(28 Mar 2025)
HONG KONG ART BASEL
SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Hong Kong – 19 March 2025
1. Various of installation “Lanternfly Ballet”, metal frame work, textile, floor vinyl by Monster Chetwynd, with live performance by two dancers
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Monster Chetwynd, artist:
“You’re going to hear beautiful, romantic music. You’re going to see a twinkly, glittery, colourful set. And I would say, you’re going to be excited by scale, because the sculptures are three metres or so big. So I’m using different materials, different beautiful fabrics, different tricks and ways to excite the audience.”
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Hong Kong – 26 March 2025
3. Various of installation “The Sky is the Limit”, oil, acrylic, sequins, plastic buttons on stitched and padded canvas by Pacita Abad and Pio Abad
4. Mid of gallerist Tina Kim admiring the artwork
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Tina Kim, gallerist representing late Philippine artist Pacita Abad:
“This particular installation is similar to the installation she had at San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. And I think for her, Pacita Abad’s work was really to talk to a wider audience. It was not only for those museum goers. She wanted to talk to people. She wanted to really tell everyone, and celebrate Asian diaspora, Asian culture. So to show it in this monumental scale was exactly how she would have liked it.”
6. Various live performance “Questioning the Line” by Movana Chen
7. Tilt down from “Dreconstructing”, shredded paper components into tapestries by Movana Chen to “Questioning the Line”
8. Wide pan of Berry Campbell Gallery
9. Mid of person taking photo of “Grass Fugue”, oil on linen by Lynne Drexler
10. Group in front of “The Sound of the Summer Hermit”, oil on canvas by Alice Baber
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Christine Berry, co-founder, Berry Campbell Gallery:
“We are two women business owners, and we have a specialty with women artists, women artists that were overlooked for a long time in the canon of art history. We’re bringing these women artists here because there’s a market here in Asia for what is sort of hot on the market. Women artists are being collected finally, and I think the collectors here in Asia are the first to understand this.”
12. Various of solo exhibition “Ew! There is hair in the food!!”, pencil on paper by South Korean artist Shin Min
13. SOUNDBITE (English) Angelle Siyang-Le, Director, Art Basel Hong Kong:
“Hong Kong and mainland China remain the highest attendance group. Mainland China in particular, they’re very excited to really come to Hong Kong, first of all, it’s very close for them to kind of just cross the border to come to Hong Kong. And secondly, they also use our platform as an annual reunion between them and their international art lovers, friends. So I think for the mainland Chinese high net-worth collectors, they have very much been treated as the most kind of prestigious Asian collectors at our shows. And people do very much look forward to connect once again with the mainland Chinese collectors.”
14. Various of installation “DOKU the Creator”, blind boxes, LED wall, flexible LED display film, LED scrollers, shelves, sofa, fabric, wood by mainland Chinese artist Lu Yang
15. Various of “Shadow Paintings”, oil on canvas by Gemma Smith
16. Wide pan of exhibition floor
17. Mid of “Constantly Evolving”, African Print Fabric by Samuel Nnorom
18. Wide of entrance of Art Basel in Hong Kong’s Convention and Exhibition Centre
19. Close of signs for Art Basel Hong Kong
20. Wide of visitors entering the fair
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