Galleri Magazine (Issue One)

CONTENTS ONE

001 KENNETH TSANG 002 JEFF HAHN 003 GRAPHICAIRLINES 004 LEON SAPERSTEIN 005 ZHAO FANG 006 JAY FORSTER 007 DUSK 008 JOHN LUI 009 EAMONN O’BOYLE 010 NICOLA RUSSELL 011 START FROM ZERO 012 CHEANG WAI LING 013 ISABELLBELLBELL 014 KS 015 WILLIAM FURNISS 016 TIFFANY CHEETAH 017 ANDREW LOITERTON 018 JUSTO 019 EVEREVERSE 020 JON TADASHI MARTIN 021 YU CHEN 022 CELESTIAL 023 ADRIAN TSANG 024 L1ESONE 025 FRANKLIN 026 JOYSUKE WON 027 LAM YUK LIN 028 NICK STREET 029 TIMON WEHRLI 030 CATHLOVE 031 AKW vs STEVE ELLUL 032 CLARICE YUEN 033 REGINA 034 ANTHONY WALLACE 035 2020 036 RACKS 037 BIRCH 038 ST/ART COLLECTIVE 039 HIGH & DRY 040 GROUP SHOW

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A NOTE FROM THE EDITORS

Most editor’s letters seem to begin with a hefty dose of self-congratulation. But as we sit here about to go to print on this first issue of Galleri Magazine all there really is to say is a very sincere and deeply felt Thank You…

Thank you to all the people around us who have helped in so many ways in making this project happen. Thank you to all the support team at Red Dog, China Stylus and Red Cactus who put up with us as we gave way too much time to the magazine and not enough time to them. Thank you for the unfaltering enthusiasm that so many have shown for the idea. And thank you to all those who have stepped up to provide all manner of help, support and assistance.

But most of all, thank you to all the artists and contributors who have given us their work. The response has been incredible. We have enough great material to fill the first three issues already. The diversity, quality and energy of what you see here proves what we already know – that Hong Kong has a thriving, ever-growing creative community that is better than some, and equal to many others in the world.

And thank you for looking. We hope you appreciate this magazine and the fact that it is very proudly Made in Hong Kong.

Jay FC & Timon WehrliJuly 2007, Hong Kong

Note All artists’ profiles in the magazine have been reprinted exactly as they were provided and in the language they were provided. Each artist represented themselves the way they wanted to be seen, therefore we have chosen not to edit or standardise the text.

備註所有artists資料會原原本本跟投稿的版本刊登。本雜誌沒有作任何修改。

編輯隨筆

大多編輯總會在編輯的話大幅吹噓一番，Galleri第一期即將誕生，我們卻

只想藉著這機會，講一聲從心底發出的 ’多謝 ’。

感謝身邊各朋友的幫助，令這個計劃得以實行。感謝 Red Dog, ChinaStylus 及 Red Cactus 各成員的支持和時間。感謝各熱心人士給予的寶貴意見及

ideas。亦感謝曾經參予，協助及支持我們的所有人。

當然，要衷心感激的，還有各投稿的藝術創作者。反應實在空前熱烈，

稿件的數目足夠三期 Galleri Magazine 所用 ! 在這裡，就你所看到的藝術

作品，其多樣化，質數，及熱誠，已証明 – 香港有個繁榮，不斷成長的

創作社群，他們的創作，好比，甚至，已超越其他地方。

最後，多謝各讀者支持，希望你會喜歡，亦都希望大家會為這本香港製

造的雜誌而感到驕傲 !

Jay FC & Timon WehrliJuly 2007, Hong Kong

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EXHIBITION 001 KENNETH TSANG

Profile Kenneth Tsang graduated at Baylor University, Waco, Texas in August, 2006; major in Studio Art. His concentration was oil painting and graphic design. He also spent time in Tokyo, Japan and Florence, Italy studying art history, drawing and painting. His first Painting Exhibition was held in Cultural Art Center, Temple, Texas in March 2006. Later on, he organized and exhibited a joint photography and design exhibition in Baylor University in May 2006. He won the best of painting scholarship in the 2006 Emerging Texas Artist Award in May 2006. In 2007, Kenneth started working on two photography projects; “my grandparents” and “the rainbow village” and a whole new series of painting. Kenneth is currently working as a graphic designer at AJL Photography Ltd.

Contact [email protected]

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Profile Student/photographer, swiss/chinese, 17. Loves Winter and Sunlight. Enjoys living life spontaneous and free. Interested in human conscious/subconscious and all things spiritual.

Website www.jeff-hahn.com

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EXHIBITION 003 GRAPHICAIRLINES

Profile Graphicairlines is a creative team of 2 people. Our aim is to ENJOY THE VOYAGE! GAL member TAT: (M) Illustrator and designer. He established Graphicairlines in search of his own creative space. GAL member VI: (F) Without a thought, she accidentally stepped into the world of creating, but surprisingly feels so good with it. She wants to keep on doing what she enjoys.


Websiteswww.graphicairlines.com www.flickr.com/photos/graphiicairlines/

EXHIBITION 003GraphicAirlines are core members of the ST/ART urban art collective, an initiative of ChinaStylus Studio. www.start.hk

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EXHIBITION 004 LEON SAPERSTEIN

Profile Many ancient cultures believe the camera captures the soul of it’s subjects. Within my work I feel this to be true. It seems a beautiful expression of the nude form is not always just a beautiful piece of art, but can also be an experience of enlightenment and understanding of who we are as a physical and emotional beings. In my work I’m interested in showing this energetic flow of “Chi” that we radiate.

Website www.saperstein.com

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EXHIBITION 005 ZHAO FANG

Profile1972 Born in Chang Chun, Jilin Province, China.1997 Graduated from the Jilin Academy of Fine Arts, China.

Solo Exhibition2006 Fist Power, Schoeni Art Gallery, Hong Kong.

Exhibitions2006 Art Beijing, represented by Schoeni Art Gallery, National Agricultural Exhibition Center, Beijing.

MiArt, represented by Schoeni Art Gallery,11th International Modern and Contemporary of Fine Art Milan, Italy.

Publication2006 Fist Power, Schoeni Art Gallery, Hong Kong.


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EXHIBITION 006 JAY FORSTER

Profile Part designer – part machine – part comb-over, Jay is known as one segment of the Robot collective and mastermind behind Salon de Pigeon (not hair salon, nor pigeon boutique). Once described as a “granddaddy of cool” by a young upstart, Jay is keen to retain his street credibility by creating imagery that resonates with young trendy folk, whilst in reality he secretly enjoys wearing slippers and consuming digestive biscuits.


