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“Blue” by Ma Shuqing, China, SDF Gallery, Room 4219
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“Fang Sheng 2” by Gao Jiayu, Yunyu Gallery, China, Room 4121
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"Load" by Priya Janghu, Canada, Room 4206
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“Red Cactus” by Timofey Smirnov, Red Square Gallery, Russia, Room 4104
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“Kylin” by Ding Wenqing, SUOMEI M50 ART GALLERY, China, Room 4221
Exhibition
Asia Contemporary Art Show (Spring Edition 2019)
30 Mar 2019 – 1 Apr 2019
Event times
Asia Contemporary Art Show, 14th Edition
Conrad Hong Kong, 40 – 43 floors
March 30th – April 1st, 2019
Opening Hours:
Saturday, March 30th | 1pm – 8pm
Sunday, March 31th | 1pm – 8pm
Monday, April 1st | 11am – 6pm
Cost of entry
Tickets:
Available from January 24th at HK TICKETING at www.hkticketing.com
HK$270 (admits two if purchased online; admits one if purchased at the door); 15% discount for tickets purchased using a UnionPay Credit Card.
Free admission for children under 16yrs accompanied by an adult.
On the exciting 14th edition of the Asia Contemporary Art Show will be more than 2,500 pieces of the most compelling contemporary art being produced today, presented across 85 art living spaces, and including original paintings, limited editions, sculpture and photography.
About
Now in its 14thedition, the Show will take place March 29th– April 1st, 2019 at the Conrad Hong Kong, and will welcome more than 80 galleries from Asia and the world, including up-and-coming and mid-career artists. The Show kicks off on Friday, March 29thwith the exclusive UnionPay Private View and the UnionPay VIP Collectors Preview. General admission opens on Saturday, March 30thand continues until Monday, April 1st.
“Art is certainly closing out a solid year in Hong Kong, albeit in the past few weeks there has been distraction from trade issues and yo-yo stock indices. No one blinked this past Fall, when we saw record attendance and turnover at art fairs and solid auction results.” remarked Show Director Mark Saunderson, “On top of that, early benefits from the Greater Bay Area development - the economic hub made up of Hong Kong, Macau and nine mainland Chinese cities. So looking ahead to 2019, there’s certainly fresh opportunity to spur Hong Kong’s dynamic art market and its dominant role in Asia.”
Saunderson continues, “At the Asia Contemporary Art Show, it’s our mission to curate an intimate art experience and introduce a wide range of art and artists, both emerging and mid-career to our visitors. The Show next Spring is no exception. Erica Hestu Wahyuni, for example, is a promising artist from Indonesiawhoseworks have been sold at auction, including Christie’s, Sotheby’s, Bonhams and other reputable houses. Timofey Smirnov is a unique graphic artist from Russia who has won recognition from the Russian Academy of Arts. We are also excited to present a Gao Jiayu, a Chinese artist who works in porcelain. Her works explain the close interplay between humans and the universe.”
Parking, MTR, Taxis:
The 5-star hotel is conveniently served by the MTR station in the basement of Pacific Place, and has abundant car parking and taxi ranks outside the hotel, or at Pacific Place 1 and 2.
Tickets:
Available from January 24th at www.hkticketing.com
HK$270 (admits two if purchased online; admits one if purchased at the door); 15% discount for tickets purchased using a UnionPay Credit Card.
Free admission for children under 16yrs accompanied by an adult.
Plan Your Visit: http://www.asiacontemporaryart.com/home/main/en/
Inquiry: visitors@asiacontemporaryart.com
