Contemporary ink art
Exhibited Artist: Kwok Hom Sum, Chan Shing Kau, Nina Pryde, Victor Wong, Brenda Hong, Laurence Lee, Margaret Yeung, Sin Yuen, Wu Pui Wah, Chiang Yu Ting, Christina Tung, Wong Kai Wai, Wong Tik Wa, Yau Mui Chun, Yu Mui Sin, Chung Lap Kau, Shum Yuen Wa, Siu Wai Hing, Chan Yin Wan, Winne Leung, Rick Chan, Louis Leung, Martha Cheung, Chris Chan, Agnes Chan, John Wong, Cheung Yau Fat, Kenneth Ip, Stanley Cheung, Yenie Leung, Yik Hang, Jiwye To, Wu Siu Ping, Lai Kwan Ting
Booth: A21
Pryde, Nina (b.1945)
Eventide
2022
Ink and colour on paper
H. 64 x W. 104 cm
In 1973, Liu Kuo-sung established a two-year diploma course in Contemporary Ink Painting in Hong Kong and held two Contemporary Ink Art Exhibitions in 1975 and 1976. In 1977, the Hong Kong Modern Ink Painting Society (HKMIPS) was formally established with the participants of the two Modern Ink Painting Exhibitions as its backbone. Since its inception, the HKMIPS has been committed to researching and expanding the field of ink painting, respecting the different styles of ink creations among its members, and organizing academic lectures and international exhibitions of the ink medium. As the consultant of the HKMIPS, Liu Kuo-sung has a sense of mission to develop and promote the traditional culture of the nation. He continues to advocate the ‘modernization of Chinese painting’, which has brought modern ink painting into the mainstream of Chinese art. Liu Kuo-sung is also known as the father of modern ink painting and the pioneer of modern Chinese painting.
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