Fine Art Asia 2024

Activity: Conference/talk/lecture/symposium/speech/workshop, etcEvent organized by non-HKBU units

Description

The 19th edition of Fine Art Asia was successfully staged from 3 – 7 October at Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. The fair once again brought together renowned antique and art galleries, and attracted many prominent and knowledgeable dealers, collectors and connoisseurs.

This year marked the inaugural “Collectible Design – Asia Edition Pavilion” showcasing an impressive array of design collectibles from Hong Kong and various Asian regions, which garnered a positive reception. The featured designer pieces were highly regarded, with notable sales including the “Butterfly Chairs” by Chinese designer Zhu Xiaojie and the “Cloud of Happiness” ceiling lamps by Thai designer Korakot Aromdee. The pavilion established itself as a platform for presenting the finest design collectibles from across Asia, introducing a fresh concept for both emerging and seasoned collectors. Ms Grace Lau, the Curatorial Director, remarked, “The inaugural edition of the “Collectible Design – Asia Edition Pavilion” was very well received, attracting over 700 guests on the Private Preview day and more than 5,200 visitors throughout the fair. Regular patrons of Fine Art Asia discovered a whole new world of intriguing collectibles, which enhanced their overall experience at the event. Representatives, participating designers, and artisans welcomed the inclusion of collectible design in this annual fine art event. Design masters such as Mr Stanley Wong and Mr Dennis Chan have expressed their commitment to participating next year, recognising the platform’s potential and the positive responses from visitors. Meanwhile, emerging talents in the industry are already brainstorming new ideas for the upcoming edition, eager to explore collaborative opportunities with various artisans in this new arena for collectible concepts. The pavilion showcased over 100 items from Hong Kong, Mainland China, and Asia, featuring around 30 designers and artisans. The variety of collectible items ranged from accessories to homeware to furniture.”

Number of attendees (for events)

27000

Income

Nil
Period3 Oct 20247 Oct 2024
Held atFine Art Asia, Hong Kong
Degree of RecognitionInternational

User-Defined Keywords

  • Marquetry
  • Digital Craftsmanship
  • Computer aided design
  • Contemporary Furniture
  • Cultural heritage
  • Natural materials