Fundraising 2013

Artworks and design product for sales, with all proceeds to be donated to HKNME in order to support the development of this ensemble, to continue promoting contemporary music for the local audience. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT

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AMA HUEN Ning (b.1982) is a Hong Kong artist, singer and songwriter. AMA was born in Hong Kong and graduated from the Department of Fine Arts at the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2004. Painting is her primary medium. 'Soul' is the ultimate entity AMA's been searching for in her life. Through the discipline of painting, she uncovers the different layers of a human soul. She constructs the inner-landscape of a person's subconsciousness, revealing facets of an immediate state of mind.
AMA, Music is not to be seen, it's to be heard, 2013 Oil, pencil, engravings on wood, 42 x 59cm (Diptych), Coutesy of the artist Price: HKD8,000

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Carmen HO received a Bachelor of Arts (Fine Arts) from the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2005. Hos artworks have been exhibited in Hong Kong and Singapore, and have been selected as one of the finalists in the Phillipp Charroil Foundation 18th Art Competition 2004, Hong Kong Biennale of Art 2005; and has been shortlisted in Hong Kong Art Prize 2013.

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Through the merge of realistic elements and surreal space, the painting creates a claim environment and an imaginary space for the audience.
Carmen Ho New Impressionism 2005 Mixed media on canvas 78 x 80cm Courtesy of the artist Price: HKD5,000

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The artist is fascinated with the relationship between the reality and illusion of visual perception; Carmen always questions herself Is what I see really what it is?. This then inspired her to create a series of optical illusion painting.
Carmen Ho Moon 2006 Acrylic on canvas 89 x 64 cm Courtesy of the artist Price: HKD4,000

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David BOYCE is a New Zealand born and Hong Kong based visual artist. His works have been exhibited in a number of private, public and corporate exhibitions. David has held 10 solo shows in the past ten years and has also participated in many group exhibitions in Macau, New York, New Zealand, Texas and Hong Kong.

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David Boyce Untitled 2008 Archival pigment print, white wooden frame 37 x 87cm 5 editions Courtesy of the artist Price: HKD7,000 The language of language, if you can excuse the tortuous expression, attracts my attention. Language can be described as beautiful, ugly, angry, aggressive, muscular, soft, pretty, the same words that are used to described objects, art works and people. The idea from these works came from several threads, and one of these is the beauty of Chinese calligraphy. There is an emphasis on aesthetic harmony in calligraphy, both in the written words and in the presentation, as there is in western illuminated manuscripts. For a while now I have been producing the occasional work based around random groupings of a series of related abstract images. I had begun a series of these taken from images of markings on sports fields in Hong Kong. While showing some of these images to a Hong Kong curator she remarked on how one set imitated Chinese characters. This comment was a catalyst to explore the idea further and combine the beauty of something that exists in day to day life into a larger body of work. What evolved is what you see here. I have distilled the message down to an abstraction, colour, shape and rhythm. said by David

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Jinah SOHN, a Korean artist, received the painting and sculpture master degrees from the State University of New York (U.S.A.). SOHNs works have been exhibited worldwidely such as in Mad Museum of art and design Mandarin (Singapore), Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art (New York, U.S.A.), Sungkok Art Museum (Korea), galleries in Japan, etc. The artist's work is well loved for the loud and dazzling scenery for which her ubiquitous chairs sit quietly and in solitude. Sohn Jinah has been humanizing chairs for more than a decade. The chair is the visual explanation of the idea of existence - a depiction of the most intimate space where the soul sits and therefore represents the self.

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Jin Ah Sohn Indifference 2011 Print with shimmering powder 500 x 500cm Edition 9 of 14 Courtesy of the Osage Art Consultancy Price: HKD11,670

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Jin Ah Sohn Indifference 2011 Print with shimmering powder 500 x 500cm Edition 13 of 14 Courtesy of the Osage Art Consultancy Price: HKD11,670

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Szelit CHEUNG was born in China in 1986. Cheng is an emerging young artist and have held three solo exhibitions since 2006.
Szelit Cheung Still Life 2011 Oil on canvas 91.5 x 76.5cm Courtesy of the Gallery Exit Price: HKD17,000

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Sebastian Gollings Flower Series - 30 x 30" (H76 x W76cm) Rectangular - H40 x W30" (H101 x W76cm) Edition 4-10 of 10 Courtesy of the artist Price: HKD19,400 (rectangular) Price: HKD14,000 (flower series) **more available images upon request**

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A flash of 18k gold-plated metal sweeps across the top of these Elizabeth and James sunglasses, designed with a detachable gold-plated chain. This limited-edition pair is packaged in an elegant display box with a mirror, case, and cleaning cloth. DESIGNER: In 2007, style makers Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen collaborated to create Elizabeth and James. This line merges downtown cool with uptown class, and mixes pieces that possess soft, feminine detail with others offering a more tailored, masculine edge. Impeccable construction and vintage inspiration are hallmarks of their fashion-forward label, which includes newly introduced lines of jewelry and shoes, not to mention clothing that runs the gamut from classic blazers to au courant jumpsuits and rompers. MEASUREMENTS Width: 5.75in / 14.75cm Height: 2in / 5cm

Limited Edition Elizabeth and James Sunglasses Courtesy of the Absolute Black Design Price: HKD3,426