Past Art Fair
Fine Art Asia 2022
04 Oct - 08 Oct | 2022
Hon Chi-funKan Tai-KeungLi Wei-Han RosannaMak WinnieMan Fung-yiTai XiangzhouWang MengshaWang TiandeLeng Hong Introduction
Landscapes Through Time
Alisan Fine Arts is delighted to announce the gallery’s participation in Fine Art Asia this October with a curated selection of landscapes that hark back to the past with scenes of bygone eras both mythical and real. A total of nine Chinese artists who work in different media across generations are represented. They include two well-known Hong Kong artists: Hon Chi-Fun (1922-2019) and Kan Tai-Keung; two internationally acclaimed ink artists Wang Tiande and Tai Xiangzhou, as well a selection of women artists: sculptor Man Fung-Yi, ceramicist Li Wei-Han, Rosanna; ink painter Winnie Mak and emerging artist Wang Mengsha.
A highlight of the booth will be eight landscape paintings of Hong Kong and Macau painted in the 1950s-60s by Hon Chi-Fun as well as new works by Wang Tiande, Winnie Mak, and Wang Mengsha.
In addition to presenting Winnie Mak’s work at our booth, Prelude of Autumn will be on sale at HKAGA’s booth G18. Proceeds of the sale will raise funds for the association’s ongoing public activities.
Furthermore, Chinese diaspora artist Leng Hong's oil paintings of four ancient beauties are on display at Fine Art Asia 's public space between Booth F2 and A8.
Alisan Fine Arts is delighted to announce the gallery’s participation in Fine Art Asia this October with a curated selection of landscapes that hark back to the past with scenes of bygone eras both mythical and real. A total of nine Chinese artists who work in different media across generations are represented. They include two well-known Hong Kong artists: Hon Chi-Fun (1922-2019) and Kan Tai-Keung; two internationally acclaimed ink artists Wang Tiande and Tai Xiangzhou, as well a selection of women artists: sculptor Man Fung-Yi, ceramicist Li Wei-Han, Rosanna; ink painter Winnie Mak and emerging artist Wang Mengsha.
A highlight of the booth will be eight landscape paintings of Hong Kong and Macau painted in the 1950s-60s by Hon Chi-Fun as well as new works by Wang Tiande, Winnie Mak, and Wang Mengsha.
In addition to presenting Winnie Mak’s work at our booth, Prelude of Autumn will be on sale at HKAGA’s booth G18. Proceeds of the sale will raise funds for the association’s ongoing public activities.
Furthermore, Chinese diaspora artist Leng Hong's oil paintings of four ancient beauties are on display at Fine Art Asia 's public space between Booth F2 and A8.