COLOR, CULTURE and HARMONYThis art exhibition presents a range of collection as clear evidence of the evolution of each of the artist’s growth in this profession as evidenced by the body of works produced here in their adopted city. And it is interesting to see that for the first time, after years of sporadic exhibitions by individual artists as they struggle or as a rag tag group, that they collectively present a spectrum of this body of works produced in a span of more than a decade and including fresh works from new comers. For the first time these Hong Kong-based visual and media artists and their collection of works done in Hong Kong are showcased as a unique group in this major exhibition venue under a Hong Kong government funded project. This event hopefully signals more promising and productive years to come and to inspire artists to do more.
As to whether these diverse art forms, expressions and styles to be considered Filipino or not is out of the question. The focus is just to do art either out of passion or mission or as a lesser priority justifiably balanced with the main purpose of having a steady source of living as a means to simply coexist in this new living environment. Hopefully, the progress and development of the HARAYA artists could serve as a modest yet promising contribution in the arts and cultural environment of Hong Kong.
Organized by:
| Philippines Arts and Cultural Society (Hong Kong) and the Consulate General of the Philippines in Hong Kong |
| Heure de début : | 14 août 2009 à 09:35 |
| Heure de fin : | 29 août 2009 à 12:35 |
| Lieu : | 4th Floor Exhibition Hall, Hong Kong Cultural Center |
| Adresse : | Tsim Sha Tsui |
| Ville : | Kowloon, Hong Kong |
| Téléphone : | 97039970 |
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