Websiteswww.salondepigeon.comwww.robotunderground.netwww.tensileform.comwww.worldcitycommittee.comwww.clockenflap.com

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Title: Dishes Camera used: LC-A

Film used: Fuji Velvia 100 iso 135 slide film (E to C processed)

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Name Dusk

Birthday 22/02/82

Gender Female

General History Graduated a BFA in year 2005 at Whitecliffe College of Arts and Design in New Zealand majoring Fashion Design. After graduated, moved back to Hong Kong and worked as an assistant Fashion Designer for nearly 2 years. I have no formal training in photography at school or in any other institutions. I took pictures as my hobby, it all started in year 2005 when I received a Lomo Coloursplash camera as a Christmas present. By self-experiencing and trial, now taking photographs became one of my daily activities.


Title: Good morning, Hangzhou Camera used: Pentax Espio MiniFilm used: Era 100 iso 125 black and white film

Title: Happy Together Camera used: Fuji Tiara II Film used: Fuji Superia 200 iso 135 colour film

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Title: SmokeCamera used: Diana Film used: Kodak T-MAX 400 iso 120 black and white film

Title: The DoorCamera used: Diana Film used: Kodak T-MAX 400 iso 120 black and white film

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Title: The WayCamera used: Pentax Espio MiniFilm used: Era 100 iso 125 black and white film

EXHIBITION 008 JOHN LUI

Profile John-John was what they used to call him. But now he is all grown up and faces the responsibilities that society has for him to take care of. Optimistic to take on this task, he navigates the world, ensuring a bright future. With so many styles out there, he explores to find a hole to dig himself into. Showered by dust, he is always one step behind the trendsetters. Eager, all he knows is to stick with what has worked for him whilst they still called him by his nickname. And that is to be challenged and excited for the new and unknown. To having faith and taking that one extra step outside one’s comfort zone. And tackling all the opportunities the world throws at him with humility. Wisest is the man who is always willing to learn. And that is something he can only hope he will stick with. To the beginning...


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John Lui is currently working at ChinaStylus Studio where he spends his hours working on Galleri Magazine. www.chinastylus.com

EXHIBITION 009 EAMONN O’BOYLE

Name Eamonn O’Boyle

Profile Eamonn O’Boyle graduated from the National College of Art and Design Dublin, Ireland in 2001 and received a BA Hons degree in Visual Communications (majoring in illustration). He has been living and working in Hong Kong since that time as a freelance illustrator and painter. He has illustrated for numerous corporate and fashion related clients such as Time Magazine, Esprit, Nike, Seibu and Lane Crawford. He has also illustrated six children’s books to date and is currently writing & illustrating his first book ‘Mr Green’sNest’. Prior to moving to HK Eamonn exhibited his work at several galleries in Dublin - Whyte’s, Oisin and the Blue Leaf gallery.

Websites www.mreamonn.com(Currently under construction and will most probably remain under construction for quite some time – but please feel free to check it at your leisure)

www.whytes.ie/Biographies/BiogsMP.htm#oboyle


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EXHIBITION 010 NICOLA RUSSELL

Profile: I graduated with a studio art degree from New York University, where I was influenced by performance art and photographers such as Cindy Sherman and Nikki S. Lee. My work generally gravitated towards themes of identity, race and sexuality. While in New York I worked with local photographers Lyle Ashton Harris and Michael Lavine.

Since moving back to Hong Kong I have been working as a graphic designer and now am the art director of the publishing company PPP Company Ltd.

I still take pictures at my own leisure and would like to continue making conceptual photographic art projects. In the near future I am thinking of either going back to school or taking some time off to travel the world.


Website www.flickr.com/photos/nimamoru

Title: Confrontation, 2002Medium: digital print

Title: Untitled (She Got Me), 2002Medium: digital print

Title: Submission, 2002Medium: digital print

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EXHIBITION 011 START FROM ZERO

Profile START stands for Street ART, Stencil ART and Sticker ART. There are two meanings of “Start From Zero”; 1) He started performing street art from nothing, i.e. “zero”. He hopes that when someone sees his stickers, they will be like him and start doing street art from “zero”. 2) It can be a slogan for encouraging people when they are unhappy, down or miserable. He also wants people to remind their friends of this slogan when the same things happen.

Apart from using stickers, “Start From Zero” also uses wheat pastes, spraying on stencils with different characters and illustrations to convey his message on the streets.“Start From Zero” does solo street art as well as collaboration street art. He is also an active member of a Hong Kong street art crew – ST/ART.

Besides performing street art, ”Start From Zero” will release various products; T shirts, badges caps, key chains and other accessories. These are the additional media for Start From Zero to more widely spread his message to everyone.

Website www.startfromzero.org

Start From Zero is a founding member of the ST/ART urban art collective, an initiative of ChinaStylus Studio. www.start.hk

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EXHIBITION 012 CHEANG WAI LING

Name: Cheang Wai Ling Rita

Occupation: Illustrator

Contact: [email protected]

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EXHIBITION 013 ISABELLBELLBELL

Profile “Movement” and “The Moment”.I remember a friend, who studied photography, asked me once the difference between these two terms. To me, “Movement”, is something that will never stop, an action. “The Moment” is a frame, an everlasting action inside the moment. I don’t know if this is correct, but that’s my answer.

I’m Isabell Chan. I was born and have lived all my life in Hong Kong, and I fell in love with photography since I took a couple of shots of my friends, where I could see “The Moment”. It was right then that I decided to give up my routine office job and throw myself into photography, trying to find a way to do better, and wanting to learn more about it, because I love it.

I worked with Ike, a great black & white photographer, for half a year, then from early 2006 I joined the Red Dog team, where I have been based until now. I have been focused on implementing what I’ve learnt into my own photography; nothing fancy, just simple and natural things. But mostly, I love catching the moment inside the movement. “The Moment”, which lasts forever and ever.


Website www.flickr.com/photos/isabellbellchan/

Isabell Chan is currently working full time at Red Dog Studio.www.reddogstudio.com.hk

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Name ks

Profile ks (wor.ks.1.ow) has been a pioneering street artist in Hong Kong since 2000. Starting off using traditional graffiti techniques, he has also been using posters, wheatpaste and stickers as his street medium. The “my little spokesman” project can be seen across Hong Kong, spreading his message to all people who pay attention on the street. ks is one of the original members of the ST/ART street art collective. He is also involved in illustration work and design.


