Osage is an interdisciplinary platform devoted to the exhibition and promotion of international and Asian contemporary visual arts, operating spaces in Hong Kong and offices in Beijing, Shanghai and Singapore
A Flight of Fancy, MagDalen Wong
Andy Warhol's Cinema
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Courtesy of Osage Art Foundation and The Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh
I went to Osage gallery too last time. I think there is a good place to go which is very different from our living style—fast and rush. I discover the blog of this gallery, It will post the new events on it. I found something interesting, I would lke to share it to you. Here is the deatials: Artists: Kingsley Ng and Samson Young (last) intervention presents new works by Kingsley Ng and Samson Young, two of Hong Kong's emerging generation of tech-savvy multi-disciplinarians. Kingsley Ng is known for his intensely subtle poeticism, while Samson Young's work is typified by schizophrenic juxtaposition of rich darkness and child-like imageries; yet, both share a concern for the deployment of sound in immersive multi-media experiences. The pair takes ‘Now or Never’ as a carte blanche, a call-to-arms to make art like there's no tomorrow, and an opportunity in historicising the Now and the Here. Focusing on the rapidly-disappearing Kwun Tong as a site of social intervention and creative meditation, the pair will create contrasting pieces that seek to re-define ‘intervention’ as an act of remembering, an act of inscribing time, a way of participating in Being, and a way of negotiating competing claims for justice and acts of witnessing. Chan Nga Ngai 5309 4020
I went to Osage gallery too last time. I think there is a good place to go which is very different from our living style—fast and rush. I discover the blog of this gallery, It will post the new events on it. I found something interesting, I would lke to share it to you. Here is the deatials:
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(last) intervention presents new works by Kingsley Ng and Samson Young, two of Hong Kong's emerging generation of tech-savvy multi-disciplinarians.
Kingsley Ng is known for his intensely subtle poeticism, while Samson Young's work is typified by schizophrenic juxtaposition of rich darkness and child-like imageries; yet, both share a concern for the deployment of sound in immersive multi-media experiences. The pair takes ‘Now or Never’ as a carte blanche, a call-to-arms to make art like there's no tomorrow, and an opportunity in historicising the Now and the Here.
Focusing on the rapidly-disappearing Kwun Tong as a site of social intervention and creative meditation, the pair will create contrasting pieces that seek to re-define ‘intervention’ as an act of remembering, an act of inscribing time, a way of participating in Being, and a way of negotiating competing claims for justice and acts of witnessing.
Chan Nga Ngai 5309 4020