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Art Beatus (Vancouver) Consultancy Ltd.,
September 15 - November 17, 2006 | top |
The Tale of the Heike
A Japanese Epic Presented Through the Magic of Dolls Created by Tomoka Ike
On display will be 19 dolls, each
representing a major character from “The Tale of the
Heike”, a story which takes place in the mid to latter
part of 12th century Japan. Ike immigrated to
Canada just over 25 years ago; shortly after her
arrival, she began making dolls. Unique and
special, her work is exquisite – the luxurious fabrics
used to dress the dolls and the finely detailed facial
expressions clearly reflect the personality of any
character she creates. In working with the “Heike”
theme, she has interpreted how she sees these historical
figures and has made them her own.
Art Beatus Hong Kong (Exchange Square),
September 27 - October 17, 2006 | top |
Marilyn Monroe & Friends
Sam Shaw (1912-1999) took photographs for
the covers of Life and Look magazines in the fifties. He
made his name in the cinema world with his captivating
photographs of Marlon Brando in "A Streetcar Named
Desire". Now, after more than half a century, Sam Shaw
is preeminently remembered for his candid shoots of
Marilyn Monroe.
Art Beatus Hong Kong (Exchange Square),
September 1 - 23, 2006 | top |
Milkshake
Oil paintings of Han Yajuan
Milkshake is used to name the exhibition
because of its relationship to milk and sugar. Viewers
can easily feel the sweetness as well as the smoothness
of homogenous milk in the works of Han Yajuan.
Art Beatus (Vancouver) Consultancy Ltd.,
June 19 - September 1, 2006 | top |
Plants, Creatures and Other Animals
Featuring New and Past Works by Taiga Chiba and Miuh Yang
Summer is a time which promises warmth and
sunshine, moments of play and lazy days. Trees and
flowers are in full bloom and the world in which we live
is bursting with life and activity. Featured works
by artists, Taiga Chiba and Miuh Yang could not be more
fitting for the summer season.
Art Beatus Hong Kong (Exchange Square),
August 8 - 26, 2006 | top
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Amusement Park
Works of five Fine Art Department graduates from the Chinese University of Hong Kong:
Michelle Lee Ho Wing, Flora Fok Sau Ha, Natalie Lo Lai Lai, Chin Po Ki and Law Yuk Mui
This exhibition is made possible with the
assistance of the Fine Art Department of the Chinese
University of Hong Kong and the Annie Wong Art
Foundation. The young artists are Michelle Lee, Flora
Fok, Natalie Lo, Chin Po Ki and Law Yuk Mui.
Art Beatus Hong Kong (Exchange Square), June
28 - July 28, 2006 | top |
Group of Four: Chinese Canadian Artists at Art Beatus
Featuring works by Henry Ho, Shyh-Charng Lo, Andrew Lui, and Jack Zhou
As part of Festival Canada, The Canadian
Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong is proud to present, "Group
of Four - Chinese Canadian Artists at Art Beatus".
The public are invited to view the Chinese work of four Canadian artists: Henry Ho from Toronto, Shyh-Charng Lo from Vancouver, Andrew Lui from Montreal and Jack Zhou from Toronto.
The public are invited to view the Chinese work of four Canadian artists: Henry Ho from Toronto, Shyh-Charng Lo from Vancouver, Andrew Lui from Montreal and Jack Zhou from Toronto.
Art Beatus (Vancouver) Consultancy Ltd.,
February 13 - May 26, 2006 | top |
2006 FIFA World Cup Art Posters
An Exhibition of Official Art Posters for the 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany
The Luo Brothers, represented by Art Beatus,
are one of 14 international finalists who were selected
to create official posters for the 2006 FIFA World Cup
Germany. When the Chinese national football team
lost to Japan, China lost its chance to play in the
World Cup games. China’s name however, is back in
the 2006 FIFA World Cup arena with the success of the
Luo Brothers artwork design being selected for the World
Cup.
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Art Beatus Hong Kong (Exchange Square),
April 28 - May 19, 2006 | top |
Icons
Works of Gao Zengli
Gao Zengli paints mainly objects that
trigger feelings and emotions set deep in his heart. His
four most commonly used objects are: the religious
pagoda from way back when, the dragon robe of kings and
emperors, the tunics which are better known to the world
as the Mao's jackets and the portrait of Mao himself.
Art Beatus Hong Kong (Exchange Square),
March 30 - April 21, 2006 | top |
Artposters for 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany
An Exhibition of the Official World Cup Posters Designed by 14 World-Renowned Artists
To arouse global attention to the matches,
the promotional arm of FIFA selected 14 world-renowned
artists in 2004 and asked each of them to design an
official poster for the World Cup. Among the 14 artists,
five are from Germany, two from Great Britain, and one
each from China, Japan, Ghana, Nigeria, Brazil,
Australia and the United States.
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Art Beatus Hong Kong (Exchange Square),
March 3 - 25, 2006 | top |
Mindscape
Works of Yuan Shun
Mindscape is Yuan Shun's conceptual record
of the mental landscape that he has as well as his link
to the past and future.
Up to now, Yuan has built a series twelve installations with sands and other materials. After finishing each construction, he keeps visual records (photographs and videos) of his creation before dismantling the whole setting.
Up to now, Yuan has built a series twelve installations with sands and other materials. After finishing each construction, he keeps visual records (photographs and videos) of his creation before dismantling the whole setting.
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Art Beatus Hong Kong (Exchange Square),
February 10 - 28, 2006 | top |
Songs of Nature
Works of Yuan Shun
Aged 61, Margocsy has received no formal
drawing training. He started his artistic pursuit in
1974 painting murals for children's nurseries. After
four years, he became deeply interested in doing
wildlife art and became a member of "The Wildlife Art
Society of Australiasia".
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Art Beatus Hong Kong (Exchange Square),
January 4 - 14 and 17 - 27, 2006 | top |
Illustrious Moments of Louis Cha's Novels
Paintings of Tung Pui Sun
Louis Cha is a legendary writer whose
martial art novels have been screen-played into numerous
movies and serial dramas on television, and readers of
martial art novels also familiar with Tung Pui-sun, who
did thousands of illustrations for newspapers and
magazines to accompany martial art and detective novels
in Hong Kong and Taiwan. The irony is: Tung and
Cha appreciated one another but missed an opportunity to
work together some 40 years ago. As a result, Tung has
not drawn any illustration for any of Cha's novels.
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Art Beatus (Vancouver) Consultancy Ltd.,
December 5, 2005 - February 3, 2006 | top |
Winter Group Exhibition
Featuring Works by Qin Feng, Won Seok Lim, Miuh Yang, and Cheung Yee
Abstract ink works by Qin Feng, snow-themed
paintings by Won Seok Lim, cozy mixed media works by
Miuh Yang, and striking paper castings by Cheung Yee.
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