Website kahsone.blogspot.com

Size & Medium 255 x 355mm Watercolor and ink on paper with computer graphics.

ks is a core member of the ST/ART urban art collective, an initiative of ChinaStylus. www.start.hk

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EXHIBITION 015 WILLIAM FURNISS

Name Willam Furniss

Hong Kong from the corner of your eye.

Age 37

Eyes Blue

Camera Mamiya Press

Websites www.williamfurniss.comwww.10chancerylanegallery.com

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EXHIBITION 016 TIFFANYCHEETAH

Nationality Chinese

Name Tiffanycheetah

Sex Female

Country Hong Kong

Biography Tiffanycheetah is a Hong Kong artist. In 2006, she started working in a graphic house creating mostly illustrations and graphics. She has always been interested in illustration and creativity in general and puts as much time to enjoy herself every moment she can.

She looks for inspiration all the time that she encounters, lives for and witnesses, especially the most obvious ones. My illustrations are deeply inspired by occurrences impacting our daily lives – like the keep fit trend. She hates fat, she hates slim… and all the things going wrong in the world. She loves to create nude girls and fat girls to go against the negative thinking of the human body. In recent years she has fallen in love with hair.


Website www.flickr.com/photos/tiffanycheetah/

Tiffany is currently working full time at ChinaStylus Studio.www.chinastylus.com

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Name Justo Cascante III

Profile Justo Cascante has been living in Hong Kong for 14 years now; He’s originally from Manila Philippines. After graduating Fine Arts major in Painting, he started to work as a Special Effects Make-up Artist and a Senior Sculptor. After few years he moved to Hong Kong to work for Tsui Harks film outfit and production house as a multimedia artist using different mediums to produce visual effects for movies including 3d animation.

Because of its fast pace life and fast intake of information painting and drawing becomes a cooling system to balance himself to produce more quality works. After experiencing a series of mild depression he started to paint beautiful and happy images and need not to see the shadows of his pain. For in the process of his narrative, and in the process of a living expression, my works offered me a kind of balance that revealed both the Beauty of Nature and the poignancy of this life.

Like a Code that needs to be broken… his art can be viewed in many ways. Interpretation becomes the responsibility of my viewers. He is a simple man with a complex story. The burden of his complexity is but him alone. He therefore leaves with you, his viewers the simple narrative that invokes the poetic license of his artistry.

Justo had four one-man exhibition in Hong Kong and Philippines and fifteen group exhibitions. His commercial works on computers open up a new view on how he sees his future paintings based from patterned and pre-digested images from pop culture and famous local everyday icons. Hopefully they will be transparent and blended in terms of form and content.


Websiteshttp://www.thewipe.comhttp://www.plastictoyplanet.com

AboveTitle: Balloon HeartSize: 12x16 inchesMedium: Oil on canvas

RightTitle: Dig Life

Size: 12x16 inchesMedium: Oil anvas

Title: LifeSize: 12x16 inchesMedium: Oil on canvas

Title: Funny and DuckSize: 12x16 inchesMedium: Oil on canvas

Title: Funny gets lifeSize: 12x16 inchesMedium: Oil on canvas

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Title: My HouseSize: 12x16 inchesMedium: Oil on canvas

EXHIBITION 018 ANDREW LOITERTON

Name Andrew Loiterton

Profile Andrew came to Hong Kong in 1993 after completing his studies in Sydney, Australia. Following a number of years working in various design firms, Andrew decided it was high time to down tools and attribute due attention to his long-time passion, photography.

The subject matter of Andrew’s photography is reflective of his diverse interests. His professional assignments have taken him from the heights of fashion to the peaks of the Himalaya, from overheated studios in Hong Kong to the frozen tundra of Alaska.

Now based full-time in Hong Kong, Andrew set up AJL Photography in 2000, and provides both digital and traditional photographic services on location and in-studio to local and international clients.

ContactGround Floor, No. 4 Sun Street, Wanchai, Hong Kong

Websiteswww.ajlphoto.comhttp://weddings.ajlphoto.com

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EXHIBITION 019 EVEREVER§E

Name Everever§e

Nationality Italian

Age 27 years old

Profile Graphic and web design since 2001 try to navigate through as many different culture as possible believing in the magic of perception and interpretation.

“..The pillars of Nature’s temple are alive and sometimes yield perplexing messages: forests of symbols between us and the shrine remark our passage with accustomed eyes..” Charles baudelaire – Les Fleurs Du Mal

Website www.evereverse.com

Project Description FACE THE COLOR digital graphic on digital photography pixel on monitor ratio 0.69083225

Title: A word in four tones.Follow the shades between signifier and signified.

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Name Jon Tadashi Martin

Profile Jon’s work is untitled and was inspired by a beautiful model, Thallyta, who had the day off.

Thanks to Denise Siobhan Toms for hair & make-up.


Jon Tadashi Martin is currently working full time at Red Dog Studiowww.reddogstudio.com.hk

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EXHIBITION 021 YU CHEN

Profile 1963 Born in Guizhou Province, China.1981 Graduated from the Guizhou Art Institute, Guizhou Province, China.1988 Graduated from Engraving Department of the Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing, China.

Selected Solo Exhibitions1997 Cite Internationale des Arts, Paris, France2003 Red Babies, Schoeni Art Gallery, Beijing, China2005 Red Babies II, Schoeni Art Gallery, Hong Kong

Selected Group Exhibitions2002 International Women Artists’ Exhibition, the National Museum of Fine Arts, Beijing2002 China Art Exhibition, Cairo, Egypt2003 Open Your Eyes – Chen Yu & Yu Chen, Lotus Lifestyle Gallery and Schoeni Art Gallery, Bangkok2004 Through the Artists’ Eyes – A Tribute to Manfred Schoeni, Schoeni Art Gallery, Hong Kong2005 2nd Annual Chinese International Gallery Exposition, Schoeni Art Gallery2006 Beyond the Canvas, Shanghai Tang and Schoeni Art Gallery, Hong Kong2006 Made in China, Opera Gallery, London2007 Hong Kong Breast Cancer Foundation Gala Dinner Exhibition, Hong Kong

Publications2003 Red Babies, published by Schoeni Art Gallery, Hong Kong2005 Red Babies II, published by Schoeni Art Gallery, Hong Kong2006 The Chen Family, Published by Schoeni Art Gallery, Hong Kong


