Press Release

We are delighted to announce our participation in the upcoming Sculpture Exhibition co presented by the Asia Society Hong Kong Center (ASHK) and the Hong Kong Gallery Association (HKAGA). The one -month long exhibition opens tomorrow and runs until April 26th.

For this occasion, we are bringing Apple Blossom 3 by the pivotal Hong Kong sculptor Kum Chi-keung, who is well known for using sculptural installations in the shape of birdcages to explore social, cultural and environmental issues.

The Sculpture Exhibition will feature 21 artworks from 19 local and international galleries around the historic premise of Asia Society Hong Kong Center. An Online Art Talk program will be held on Saturday, March 28th as well.

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About the Artist

Kum Chi-keung, well known for using sculptural installations in the shape of bird cages to explore social, cultural and environmentalissues, was born in Hong Kong in 1965 and received his Certificate inFine Arts at First Institute of Arts and Design Hong Kong in 1991. Hehas participated in numerous important exhibitions and biennales in theUnited States, Germany, Korea and Hong Kong. They include: 1998 “InsideOut: New Chinese Art”, a travelling exhibition: New York, Washington,San Francisco, Seattle, United States; Monterrey, Mexico; Canberra,Australia; Hong Kong; “The New Face of Hong Kong”, House of WorldCultures, Berlin; 2006 “The 9th Seoul Fringe Festival”, Korea; 2007-08”Made in Hong Kong”, Hong Kong Museum of Art; 2012 “Hong Kong Eye”,Saatchi Gallery, London. Kum received the Urban Council Fine Arts Awardin 1996 and “Fellowship for Artistic Development” granted by the HongKong Arts Development Council in 1999. His works are collected by HongKong Museum of Art, Hong Kong Heritage Museum, Shanghai Museum, OppositeHouse in Beijing, The East in Hong Kong, K11 Art Mall, Bank of China,Deutsche Bank, Louis Vuitton and Christian Dior.Plain Text

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Also Exhibiting at Alisan Fine Arts

About the Gallery

Co-founded in the 1980s by Alice King, Alisan Fine Arts is Hong Kong’s longest-standing contemporary gallery, celebrated for its trailblazing promotion of Chinese contemporary art and New Ink art. The gallery has consistently championed artists from the Greater China region and Chinese diaspora, making an impact on cross-cultural dialogues and global appreciation of diverse artistic expressions.

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