「冬天來了，春天還會遠嗎？」
一個包含繪畫、版畫、混合媒介拼貼的聯展。藝術家包括：
陳佩玲
畢業於澳洲皇家墨爾本理工大學文學士（純藝術），主修繪畫，工作室現設於香港牛棚藝術村。作品以裝置、攝影及繪畫等多媒介創作，以日常生活體驗與想像為題，表達自身、城市及自然三者之關係。近年喜愛以古老的藍曬顯影方法創作，過程中作品隨著陽光和時間變化。這種結合天氣與自然，充滿未知變數的創作方式，象徵著我們生命會順環境而改變。
巢錫雄
從事多年繪畫創作及藝術顧問；其創作風格多元化，其中以社會專題視覺藝術－花牌系列及地鐵溝通系列作品，入選不同的展覽及獎項。他於歷年獲得多個獎項，包括2005年傑出亞洲藝術獎及入選香港藝術雙年展、2012年香港首屆油畫大賽優異獎及北京專題展（吾土吾民－鼎新華南）油畫邀請展。作品更被美術館、藝術機構、拍賣行、畫廊及私人收藏。
杜可風
香港電影攝影師，於世界電影界有相當知名度，七次奪得香港電影金像獎最佳攝影，更曾憑藉電影《東邪西毒》及《花樣年華》先後於世界兩大影展包括威尼斯電影節及坎城影展奪獎而回。攝影師出身的他，除了為不同電影擔當攝影外，2015年也執導了紀錄片《香港三部曲》。是次展覽展出了他的《春畫系列》混合媒介拼貼版畫。
許劍豪
於2007年完成倫敦中央聖馬丁學院藝術文憑課程，並於2011年獲澳洲皇家墨爾本理工大學頒授藝術文學學位。許氏以油畫和素描為主要創作媒介，作品帶有古典東西方繪畫的原素。創作以寓意式的手法和虛構的場境，來表達現實生活中人性和不同的際遇，並試圖探索人與環境之間並存的微妙關係。
廖智恒
生於香港，畢業於法國，作品以油畫為主。他在古物中找靈感，完成這系列的作品，從現代藝術家的角度欣賞古代匠人的工藝，以傳統克制自己，調整自己，在現代繪畫中展現傳統高雅，探究更多東方美學。新舊並存，周而復始，互補不足。
曾翠薇
分別於 1996年與 2004年在香港中文大學藝術系獲取學士及碩士學位。於2015獲選參加法國巴黎 Cité Internationale des Arts三個月駐留計劃，現生活並工作於香港。她歷年來的繪畫，構圖虛實糾葛，配合或絢麗或黯沉的色彩，呈現寫意性的內在風景。作品為香港藝術館、 藝穗會、夏利豪基金會、唯港薈、登臺及私人收藏。
日期：16-12-2020 至 19-01-2021
開放時間：星期一至六 11am-7pm （星期日及公眾假期休息）
地址：陳麗玲畫廊 (香港中環下亞厘畢道二號藝穗會)
免費入場
展品可售。
查詢：Ms C Ting Chan (ctingchan@hkfringeclub.com)
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"If Winter comes, can Spring be far behind?"
A group show of paintings, prints and mixed-media collages. Artists include:
Chan Pui Leng, Peggy
Peggy Chan received her Bachelor of Arts (Fine Arts) degree from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University. She currently lives in Hong Kong and has a studio at the Cattle Depot Artists' Village. She uses time and light in a variety of media including cyanotype, a photographic process that dates from the 19th century and is more commonly known as blueprint, to create richly layered worlds that evoke elements of a Hong Kong past and possibly a Hong Kong future.
Chau Shik Hung
Chau Shik Hung has produced a diverse range of artworks in unique style. His community-themed projects such as the “Fa Pai” series and “Communication in MTR” series have been featured in major exhibitions. He has been nominated and won awards, including Sovereign Asia Art Prize and Hong Kong Contemporary Art Biennial Exhibition in 2005, Hong Kong Oil Painting Competition and Beijing Thematic Paintings Exhibition (My Land and My People - The New South China) in 2012. His artwork has been collected by art galleries, art institutions, auction houses, and private collectors.
Christopher Doyle
An Australian-Hong Kong cinematographer who often works on Chinese language films. He has won awards at the Cannes Film Festival and Venice Film Festival, as well as AFI Award for cinematography, the Golden Horse awards (four times), and Hong Kong Film Award (six times). Doyle is an affiliate of the Hong Kong Society of Cinematographers. In this exhibition, he is showing mixed-media collage prints from the Remake of Shunga Series.
Hui Kim Ho, Phillip
Phillip Hui graduated from Central Saint Martin’s College of Art & Design London in 2007, and the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University in 2011. Phillip uses oil painting and sketching as his main media, and takes art elements from classical Eastern and Western art. His art features allegorical ideas and fictional scenes that express human nature and various kinds of real-life encounters. Phillip also explores the relationship and co-existence between people and the environment.
Liu Chi Hang, Bobby
Liu Chi Hang, Bobby, was born in Hong Kong, graduated in France. His works are mainly oil paintings on canvas. Bobby has found inspiration in antiquities to produce this series, which celebrates the craftsmanship of ancient artisans from the perspective of modern art. His aim is to express the beauty and restraint in traditional art and reproduce its grace and elegance in modern paintings, as well as to explore the Oriental aesthetics. Old and new co-exist with and offset each other.
Tsang Chui Mei
Tsang Chui Mei obtained her Bachelor and Master degree in Fine Arts, Chinese University of Hong Kong in 1996 and 2004 respectively. She was selected to participate 3-month residency program of Cité Internationale des Arts (Paris, France) in 2015 and currently lives and works in Hong Kong. She always depicts imaginary scenery, either using exuberant or restrained colours. She creates an ambiguous spiritual space in her paintings. Her works have been collected by the Hong Kong Museum of Art, the Fringe Club, Philippe Charriol Foundation, Hotel ICON, Hotel Stage, and private collectors.
Date:16-12-2020 to 19-01-2021
Opening Hours: Monday - Saturday 11am - 7pm (Sundays & Public Holidays Closed)
Address: Anita Chan Lai-ling Gallery (Fringe Club, 2 Lower Albert Road, Central, Hong Kong)
Free Admission
The artworks are for sale.
Enquiries: Ms C Ting Chan (ctingchan@hkfringeclub.com)
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