Title: Red Babies 2005 Series No. 17Size: 120 cm x 150 cmMedium: Mixed Media

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LeftTitle: Red Babies 2005 Series No. 15Size: 150 cm x 120 cmMedium: Mixed Media

RightTitle: Red Babies 2005 Series No. 11Size: 110 cm x 100 cmMedium: Mixed Media

Bottom RightTitle: Red Babies 2006 Series No. 10Size: 150 cm x 120 cmMedium: Mixed Media

Top RightTitle: Red Babies 2004 Series No. 14Size: 110 cm x 100 cmMedium: Mixed Media

Profile Celestial are a Hong Kong musical collective and what you see here is the artwork created by producer, Peter Millward, for the CD sleeve of the fourth Celestial album, “Electric Road”. The photo-montage (created from scratch by Pete) portrays a surreal Hong Kong street - but don’t bother looking for it, it doesn’t really exist. “I love Photo-Shop!” says Pete. Although “Electric Road” is the name of a real street, the album isn’t really about that street, but rather the name serves as a descriptor for an imagined soundscape, or subterranean mind space, somewhere nearer the bottom of Hong Kong’s harbour, if the underwater dub electronica which makes up the album is anything to go by. And the sleeve is an apt reflection of this, like the false memory of a perfect (imagined) past.

Website www.hongkongdubstation.com

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EXHIBITION 023 ADRIAN TSANG

Name Tsang Chi Ming Adrian

Sex M

Age 40

Country Hong Kong

Profile Why do I love fashion? I think when I was 16 I have started to love it and like to dress up with my own individual element. But my educational background and drawing skill were not good so I had not planned to learn fashon design. Till to I was 19, I worked for a textile company as an intern, I knew a colleague whose brother was studying fashion design in England and he always told her brother things to me about fashion that made my fashion design thought to be sprouted from that period.

After three years, when I was 22, I took my courage and made a decision to study fashion design evening course in a private college, after six months, I finished it and found a position as an assistant fashion designer in a garment factory, driven by my inferiority complex, I could not adapt myself in the company cause all the colleagues surrounded me that their educational background were better than me ( I just studied fashion design in inferior private college which was not recognized publicly) so after three months, I resigned from it, then I tried to do different kinds of jobs but I had not forgotten fashion even though I had stopped to step my feet on the fashion field. When I was 28, I took my courage again to apply certificate of fashion design couse in technical institute, through the intern examination, I passed it and started to study certificate in fasion design course in technical institute for three years.

When I finished it, I held out much hope for my future in fashion, I tried to participated a few fashion contests. Two of them in which I was qualified to get into final stage. One was Nagoya Fashion Contest 1998 in Nagoya, Japan. Another was Brother Cup International

young fashion design contest 2000 in Bejing, China where I expect my idiosyncratic design style will by appreciated and excavated by investor, but of course, the result was not like my expectation. I have never regreted for my euthusiasm in fashion design even though I get nothing in it now. But it really can enlighten my artistic potential that other jobs could not give me. Nowadays, I just hope someday I can save a sum of money to set up my boutique that I could design my individual fashion which people will like even though that may be naive.


Websiteshttp://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/virtuosoofstylehttp://fashionartist.mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/http://fashiontrendsetter.mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/http://inventivecreator.mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/http://vanguardist.mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/http://discerningdesigner.mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/

Favourite fashion designer Jean-Paul Gaultier, Yohji Yamamoto, Issey Miyake, Vivienne Westwood Favourite fashion illustrator: Antonio Lopez, Isao Yajima Bands: Radiohead, Suede, Nirvana, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Deep Purple, Beyond

Heroes Bruce Lee, Jimmy Hendrix, Michelangelo Buonarrot

Fashion BackgroundShatin Technical Institute: Certificate in Fashion DesignNagoya Fashion Contest 1998: Honorable Mention AwardBrother Cup International: Participant Country Young Designer Contest 2000: Award

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Name L1ES ONE

EVOLUTIONIST GRAFFITI – To be true to the spontaneity and the verve of the graffiti movement without having any limits on techniques and support.

Profile The French born graffiti artist L1ES ONE is one of the most exciting artists from the burgeoning world graffiti/street art scene. He brings his incisive style and vision to create a satirical portrait of our contemporary society. Visually sophisticated and conceptually provocative, his images challenge global trends hypocrisy, hyper-consumerism and social control. He centers his work around questions whose answers underline the mechanisms of advertising and propaganda which invade our public spaces. The visual codes used by L1ES ONE highlight our modern society products, myths and heroes.His challenge is to live creatively in a technological world, accepting this jaded world on which we impose our faltered thoughts, and to find a harmony between nature and technology.

L1ES ONE started wall-painting in the streets at the age of 11 in the late 1980s. Through the years, he has been continuously renewing his work doing wall painting, interior design, object design, art show, ads, logos, communication, live happenings and fashion for private companies, such as Sony, MTV, Toyota, etc., while staying true to the graffiti essence: an ephemeral and activist art which has to serve an alternative cause far from the politically correct, far from the system.After exhibiting all around the world from New York, Paris, Madrid, to London, he is now based in Hong Kong and he is willing to bring his energy and his art to the Asian scene.

Website www.liesone.com

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EXHIBITION 025 FRANKLIN

Name Franklin

Profile Chemistry triggers when catalyst Alex mixes with Franklin and Jaycow. Lab tests were made starting from the head down.

In this test Alex uses Jaycow’s black spiral tail hat and styles Sevara as a doll. They stage the last shot in a public toilet, it’s called the moon cake girl... A story of mid autumn festival, the queen who took the king’s poison and flew to the moon.

Contact & CreditsPhotographer: [email protected] stylist: [email protected]: [email protected]: Sevara M

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EXHIBITION 026 JOYSUKE

Name Joysuke Wong

Profile 一個80年代土生土長的香港人,從少被日本動/漫畫薰

陶,長大後開始接觸歐美風格的漫畫和其他類型的藝術。工作是

動畫/遊戲/電影或廣告的storyboard, character design, concept art, production art 為主。因為不是太勤力的關係,閒時的私人作業大多

是不完成的,自己的對此是以試驗或隨意形式進行來解釋,將關心

或感興趣的東西用有限的3分鐘熱度表現出來。 Contact [email protected]

Website http://joysuke.tripod.comhttp://joysukew.blogspot.com/

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EXHIBITION 027 LAM YUK LINBelow

Title: Civlized Fossils IIMedium: Concrete, Photos

Size: VariableYear: 2002-2003

RightTitle: Resurgent of Civilization

Medium: Stainless SteelSize: 34cm x 16cm x 48cm

Name Lam Yuk Lin 林玉蓮

Profile Lam was born in Hong Kong in the 70’s. She received her Bachelor Degree from the Chinese University of Hong Kong and Master of Fine Arts Degree from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University.

