SOLO EXHIBITION
Whence it comes - A solo exhibition by Jacky Cheung

Hong Kong Open Printshop
24.02.2019 - 10.03.2019

The impetus of Jacky Cheung Tsz-ki's first solo exhibition Whence it comes springs from his fascination with ambiguity. Marked by its elusiveness and Tranquility, his art engenders a mode of viewing that focuses on prolonged contemplation and individual reflection. Viewing his works is much like gazing at the ocean: instead of finding out what the waters look like, one lets their eyes idle on the calm sea. details

GROUP SHOW
AVA Print Club
AVA Gallery, HKBU
10.03.2020 - 10.04.2020

The ‘AVA Print Club’ Exhibition invites AVA staff and alumni to share their artistic practice and approach relating or using Printmaking. Introducing the variations and to demonstrate the possibilities of Printmaking. details

GROUP SHOW
The Sea Keeps Burning
PMQ
01.04.2020 - 25.04.2020

"Look! The sea is burning."

Fire incinerates, while the sea endures. Fireworks are still being set off as waves continue to ebb and flow. They counter each other from sunrise to moonset, and until apocalypse. Even when absurdity occurs every day, the world carries on as usual.

Sadness, pain, anxiety and anger are probably what we have experienced collectively over the past months. Lucky are those who can put their emotions in words unambiguously, because most people are filled with inexplicable thoughts and involuntary silence. details

GROUP SHOW
20/20 Hong Kong Print Art Exhibition
Hong Kong Heritage Museum
07.10.2020 - 06.09.2021

Jointly presented by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department and the Hong Kong Open Printshop

Jointly organised by the Hong Kong Heritage Museum and the Hong Kong Open Printshop

The exhibition uses 20 questions related to print art as introductory remarks, and they are answered by 20 different sets of artworks. All aim to inspire different threads of artistic imagination. Let's embark on this 20/20 journey to enter the graphic world of print art and to investigate the past and future of art and culture.

The selected artworks in the exhibition range from the 1940s to 2020, showcasing prints by masters and some of the latest creations by young artists. Through these works, visitors will look into how the concepts of print art overlap with new media, such as computer animation, 3D printing, and augmented reality, and appreciate how printmaking techniques can be applied to creative works, like illustration, design, zines, and other cultural products. Details

GROUP SHOW
Darkest Dark
PMQ
01.04.2020 - 25.04.2020

The Darkest Dark is an exhibition showcasing the copper plate intaglio printmaking process, a historically significant printmaking technique that began around the 15th century. The show brings together nine Hong Kong based printmakers working with the technique. The title of the show ‘The Darkest Dark’ draws reference from the deep black tone that can be acquired through this medium, artists were asked to explore, respond and interpret the title in their own way. details