. In order to celebrate and showcase the second and the third year learning outcomes of the art training courses under the project, the Inclusive Exhibition 2020 will feature art pieces created by participants from both our outreach courses and open courses, including the Painting Workshop, Character Design Workshop, Non-visual Photography Workshop and Upcycling Art Workshop.

In this year, our exhibition will also be presented in the digital platform. Visit our online exhibition on mid-November and enjoy the viewing experience in anywhere!

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There is a quote from a classic story: “The most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or touched, they are felt with the heart.” Can you still feel your heart? Is your heart still with you?
Storyteller believes in the power of stories. Pieces of life can be good or bad, but every part of life is able to create impressive stories. Living among hustle and bustle, everyone needs to take a deep breath and slow down. A comfy place, an innovative idea, a simple story… Perhaps these are all what you need. A year after Storyteller was founded, Cabinet of Stories was established to embrace more possibilities. While we are approaching into our third year, we sincerely love to share our stories from here again.
Life can be perceived as cooking, and you are the only cook of your own kitchen. Having life as food ingredients prepared, heartfelt daily encounters as irreplaceable spices to make your dish unique. Ask yourself a question before proceeding, is your heart still with you? Lost, scattered, puzzled… come close and read our stories. Let’s not lose hope to search the recipe of happiness, let’s stay together to map the way out.

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Mega Seoul 4 Decades presents the photographs of capital Seoul for 4 decades (the late 1960s~the early 2010s) through perspectives of 12 Korean photographers.

The group encompasses elder, middle and rising photographers who are still active in the firm of Korean contemporary photography with different ages and backgrounds. They have captured the Seoul city in repeated vortex of collision and construction. The huge city, where different trends co-exist, is exposed by each generation’s distinctive perspective. It is from the late 60s, when everything headed to Seoul while people were singing the “Hymn of Seoul” until the present, when the city blew up to a global mega city.

Although the photographers gave themselves into numerous changes and dissonances of the city, they show arduous photographic progress to reveal the inside facts and the hidden side of “Hymn of Seoul” responding with sharp and ironic perspective or remain aloof to the contradictory city.

In this exhibition, audiences can experience the documentary of the old Seoul that vanished too many and too fast, and the city’s absurdity. This exhibition seeks to explore viewpoints that can be shared between Hong Kong and other modern mega places which has historical and cultural similarities with Seoul. And also expects to become a positive opportunity to show various Korean photography, and to pave the way for cultural exchanges between South Korea and Hong Kong.

Violent and explosive——this is what we have always imagined the end of the world to be. However, after this catastrophic year, we have learnt that nothing in life is predictable, including in what way everything ends. In an era like this, indeterminacy has become a major fear shared by the entire human race.

Always mesmerised by the complementary and magical power brought about by the combination of words and visual images in touching human soul, the_ blanks has invited the young Hong Kong-based photographer TSZ, whose work beautifully yet effortlessly captures the inner struggles of young people, to join hands with us and create this dialogue on the end of the world between photographs and words.

Delicious food should be tasted while it is hot.
Good works should be appreciated as early as possible.

The Rat left at 3 mid-night, and the Ox brought 5 blessings.
Five artistic creation units,
Blessy Man, Donna Yuen, Karen Yan,
Leon Lollipop and Old Fazhioned,
Deduct five different flavors of “Ox”,
Brings the art of the Year of the Ox a good start~

The Higher Diploma in Fine Art Graduate Showcase 2020 will be held from 18 to 28 July, showcasing artworks in the four disciplines of Ceramics, Painting, Photography, and Sculpture. The event will also invite the audience to share the graduates’ learning outcomes after their two-year studies.

The APEX Graduation Show 2020 was held successfully at the Hong Kong Visual Arts Centre from July 9 to 13 in recognition of the hard work and talent of our G12 Visual Arts students. The art pieces of two outstanding G6 students were also showcased.

The exhibition, through the creative artworks of the G12 students, unfolded the whole journey of their artistic growth during the 3-year senior secondary education, as well as their perspective, feelings and curiosity towards the society.

Let’s enjoy the artworks of our artists and explore the stories behind through the virtual tour.