Osage Kwun Tong : 05.17.2013 – 07.17.2013

:: Market Forces: The Friction of Opposites

Curators: Joselina Cruz, Ark Fongsmut, Lee Daehyung, Qiu Zhijie and Alia Swastika.

"The OSAGE ART FOUNDATION will present the second edition of the annual series of “Market Forces”, an exhibition which will provoke and challenge existing theories of value in art. This year, five curators from around the region will each present an individual project that examines the relationship of art to issues of morality and ethics. The curators are: Joselina Cruz, Ark Fongsmut, Lee Daehyung, Qiu Zhijie and Alia Swastika. Additionally, Osage Art Foundation will feature works by invited artists alongside these curated projects. These include: Joshua Oppenheimer’s film, The Act of Killing, and works by Au Hoi Lam, Nilo Ilarde, Vivian Poon, Jin Shan and Alvin Zafra. This exhibition is a free platform for free thinking about art and its dissemination and it will explore the relationship of art to the patterns of conduct that are accepted or established as consistent with ethical and moral decisions.

The Act of Killing will be screen daily at 10:00 am, 12:45 pm, 3:30 pm.

This exhibition is supported by EPSON. "

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Osage Atelier : 05.17.2013 – 06.24.2013

:: LIANG Quan: Life Poetry of Mountain Tea Time

OSAGE GALLERY is pleased to announce its first solo exhibition for the Chinese artist Liang Quan, Life Poetry of Mountain Tea Time, featuring a series of tea-themed recent works by this new ink artist.

Osage Open : 03.22.2013 - 05.30.2013

:: Au Hoi Lam: My father is Over the Ocean

In her recent exhibition "My father is Over the Ocean", Hong Kong artist Au Hoi Lam presents series of paintings and installations derived from the remembrance of her father. She transformed components of her father's bed into a keepsake of remembrance that maps the coordinates of memories. "My father", a song she adapted from "My Bonnie", is converted into imageries, symbols and sound which linger in the exhibition space - the 'ocean' where 365 days of yearning is embedded in.