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Damage
 Damage Jul 21, 2000 - Aug 07, 2000 |
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Damage
Jul 21, 2000 - Aug 07, 2000
@1a space
Participating Artists﹕Kary Kwok, Hiram To and the VC+KH Tean (Vera Chan & Cheung King)
Inspired by the Louis Malle Film Damage, the visual arts presentation by Kary Kwok, Hiram To and the VC+KH Tean (Vera Chan & Cheung King Hung) stands in the intersection of play and critique of Hong Kong’s art and cultural plight.
Aleen Tao The Linear Space
 Allen Tao The Linear Space -Kinetic Art by Allen Tao Aug 05, 2000 - Aug 23, 2000 |
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Allen Tao The Linear Space -Kinetic Art by Allen Tao
Aug 05, 2000 - Aug 23, 2000
@1a space
Curator﹕ May Fung
Participating Artist﹕ Allen Tao (Tao Ya-lun)
In 2000, 1a launched the first residency program with Taiwan artist Allen Tao (Tao Ya-lun). Tao has been utilizing mechanical devises to create his work, exploring the sensory realm of human emotions and desire with a dispassionate critical focus.
During his residency, the artist hosted exhibition, dialogue with Hong Kong artworkers and workshops. The Linear Space, showing some of his latest work, was Tao’s first solo exhibition in Hong Kong. In his workshops, he has created a kinetic installation with the participants. Tao has also visited education institutions and sharing his experiences with the students.
Allen Tao was born in 1966 in Taipei and received his MFA from the Institute of Plastic Art at the Tainan National College of The Arts in 1999. He has participated several exchange projects between China, Hong Kong and Taiwan. He has taken part in residency programs of Headland Center for the Arts, US and Dimension Ensownment of Art, Taipei. He is a recipient of Asian Cultural Council Taiwan Fellowsh
Cities in Amnesia Nov 04, 2000 - Nov 30, 2000
 Cities in Amnesia Nov 04, 2000 - Nov 30, 2000 |
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Cities in Amnesia
Nov 04, 2000 - Nov 30, 2000
@1a space
Participating Artists﹕Michael Lin Ming-Hong, Leung Po Shan, Maix Mayer, Remy Markowitch
Four artists -- Remy Markowitch (Switzerland), Maix Mayer (Berlin), Michael Lin Ming-Hong(Taipei) and Leung Po Shan (Hong Kong) -- transformed their interpretation of city and memory into artwork.
Cities in Amnesia, organized by 1aspace of Hong Kong in collaboration with Galerie Eigen+Art of Berlin, is part of Festival of Vision: Berlin in Hong Kong, a large-scale cultural exchange project aiming at long-term relations between European and Asian art institutions and artists.
In conjunction with the exhibition Cities in Amnesia, one of the artists Maix Mayer stayed in Hong Kong for three weeks and has conducted a series of research in Hong Kong urban life with the initiation of 1aspace.
flash 2000
 flash! 2000 Nov 26, 2000 - Dec 27, 2000 |
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flash! 2000
Nov 26, 2000 - Dec 27, 2000
@1a space
Curator﹕ Ip Yuk Yiu
Participating Artists﹕ Bell Hui+Josephine Chan, Agnes Chan, Phil Shek and Tripp Ip
flash! series was started in 1999 as a continuous effort to present emerging artists. With the understanding that the nurture of artistic talents should be long-term, the project is designed as a regular one.
flash! 2000 extended the space issue discussed in justaspace. Four artist units -- Josephine Chan+Bell Hui, Phil Shek, Agnes Chan and Tripp Ip -- created time- and space-specific works in a city context. The works also called into question the issue of public / art.
 Behind the Eyeballs - Non-Visual Exh29.12.2000 - 18.01.2001 |
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Behind the eyeball
Behind the Eyeballs - Non-Visual Exhibition
Dec 29, 2000 - Jan 18, 2001
@1a space
Curator﹕ Choi Yan Chi, Irene Ngan, and Luke Ching
Participating Artists﹕Jaffa Lam, Lam Wai Kit, Robert Loh, Ricky Tse, Kacey Wong and Cecilia Yau
You hear, you touch, you feel, you ask -- you can simply close your eyes...
Behind The Eyeballs is a collaboration between artists Jaffa Lam, Lam Wai Kit, Robert Loh, Ricky Tse, Kacey Wong, Cecilia Yau and curators Choi Yan Chi, Irene Ngan, and Luke Ching. The audience are blind-folded to re-reinterpret what “visual” art can mean. The project attempts to start from non-visual aspect of art and eventually to expand the rhetoric of creativity and exhibition. Guided tours were organized for public and visually impaired groups and schools.
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