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Thank you “World Chinese Weekly” for inviting Hong Kong contemporary ink feather artist Christina Tung Wai to feature her work “Propitious Portent”. We would also like to extend our thanks to Ms. Chen Ruilin, an ethnic Chinese writer and acclaimed overseas literary critic, for her special recommendation piece.   Read the full article： https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/Cyvs-u3sfpshfI6BxgquCQ    

Thank you CCARTD for the feature on Hong Kong Contemporary Ink Feather Artist Christina Tung Wai!   Read the full article： https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/8PSIP3F1PeiJquZX16j-AQ  

Organised by Contemporary Innovative Ink Painting Association, “Contemporary Innovative Ink Painting Association 2023” will be held 9th to 15th January 2024 at Exhibition Hall, 1/F, Low Block, Hong Kong City Hall, 5 Edinburgh Place, Central, Hong Kong, showcasing works from over 20 local artists including Hong Kong contemporary ink feather artist Christina Tung Wai. Mark your calendar and be sure to visit us!     “Contemporary Innovative Ink Painting Association 2023”   Venue： Exhibition Hall, 1/F, Low Block, Hong Kong City Hall, 5 Edinburgh Place, Central, Hong Kong   Exhibition Period & Opening Hours： 9 Jan 2024 (Tue)   3 - 6pm   10-14 Jan 2024 (Wed-Sun)   10am - 7pm   15 Jan 2024 (Mon)   10am - 5pm   Christina Tung Wai, Blessings (2), 2022, Acrylic on Cowhide Leather, Set of two 123 cm x 306 cm

Organised by Christie’s Hong Kong, the exhibition “Imagery of Lotuses · Misty Mountains” Ink Art of Louis Mak will be held 9th to 16th January 2024 at Christie’s Hong Kong Gallery, 22/F, Alexandra House, 18 Chater Road, Central, Hong Kong. The exhibition “Imagery of Lotuses · Misty Mountains” Ink Art of Louis Mak will feature over forty recent ink paintings by renowned artist Louis Mak. We cordially invite you to join us at the opening ceremony on 8th January 2024, at 5pm.   ——   “Imagery of Lotuses · Misty Mountains” Ink Art of Louis Mak   Venue： Christie’s Hong Kong Gallery, 22/F, Alexandra House, 18 Chater Road, Central, Hong Kong   Opening Ceremony： 8 Jan 2024 (Mon)   5pm   VIP Preview： 8 Jan 2024 (Mon)   3 - 6pm   Exhibition Period & Opening Hours： 9-16 Jan 2024 (Tue)   10:30am - 5:30pm   ** Flowers respectfully declined **

Organised by Shine Art Association, “2023 Joint Exhibition of the Shine Art Association” will be held 11th to 14th January 2024 at Exhibition Gallery 2-3, G/F, Hong Kong Central Library, 66 Causeway Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong. The exhibition will showcase works from 8 local artists, including Hong Kong contemporary ink feather artist Christina Tung Wai. You are welcome to visit us and enjoy a feast for the eyes.     “2023 Joint Exhibition of the Shine Art Association”   Venue： Exhibition Gallery 2-3, G/F, Hong Kong Central Library, 66 Causeway Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong   Exhibition Period & Opening Hours： 11 Jan 2024 (Thur)   2pm - 8pm   12-13 Jan 2024 (Fri-Sat)   10am - 8pm   14 Jan 2024 (Sun)   10am - 3pm ** Flowers respectfully declined **   Christina Tung Wai, Frozen Echoes, 2022, Mixed Media on Paper, 73 cm x 102 cm

Cheer Bell Gallery Artist Jian | YIT x Fine Art Asia Online Art Auction2023.11.22 20:00 – 2023.11.26   21:30     Cheer Bell Gallery is pleased to announce our participation in “When Traditional Meets Contemporary” Online Art Auction, presented by YIT and Fine Art Asia. Seven pieces of artworks by Cheer Bell Gallery artist Jian (Lot no. 19 to 25) will be live for online bidding under the section "Contemporary Painting” starting from 22 Nov 2023, 8pm, and ending on 26 Nov 2023, 9:30pm. We sincerely invite you to join the auction and place your bids.   Download the “一条” app (https://www.yit.com/download?type=yit), or use the “一条”mini program in WeChat to join the auction. Bring all your favorite artworks home, and get yourself into the festive spirit!     About Jian   Jian, a seasoned Chinese artist with over four decades of experience, is a graduate of the Central Academy of Arts & Design (now the Academy of Arts & Design, Tsinghua University) where she majored in lacquer painting. After graduation, she further pursued her studies in lacquer art at Kanazawa College of Art in the 1990s. She moved to live abroad in the US for 18 years since 2000 which is also where contemporary and abstract traits in Jian’s works emerge. Her works have been showcased in international art exhibitions in China, South Korea, Japan, the United States, Taiwan, etc. with collectors all over the world. Though Jian’s artistic style appears to be abstract, she takes inspiration from ancient Chinese poetry and incorporates in her works figurative elements such as floral shapes and bird patterns that appeared in her dreams, fantasies, or fragments of life. It is essentially a reinterpretation of elements of flowers, water, and clouds in traditional Chinese poetry. The alternation and overlap between various texture in Jian’s works will surely evoke viewers’ sensation of synesthesia and stir one’s soul, as if an unbridled symphony envisioning a resplendent and kaleidoscopic world with colour as notes and texture as rhythm.