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Art Beatus (Vancouver) Consultancy Ltd.,
November 20, 2009 - January 22, 2010 | top |
Star Light, Star Bright
Photographic Works of Canada’s Northern Skies by Yuichi Takasaka
“My love of colours in nature led me to my
love affair with the Aurora Borealis. I first saw
these strange Lights in Jasper, Alberta in the spring of
1990 and photographed them...."
Art Beatus Hong Kong (Graham Street),
November 25 - December 16, 2009 | top |
Still Frames
Works by Stephanie Ho
Stephanie’s recent works relate to her
interest in observing human activities of metropolitan
city lives, be it in a train station, airport, shopping
mall, park or any other public spaces. The people in the
paintings showed no expressions. Viewed from a distance,
they look the same yet they are different. Just like the
woman you sit next to on the bus every morning or the
man standing at the opposite side of the platform -
strangely familiar.
Art Beatus Hong Kong (Graham Street),
September 3 - 25, 2009 | top |
Three On The Road
Works of Zhang QiKai, Ma Yanling and Wang Yu
Curated by Amy Y. Li
The artists in "Three On The Road"
exhibition represent three diversified approaches in art
creation. Their specific works are visually different,
very much influenced and symbolic of the environs and
contacts that the artists subsist at this juncture of
time thus heightening the vibes and resourcefulness of
their interactions.
Art Beatus (Vancouver) Consultancy Ltd.,
August 28 - October 30, 2009 | top |
Nu Shu = Secret Script
Works of Victoria H. Chang
Nu shu was a secret ‘written’
language invented by uneducated peasant women centuries
ago in southwestern China. Chang’s work examines
the visual beauty and metaphorical power of nu shu
as a method of blurring the boundaries of Eastern
aesthetics with contemporary Western art traditions.
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Art Beatus Hong Kong (Graham Street), August
7 - 27, 2009 | top
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Unimpeded
New Ink Works by Lei Ling
Breaking loose from the imageries and
limitations that have tied and bound her for two
decades, unimpeded,Lei Ling ventures into ideas and
themes that, once, seem so distant from her past works.
In this exhibition, the delineation of black lines on
white space remains but the interpretations are
refreshingly different.
Art Beatus Hong Kong (Graham Street), July 7
- 24, 2009 | top
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Group Exhibition of Gallery Artists
Presenting Works by the Following Artists:
Andrew Lui, Frank Tam, Li Yibing, Louis Boudreault, Tien Chang, Wang Nengtao, Yang Xiaobing, Zhang Yaxin.
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Art Beatus (Vancouver) Consultancy Ltd.,
July 3 - August 14, 2009 | top |
Drawn Together
Works of Katie Cheung, Taiga Chiba, Tomoyo Ihaya, Junichiro Iwase, and Shyh-Charng Lo
Drawing can appear in many forms and these
five local artists have been brought together to show
their diverse, one-of-a-kind pieces ranging from ink on
paper and watercolours to mixed media works in a special
exhibition much-devoted to the theme of drawing.
The exhibition runs in conjunction with Vancouver’s
first-ever drawing festival, ‘DRAWN 2009’ and it is with
special delight that we showcase the works of artists so
unique to one another, yet all connected by a common
thread in drawing.
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Art Beatus Hong Kong (Graham Street), June 1
- 30, 2009 | top
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FRIGHT
Selected works by Chen Jianguo
In his new Shadow series, Chen Jianguo,
tries to explores into the real meaning of fright. The
question that he poses before us is: Fright, is it from
the jaws of the predators or from the not-so-frightening
but illusive mouth that lurks behind?
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Art Beatus Hong Kong (Graham Street), May 8
- 27, 2009 | top |
Notes of Eastern Dreams
Paintings by Gilles Rieu
He named the main part of the exhibits –
Hong Kong, yet the paintings bear no obvious visual
resemblance. They were notes of his dreams and
experiences out east in Vietnam, Japan and China,
especially those from Guangzhou where he stayed for a
short duration two years ago.
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Art Beatus (Vancouver) Consultancy Ltd.,
February 27 - May 15, 2009 | top |
Drawings - Trees and Water
New Works of Tomoyo Ihaya
Trees and water are recurring subjects in
Ihaya’s artworks. In her eyes, they are symbols of
growth and life, essential to human and other creatures’
existence. Profoundly influenced by her recent
travels and life in India, Ihaya’s new series of works
are extremely relevant in today’s eco-conscious world,
but more specifically pertain to the artist’s personal
journey.
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Art Beatus Hong Kong (Graham Street),
February 5 - 28, 2009 | top |
Wilderness
Paintings by Frank Burbach
The exhibits consist of works that he
painted over the past 13 years. The forceful brush
strokes and delineations, entwining runs of vibrant
drips as well as fields of harmonious or contrasting
pigments, some seem wild and free but many, when viewers
settle their eyes, are patterned and logical.
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Art Beatus Hong Kong (Graham Street),
January 9 - 31, 2009 | top |
Floating World
Paintings by Chak
Chak's Statement: "All the air, mountains,
waves, fog and clouds that viewers see in my works can
be considered as the pride of being Chinese in an age of
complete Westernization......."
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