Lam, whose conceptual and site-specific installation works are often seen in many venues both in Hong Kong and overseas. She was invited to participate in more than 100 exhibitions in France, Switzerland, Australia, China, Japan, Korea and Hong Kong etc. She specializes in creation with different medium in particular sites, including shopping mall, piers, ferry, Lunar New Year Fair Market, Victoria Prison etc. Her recent work - “One minute prison” offer opportunities for participants to think about their personal guilt while being sent to the “One minute prison” for one minute. The participants are confronted by the depth and inherent insecure associated with the specific site as they relate to the former real prison. This conceptual art project has attracted almost 70 participants. One of the participants is the Secretary for Economic Development and Labour Bureau, Stephen Ip Shu-kwan whose guilty is “given by others”.

Her publication include ‘Test of Rebirth – works by Lam Yuk Lin’ (1998) and ‘Lam Yuk Lin – Cultivating Civilization Research Report’ (2005), both documented the various styles of Lam’s works. Lam was also the recipient of several arts awards including: ‘New vision Award’ in 2001 from LCSD, ‘Most Promising Artist Award’(painting category) in 1995, First Prize in the Painting category in 1996 and First Prize in the Sculpture category in 1997 from the Phillippe Charriol Foundation, Finalist of “Contemporary Hong Kong Art Biennial” (1998, 2005).


Website www.geocities.com/artpauline

生於七十年代。畢業於香港中文大學藝術

系，獲學士學位及澳洲皇家墨爾本理工大

學，獲碩士學位。

林氏曾獲邀請參加於法國、瑞士、澳洲、

中國、日本、韓國及香港等地舉行的展覽

逾百次。

林氏擅於以不同媒介於特定場域進行創

作，其觀念藝術作品及特定場域裝置作品

常見於本地及海外的不同場地。當中有展

出於大型商場、碼頭及渡輪的裝置作品以

及於花墟年宵市場及域多利監獄進行的觀

念藝術作品等。林氏新近的作品-「一分鐘

監獄」，將參與者送進「一分鐘監獄」內

監禁一分鐘，讓參與者獨處於這個前身為

真正監倉的地方，靜思個人的罪狀，整件

作品共吸引了近70名參與者。其中包括經

濟發展及勞工局局長葉澍堃先生,葉先生自

定的罪狀是「由人他人給予」。

林氏曾獲頒多個不同的藝術獎項，包括

最具潛質藝術家獎(95)、夏利豪現代藝術

比繪畫冠軍(96)、雕塑冠軍(97)、視藝新

妃元獎(2001)及入選香港當代藝術雙年展

(1998,2005)等

Name Nick Street

Profile Made in UK, recently shipped to HK (BY AIR MAIL par avion) and looking to break into the Hong Kong creative industry. Ingredients: BA (Hons) Illustration graduate of Falmouth College of Arts, England, 2004. Has since worked for Advocate, a major UK Illustration Agency, and privately as a freelance illustrator. Has exhibited at London’s Business Design Centre, Gallery 291 and Studio 95. Work is currently touring the UK and Norway as part of the Association of Illustrators’ Images30 exhibition. No Artificial Colours, includes preservatives: rock climbing, football and exploring. Recommended as part of a creatively controlled lifestyle. No Expiry Date. Store in a cool, dry (preferably air-conditioned place). For consumer enquiries please email: [email protected]

Medium traditional drawing / digital colouring

Contact [email protected] Website www.nickstreet.co.uk

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EXHIBITION 029 TIMON WEHRLI

Timon Wehrli is founding photographer of Red Dog Studio.www.reddogstudio.com.hk

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Name Timon Wehrli

Age 37

Title Snaps on Sun Street

Model Martina (Models Genesis)

Hair & Makeup Denise Siobhan Toms

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EXHIBITION 030 CATHLOVE

Name Catherine Grossrieder

Artist name CathLove

Tag ROSA

Profile Born in 1984, I am of Thai and Swiss origin, but have lived in Hong Kong most of my life, until I set off to Australia for study. Drawing, art and design is pretty much a huge part of my life and I do these for myself and others’ enjoyment. Ever since I discovered the HipHop culture at the age of 11 and began to paint graffiti at the age of 16, elements of it have been included into my artwork and design ever since. I continue to take advantage of my skills and use it as a form of expression of ideas and passion. Do what you love, even though it won’t pay the bills! Just kidding, but seriously, do what you love….


Website www.cathlove.com

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RUMBLE IN THE JUNGLEText: AKW Graphics: Steve Ellul

Steve Ellul is not looking very happy. It’s about 12.30am on a recent Friday night at Club Magazine in Central, and a bunch of local DJs are warming up for the set by Paul Harding of Perth junglists Pendulum.

They’ve got a bit of a dark reputation, those Pendulum lads, and support DJ Kay C is setting the tone for the rest of the night by dropping some of the nastiest drum ’n’ bass that has been heard in this capital of Canto-pop for some time.

But as Ellul nurses his pint, he is wearing a look that combines disbelief with a bit of disgust. “When I played this sort of stuff 10 years ago, I cleared the floor. Now look at this.”

Ellul points to the dance floor in front of him, which is far from cleared. In fact, it’s packed with cute young chicks with bare midriffs who were around 10 years old in 1995 when Goldie released Timeless, the track that broke the sound through to the mainstream and signalled that jungle had truly arrived.

Ellul probably has reason to be surprised by the drum ’n’ bass explosion in Hong Kong, as he was one of the main figures behind the introduction of jungle into the city. In the latter half of the 1990s, the now-defunct Central nightspot CE-Top played host to Mashup, a club night run by Ellul and several other jungle followers that was for many people their first experience with drum ’n’ bass.

Under the tagline “Action, adventure, mystery, drinking”, Mashup became the longest-running club night of its time, and over the years exposed clubbers not only to the questionable talents of MC Patrick,

but the deck skills of Arkham – now of Red and White Label fame – Mick Hart and Yeodie.

