「多元視野— 八、九〇年代香港藝術新象」: 展覽製作的整體化策展實踐

Translated title of the contribution: “New Horizons: Ways of Seeing Hong Kong Art in the 80s and 90s”: An Integrated Approach to Curatorial Practices on Exhibition-making

方敏兒*

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Abstract

本次展覽於 2021年3月5日至2022 年5月29日在香港藝術館舉辦,由方敏 兒和香港藝術館聯合策展。參展藝術家包括陳育強、蔡仞姿、馮漢紀、 馮美華、鮑藹倫,以及 Para/Site(曾德平、梁志和、黃志恆、李志芳、 文晶瑩、梁美萍,以及第二代成員梁寶山),與《女那禾多》(李家昇、 黃楚喬、李志芳、劉清平、黃啟裕) 的創始成員,涵蓋具代表性藝術家 與藝術團體,同時展出研究員盧燕珊籌劃的特別項目 「 再想象香港藝術 共同體」 及祈大衛的藝術作品。

Co-curated by Janet Fong and the Hong Kong Museum of Art (HKMoA) and showing at the HKMoA from 5 March 2021 to 29 May 2022, the exhibition includes artists Chan Yuk-keung, Choi Yan-chi, May Fung, Ellen Pau, Joseph Fung Hon-kee, the founding members and the second generation of Para/ Site (Tsang Tak-ping, Leung Chi-wo, Sara Wong Chi-hang, Patrick Lee Chee- fong, Phoebe Man Ching-ying, Leung Mee-ping and Anthony Leung Po-shan) and the co-founders of NuNaHeDuo (Lee Ka-sing, Holly Lee, Patrick Lee, Lau Ching-ping, and Blues Wong Kai-yu) as representative sections of artists and artist collectives, with the dedicated section "Discourse of Reimagined Hong Kong Art Communities" organised by researcher Lo Yin-shan and display of David Clarke's artwork.
Translated title of the contribution“New Horizons: Ways of Seeing Hong Kong Art in the 80s and 90s”: An Integrated Approach to Curatorial Practices on Exhibition-making
Original languageMultiple languages
Title of host publication多元視野—八、九〇年代香港藝術新象
EditorsJanet Fong
Place of PublicationHong Kong
PublisherHong Kong Museum of Art
Pages40-55
Number of pages16
Edition1st
Publication statusPublished - Sept 2022

User-Defined Keywords

  • Hong Kong Art
  • 1980s
  • 1990s
  • Art History
  • Contemporary Art
  • exhibition-making

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