PRESS RELEASE March 2002
CONTACT: SHARON
SMITH
CWB,
Lot 227 DD 241
Po Toi O, Sai
Kung, NT, HK
Tel 26230360 Mobile 94591074
email
[email protected]
Title of
Exhibition:
LOST AND FOUND
Curator: Sharon Smith
Artists:
Hong Kong Australia
Ho-yin
Fung Helen
Sanderson
Rosanna
Wei-han Li Adele
Outteridge Daisy Chun-hei
Choi Jonathan
Tse
Sharon
Smith. Wim
de Vos
Art
Advisor / Writer: USA
Prof.
Edward Powell
Gallery:
Fringe Club, The Economist
Gallery,
2 Lower Albert Road, South Block, Central, HK.
Tel 2521 7251.
Exhibition Dates: 3rd
June to 13th June 2002. inclusive.
Opening
Reception: 3rd June. 7 p.m. – 9 p.m.
Opening
Hrs: Monday to Saturday.
Noon to 10.30 p.m.
Grant This
project is sponsored by the Hong Kong Arts
Development Council
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What have you lost that might be found again ?
What can you find by searching ?
“Lost and Found speaks of real entities, people and things that we loose and
the ways in which they are discovered again or found even for the first time.” Prof.
E. Powell, Associate Professor of Studio Arts at the
University of Pittsburgh.
Art Curator and Visual Artist, Sharon Smith, from her house boat sets
a global challenge to a culturally diverse group of international artists, to
search for ideas, images or even themselves and find that which is lost or yet
undiscovered. How might their creative work express differences and
similarities in the way they understand and express their own realities of
life, through a common experience that everyone shares – lost and found.
“The common
threads or themes that are essential to life, that permeate
human existence are revealed through the reality and necessity of ‘opposites’.” Sharon Smith.
The exhibition goes beyond the expected, and the artists’ search
reveals their intellectual and academic thought process, based upon cultural
heritage and life experiences. These are expressed through the concepts of
childhood dreams, life and death, reinvention, destruction and human identity.
Sharon Smith has previously been the
architect for Under The Bed and Inner and
Outer Landscapes. Lost & Found is an extension of these
exhibitions, continuing her research into the visual representation of the
human responses and reactions to entities.
To preview artists and their work: -
http://www.geocities.com/lost_and_found_hk_au/
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