Unfortunately, Mashup didn’t survive the demise of CE-Top around the turn of the millennium, but its spirit was reborn in Arkham’s Red Label events, which kept the drum ’n’ bass vibe alive at Yumla in Central during a few lean years for junglists. Those lean years are gone now, however, and going up against Red Label in usually friendly competition are more recent crews Magnetic Soul, KonkreteBass and Heavy.

But in a city where trends come and go at lightning speed and where numerous electronic music genres including trance and breakbeat have developed huge followings before basically dying out, how has this ruffest of sounds managed to not only survive but build a bigger following year after year? And, more importantly, do DJs really need to wear camouflage clothing before they are taken seriously in the drum ’n’ bass arena?

“Drum ’n’ bass is unique – it does not stray off into ‘new territory’ such as regular 4/4 music,” says Arkham. “If you take trance as an example, the listener can quite easily switch to other 4/4 genres such as house or techno without too much of a jump, whereas drum ’n’ bass does not have a similar equivalent – the beat count is unique, the structure is unique and as such it retains its followers. Having said this, it may be that trance is just rubbish.”

Magnetic Soul DJ and promoter Cookie is a modest kind of guy, and tends to play down the size of the local junglist community as well as the success of his own events. But there’s little doubt that he’s the hardest-working man in the local drum ’n’ bass business, and apart from Pendulum has also recently brought out Dieselboy, and TC1 and Stress Level.

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“My strategy has been to to start small, and enforce a more liquid, soulful, jazzy style of drum ’n’ bass while we gained exposure and got access to more and more venues in the first few months. This way we could learn to work together as a team and learn what works and what doesn’t work in Hong Kong. The result is that we produce quality events with quality international DJs without losing money.”

What about the sound’s longevity? “Drum ’n’ bass producers have branched off into sub-genres and those sub-genres continue to be innovative. There’s not as many drum ’n’ bass producers as there might be in house or trance. I think the guys that are holding their own in DnB and continuing to keep their names at the top are geniuses at producing and understand the technology to produce the records. There’s also a new generation of producers that are pushing new boundaries such as Marky and XRS, Alix Perez, Nu:Tone, Logistics, and D Kay that make drum ’n’ bass that has a more organic influence and thus is more accessible to a broader scope of fans.”

Both Arkham and Cookie acknowledge that many of the midriff-exposing crowd probably don’t understand where the music has come from, or would have heard of the seminal drum ’n’ bass club nights such as Speed and Metalheadz, but they believe this is irrelevant.

Cookie says: “Lots of the crowd or even some of the DJs don’t remember certain loops or samples from 10 years ago. Big tunes are big tunes though, and I’m surprised sometimes by the requests or the feedback that we get at some of the parties from the crowd. Some people obviously know their drum ’n’ bass.”

While drum ’n’ bass events are arguably the most significant phenomenon in underground Hong Kong clubland these days, Arkham says not much has really changed for him. “I still play tracks produced even up to 12 years ago and frankly most people are none the wiser (any longer than that and you can probably tell the difference). The main difference between now and 10 years ago with regards to the scene is that people, on the whole, at least know what the music is. When Mashup were doing it, people would be like, ’What the fuck?’.”

Steve Ellul (Graphics)Steve Ellul is a designer that spends more time at home than going out and listening to drum’n’bass these days. He likes to spend his free time playing with his son Joseph, falling off his mountain bike and twiddling with his gas BBQ. Both his turntables are now broken and his records are old (classic) and gathering dust – so a MASHUP revival is unlikely any time soon.


AKW (Words)AKW is a long-term music writer and DJ who actually doesn’t even like drum‘n’bass all that much. A veteran of the BeatSuite and UncutDope breakbeat events, he can now be caught spinning electro and techno at Yumla’s monthly Foundation One event.


So these are happy days for local drum ’n’ bass followers, and with the likes of Magnetic Soul and Red Label at the controls, punters are poised for even more nights of punishing low frequencies and scattershot beats. But what about camouflage clothing? Arkham says: “I don’t have any, but I have camouflage bed sheets – does that make me a true junglist?”

Name Yuen Cheuk Kwan, Clarice

Age 19

Hometown Hong Kong

Location Perth/ Hong Kong

Profile I started taking photographs at 16. I focus on studying self-portraits and have so far completed over 1500 in this series.


Website www.fotop.net/ownyuen

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Title: Clarice

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LeftTitle: Clarice

BelowTitle: Love, Beauty, Freedom, Truth

BelowTitle: A drop down my tiptoe

AboveTitle: Time, Clock

AboveTitle: Screen of Umbrella

RightTitle: In 1988, she was born. She was smuggled in by the Chinese

LeftTitle: Still With Ice

RightTitle: Love, Beauty, Freedom, Truth

RightTitle: Peep

Right Main Page Title: The inner self of 1

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EXHIBITION 033 REGINA

Name Regina

Profile Formed in 2002, Regina consists of Hajime Tsunashima and Ryo Matsuura. They work for domestic and international clients in graphics / art direction / design / printed media / commercial film / music videos / logos / editorial / CD sleeves and more.


Website www.republicofregina.com

EXHIBITION 034 ANTHONY WALLACE

Profile The music playing from my headphones together with the scenery that surrounds me whilst I wander around town is a combination that I’ve always enjoyed.

These photographs are entitled with the names of the songs that I feel would have paired nicely with the moments leading up to and after I clicked the shutter release.

I have been working at Red Dog Studio in Hong Kong since the beginning of 2007. Being there has given me the opportunity to fully immerse myself into my favourite artform and develop my skills working alongside people who I believe are true masters.


Website www.flickr.com/photos/asai

Anthony Wallace is currently working full time at Red Dog Studio.www.reddogstudio.com.hk

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EXHIBITION 035 2020

Profile TwentyTwenty is a custom laser service catering to designers/artists who work in the creative industry. We love to experiment and welcome testing on various materials. Loving what we do, taking pride to our work and extensive experience with high end clients ensure you outstanding results.

Project Refill Seven

Summary An exhibition allowing artists to explore the idea of lasering away at seven layers of ply that make a deck and add their own distinctive mark. A select group of artists globally have contributed their works to explore this new technology. Only 50 limited edition decks will be produced per artist. The aim of the show is to have a series of unique decks that collectors may choose to ride or display. The exhibition had its first show at the MTV Gallery Space in Sydney, Australia in April and will be followed later in the year by New York, LA, Japan and finally a scheduled tour of Europe.

Website www.p2020.com.au

EXHIBITION 036 THE RACKS CALENDAR

Project The Racks Calendar was an initiative of Red Dog Studios, ChinaStylus and Racks Billiards Club (Lisa S, Min Yoo & Drafus Chow). Planned as an annual publication, it was created to raise money for the Hong Kong Breast Cancer Foundation. The limited print run calendar runs from July 2007 through to June 2008 and features twelve of Hong Kong’s best known and most wanted celebrity models. Photography was by Timon Wehrli at Red Dog Studio, with design and art direction by ChinaStylus. Credit also goes to Diesel for their generous support. Everyone involved in the project provided their skills and services for free. With 100% of all proceeds being donated, the project aims to raise $500,000 for charity.

The calendar is available from Racks Billiards Club, 7F M88, 2-8 Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong.

Contact+852 2868 3762www.racksmdb.com

Hong Kong Breast Cancer Foundationwww.hkbcf.com

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Mod

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Profile Born in Brighton in 1969, Birch began painting at a very early age under the guidance of his parents. His mother is an accomplished painter and art teacher and his father is a graphic and interior designer. Birch moved to Hong Kong in 1996 where he eventually took up a professional career as an artist. He is now well established as a leading Hong Kong contemporary artist who is fast building a reputation internationally as both a painter and a multi-media artist with his finger on the pulse of street culture.

Chosen as winner of 2004’s Schoeni Asian Art Award by the Sovereign Group, Birch is known for his painting, in particular his portraits, which have drawn much attention due to a number of high-profile commissions. He has also held a series of extremely successful solo exhibitions in the past few years as well as finding time to curate one of Hong Kong’s largest group shows with over 30 artists involved. His current projects include not only curating the inaugural exhibition at the new 10 Chancery Lane Warehouse space in Hong Kong, but also a large-scale collaborative project with photographer Wing Shya and Japanese fashion brand Evisu – a solo exhibition with a substantial number of commissioned works.


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EXHIBITION 038 10/10 HONG KONG VISION

Project 10/10 Hong Kong Vision : Past/Future featured 10 artists from the ST/ART Collective in an exhibition where each artist expressed their vision of Hong Kong with two artworks – one for the 10 years past, and one for the future 10 years. Deliberately timed to coincide with the handover 10th anniversary, the exhibition was a chance to reflect and look forward. It was not a political exhibition but an honest and genuine response to the uncertainty of life in a changing Hong Kong. But it was also a celebration of what still makes this city and it’s people great. It’s resiliance, enthusiasm, forward-thinking outlook and sheer energy.

The exhibition, held at Wanchai’s IdN Gallery was successfully concluded on 20/07/07 after a four week run that gained considerable media coverage and positive feedback. Featured artists were; COM, GraphicAirlines, HKR, Big Mad, Start From Zero, ks, C#, ESP, Ping and Katol. 10/10 was the third group exhibition by the ST/ART urban art collective – check the website at www.start.hk for more details of past projects.

團體中的十位藝術家於這次 10/10 Hong Kong Vision : Past/Future 展覽中會用他們的作品去表達出他們眼中的香港景象於十

年前(1997)和十年後(2017)的變遷。

若果20/20是代表完美無暇的視力度數，那麼究竟我們在

10/10的視力底下又能看到甚麼景象？香港是否一切都明朗清

晰？

這次展覽的日期刻意地安排在香港回歸十週年紀念日舉行，目的

是讓我們回顧過去，展望將來。這並不是一個政治性的展覽，但

這是我們在這個變化無常的香港裡過堃不能預知未來的生活時，

所作出的真誠而又直接的回應–猖獗的商業主義，政治的姿態，

被忽略的環保意識，麻木不仁的政策，貪婪和厚顏無恥的貪堃腐

敗，充斥堃整個制度當中。然而，我們同時也慶幸這城市及居民

仍然存在其可愛的特質–強大的適應能力和熱情，領先的思想，

充滿著拼勁。

ST/ART是由ChinaStylus 設計工作室所發起的街頭藝術文化團

體,是次10/10展覽是我們的第三次聯展。

The ST/ART urban art project is an initiative of ChinaStylus. www.start.hk

This Page From Top Left:Selfish Garden by GraphicAirlines; In Fish Eyes (0 years) by C#; Untitled No. 1010

by BigMad; Who Wants to Obey by ks; BoheMeLeWood by Start From Zero & Katol; And There Was Nothing Left by Ping

Previous PageRight (Detail): Woman in Red by GraphicAirlinesLeft: 2 Cultures, 1 $Y$TEM by COMThis PageAbove Top: Our Way or the Highway by PHilfy ESPAbove: Woman in Red by GraphicAirlinesRight: Growing & Growing by HKR

EXHIBITION 039 HIGH&DRY

Project High&Dry is the title of a multi-media-multi-vegetable exhibition that will showcase the work of local artists, designers, photographers, film-makers and musicians – responding to the death cries of Hong Kong’s oldest street market.

This exhibition has a three-fold purpose: 1. Highlight the rich vibrancy of the market. 2. Increase public awareness about the history and value of the market. 3. Kick-start other related projects that will be aimed at saving the market from destruction by providing an alternative to the existing proposal.

This is a non-profit-non-branding exhibition.

Exhibition Launch7pm – 12pm Friday 31st August 2007

Exhibition Duration10am – 6pm, Monday – Sunday1st September 2007 – 30th September 2007

LocationThe Conservancy Association Centre For HeritageAnnex Block, 36A Western Street, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong.

Informationwww.savethestreetmarket.comwww.worldcitycommittee.com

Images: Red Dog Studio

[email protected]

[email protected]

Emma [email protected]

Tsz [email protected]

Philip Engelhornwww.philipengelhorn.com

[email protected]

Kate [email protected]

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[email protected]

Elizabeth [email protected]://www.thebadtree.net

the-ideohttp://[email protected]

Ran Elfassywww.ranhasa.com

BrandBibleno contact given

Steev [email protected]

THE CONSPIRACY CORNERSHOP It has been said the reason we were treated to such beautiful clear blue skies during the handover period – when all international eyes were on

Hong Kong – is because governments on both sides of the border made a deal and literally shut down the polluting factories for two weeks in order to make a good – yet misrepresentative –

impression. Truth or myth. You decide.

Remember – the conspiracy is not a theory. Send yours to: [email protected]

40 DAYS 324 DAYSWe love the fact that we live and work in one of the most creative cities in the world. We love that despite being busy, manic and about as urban as any city can get, just 30 minutes away we can find ourselves in a beautiful country park or on a beach.We love that there is so much for our hearts, minds and eyes to appreciate in this town.

But what good is all that if we can’t see more than 20 metres in front of us and the air we breathe becomes toxic?

It was recorded that Hong Kong only had around 40 clear days throughout the whole of 2006.

This is our way to ask everyone to start stopping. Stop the pollution.Stop the waste. Stop standing by, start doing something.

A couple of points about HK air pollution to get you in the mood:

• The method for measuring the API in Hong Kong is not comparable to any other scale in the world. Therefore when the weather report states there is low pollution, it is still higher than most cities in the world

• The top polluters for air pollution in Hong Kong are power plants causing 92% of the total emissions of S02 and 50% of NOx and respirable suspended particles (RSP)

• In 2003 CLP among others started to burn coal instead of LNG to produce power

When you live in a city where you can’t even see the city half the time because of the pollution, it’s time to Start Stopping.

Voice your disapproval, make yourself heard and get involved. Everyone one of us can make a difference to the air we breath.

Contact: www.cleartheair.hk

A FINAL THOUGHT

the magazine for walls

www.galleri.hk

ABOUT GALLERI

Galleri Magazine is an initiative of ChinaStylus and Red Dog Studios. Its purpose is to show that Hong Kong’s creative community is alive and well and ready to be seen by the rest of the world.

It celebrates creativity of all kinds across the board without fear or favour. It provides an outlet for all artists, particularly those without the means or inclination to immerse themselves in the traditional art world.

Galleri Magazine is sponsored solely by us. It is a non-profit making enterprise and is not an elaborate foil to sell advertising space. There are no fees for contributors and no fees for the viewers, thus leveling the field for all artists and those who appreciate artists’ work.

If you like what we’re doing and would like to help out, get involved, contribute or throw parties in our honour, please contact us.

關於 GALLERI

Galleri Magazine是由ChinaStylus及Red Dog Studio創辦, 目的是要

讓人知道, 香港有一班富創意和充滿活力的創作社群, 他們的實力,

已能媲美其他地方.

在沒有任何憂慮及偏袒的情況下, 全面讚揚不同的創作藝術., 讓各

藝術創作者有機會及途徑去展示他們的作品. 尤其是那些沒有途

徑或是有潛質但埋沒了天份的一伙。

Galleri Magazine由我們全力獨家贊助，一本非牟利的藝術雜誌，

沒用任何廣告刊登。投稿人或讀者無需繳付任何費用。只要是藝

術愛好人士或是藝術創作者，都可參予。

凡有意參予,幫忙,投稿或為我們舉行派對,集會之人士，請聯絡我們。

CALL FOR ENTRIES

We welcome contributions from the entire creative community in Hong Kong and Greater China. We believe that creativity is not, as high street galleries may lead you to believe, limited to only to the traditional or the currently trendy art forms. We aim to represent each and every creative discipline – from photography, illustration, montage, sculpture, fine art, urban/street art, computer arts, animation and architecture through to the written word, make-up, fashion, hair, culinary arts, topiary, floristry, sketches, thoughts, ideas… And everything in between...

HOW TO CONTRIBUTE

Artists should submit high resolution digital images of their work along with a profile / biography / contact (in their preferred language).

Images Digital format only – 300 dpi high resolution CMYK TIF files, full page trim size at max. 232mm x 171mm (3mm bleed)

Text English or Chinese – in text document to include as much or as little information as each artist feels necessary – written biography/profile, titles of artworks, contact details / website, image credits (if applicable), size and medium (if applicable).

Online Go to www.galleri.hk for more information and easy to follow upload instructions.

By Post Send a clearly labeled CD Rom containing all digital images and text to: Galleri Magazine, G/F 8 Gutzlaff St, Central, Hong Kong. Please do not send actual artwork – it may get damaged and may not get returned – especially if we like it.

If you’re having trouble, let us know: [email protected]

SUMMER2007

Publishers & Creative Direction Red Dog & ChinaStylus Studioswww.reddogstudio.com.hk www.chinastylus.com

Editors Jay FC & Timon [email protected]

Design & Art Direction Jay FC & John Lui (ChinaStylus)

Research & Translation Isabell Chan (Red Dog)

Project Management Lui Yeung (ChinaStylus) & Melanie Low (Red Cactus)www.redcactus.com.hk

Contributions Anthony Wallace (Red Dog)[email protected]

Distribution & Administration Andery Yung (ChinaStylus) [email protected]

Printing Anita Lam at Magnum Offset Printing Ltd

Thanks also to the following for invaluable and much appreciated support and assistance: Christian, Maggie and Eva at Kee Club; the entire combined staff of

the Red Dog, ChinaStylus and Red Cactus empire; Pui Pui FC; Celia and Karen at Swire Properties; Schoeni Art Gallery.

Website www.galleri.hk

Myspace www.myspace.com/galleri_hk

投稿

歡迎香港及中國內地各創作人投稿。我們相信，創作並不只限於

傳統方式，不跟隨潮流, 沒有限制。從攝影，繪圖，蒙太奇，雕

刻，都市／街頭藝術，電腦藝術，動畫，建築到文章創作，髮型

及化妝，菜餚設計，樹木雕塑及裝飾，插花藝術，各不同類型的

主意，計劃, 等等．．．我們都一一接受。

投稿方法

作品以高解像度數碼形式呈交。

圖像：只限數碼圖像。300dpi / CMYK / TIF . 全版最大尺寸為232mm x 171mm (3mm bleed)

文字：中文或英文 ﹣個人簡介，傳記（多小視乎各投稿者誌者意

願），作品名稱, 介紹，資料，投稿人聯絡方法／網址。

網上投稿：請上 www.galleri.hk 跟隨簡單步驟上載。

郵寄：請將所有圖像及文字,資料以CD Rom 呈上，並郵寄到 Galleri Magazine, G/F 8 Gutzlaff St, Central. Hong Kong.為免受到損壞,請不要把真實作品寄出。

如有任何查詢,請電郵到 [email protected]

THANK YOU FOR VISITING. PLEASE COME AGAIN.

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GALLERI Magazine is very proudly brought to you by Red Dog, ChinaStylus and Red Cactus through sheer hard work, determination and an unshakable belief in hong kongs creative community. By the people, for the people. We are not for sale.

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