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<strong>THE</strong> <strong>50</strong> <strong>GLADSTONE</strong> (<strong>by</strong> <strong>numbers</strong>)<br />

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First published in Canada <strong>by</strong> OCEAN POUNDS<br />

April, 2024<br />

Library and Archives Canada Cataloguing in<br />

Publication<br />

Photography, Art, Hong Kong, Canada<br />

Title -<br />

<strong>THE</strong> <strong>50</strong> <strong>GLADSTONE</strong> (<strong>by</strong> <strong>numbers</strong>)<br />

Authors -<br />

Lee Ka-sing, Holly Lee<br />

Copyright ©2024 OCEAN POUNDS<br />

Individual Copyrights belongs to the Artist<br />

All Rights Reserved<br />

For information about permission<br />

to reproduce selections from this book,<br />

write to mail@oceanpounds.com<br />

Design <strong>by</strong> DOUBLE DOUBLE studio<br />

Published <strong>by</strong> OCEAN POUNDS<br />

<strong>50</strong> Gladstone Avenue, Toronto,<br />

Ontario, Canada M6J 3K6<br />

www.oceanpounds.com<br />

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1<br />

Seeing a Colorful World from a Black and White Negative. On Ryokan Taigu<br />

(LKS, 2013)<br />

從 一 張 黑 白 底 片 看 彩 色 繁 華 世 界 。 閱 讀 良 寬<br />

Mixed media: archival inkjet print, pine wood, acrylic medium<br />

1778mm x 86mm x 36mm<br />

2<br />

On June 2nd, Tse Chi Tak Visits and Presents His Photobook ‘KING HEAVEN AND EARTH<br />

QUEEN’ Documenting the Demolition of Queen’s Pier. (Somehow, a brief note on the<br />

historical past of Hong Kong photography) (LKS, 2013)<br />

六 月 二 日 友 人 謝 至 德 來 訪 並 贈 其 拍 攝 皇 后 碼 頭 拆 卸 之 攝 影 冊 《 皇 天 后 土 》。( 兼 談<br />

香 港 攝 影 過 去 史 )<br />

Mixed media: archival inkjet print, pine wood, acrylic medium<br />

616mm x 86mm x 36mm<br />

3<br />

Listening to one of the two CDs <strong>by</strong> the Forbidden City Chamber Orchestra, which I<br />

purchased during a brief trip to Guangzhou last month (LKS, 2012)<br />

在 畫 廊 聽 紫 禁 城 室 樂 團 。 月 前 在 廣 州 書 店 所 得 該 團 兩 枚 CD 其 一<br />

Mixed media: archival inkjet print, pine wood, acrylic medium<br />

686mm x 135mm x 35mm<br />

4<br />

I Hope You Are Well (to a contemporary art space in Beijing) (LKS, 2014)<br />

Mixed media: archival inkjet print, pine wood, acrylic medium<br />

1334mm x 86mm x 36mm<br />

5<br />

Holly descending a staircase from the third floor to the gallery, about to go out to<br />

take a photograph at Trinity Bellwoods Park (one day in the spring of our thirtieth<br />

anniversary) (LKS, 2012)<br />

正 在 下 樓 梯 的 Holly, 從 三 樓 走 到 地 面 的 畫 廊 。 她 正 準 備 外 出 到 鐘 活 公 園 拍 攝 一 張<br />

照 片 。( 我 們 結 婚 30 周 年 的 春 季 之 一 天 )<br />

Mixed media: archival inkjet print, spruce wood, acrylic medium<br />

Thirty pieces of wood mounted photograph, 62mm x 62mm x 36mm each<br />

6<br />

Fragments from TIME MACHINE series (LKS, 2018)<br />

Mixed media: archival inkjet print, spruce wood, acrylic medium<br />

(on display) In two horizontal panels, 1810mm x 220mm x 67mm each. Each encased<br />

nine pieces of 190mm x 190mm x 36mm, wood-mounted photographs<br />

(TIME MACHINE series) Approximately 100 pieces of work were created from 2015 to<br />

2019<br />

7<br />

Fragments from ZEN TAO JOURNAL series (LKS, 2010)<br />

Mixed media: archival inkjet print, wood panel, acrylic medium<br />

(on display) Two individual photographs mounted on wood panel, 305mm x 305mm x<br />

38mm each<br />

(ZEN TAO JOURNAL series) Approximately ten pieces of work were created<br />

8<br />

Eight pieces from BOTH SIDE NOW series (HL, 2018)<br />

Front and verso, paired archival inkjet prints in a ready-made frame, works in various<br />

sizes<br />

(BOTH SIDE NOW series) an ongoing project, approximately a dozen pieces were made<br />

9<br />

DUO series (HL, 1991 to 2015)<br />

17x22 inches, archival pigment print<br />

(on display) left: Lady with glossy lips and red nail-polish, 1991 / right: Lady in black<br />

cheongsam with flower patterns, 2015.<br />

10<br />

World Map (HL, 2018)<br />

39”x 19.5”, archival inkjet print in frame<br />

11<br />

Claw Script (HL, 2015)<br />

17”x22”, archival inkjet print<br />

(on display) Selection of one piece from the series<br />

(CLAW SCRIPT series) Nine works in a series


12<br />

Birthday Cakes (HL, 2024)<br />

Installation, approximately 40 x 60 inches<br />

30 individual photographs in ready-made frames, various sizes<br />

13<br />

Friends, Artists and People I Know, Contact prints (HL)<br />

8x10, gelatine silver prints<br />

(on display) Mak Hin Yeung; Leong Ka Tai; Gu Yuan; Chung Ling Ling<br />

(Pictures of Friends, Artists and People I Know series, 1981-86) Approximately 30 work<br />

14<br />

Mothers (HL, 1995)<br />

8x10 chromogenic print<br />

(on display) OP Edition: 18/20<br />

15<br />

Swimming Pool (HL, 1986)<br />

8x10 chromogenic print<br />

(on display) OP Edition: 15/20<br />

16<br />

Holly Lee Selected Photographs (HL, 1996)<br />

5.5” x 5.5”, 24 pages colour booklet<br />

17<br />

Spain Sky (HL, 2018)<br />

3.25” x 3.25”, archival inkjet prints<br />

(on display) 42 photographs in a translucent plastic box<br />

18<br />

Si-Ling and Owltoise series, invitation card, 1985<br />

230mm x 140mm<br />

Holly’s photography exhibition at Photo Center, 1985<br />

19<br />

89 • The Golden Lotus • Footsteps of June, invitation card<br />

200mm x 100mm, chromogenic print, hand-made<br />

89 • The Golden Lotus • Footsteps of June, Holly Lee<br />

Le Carde Gallery, 1989<br />

20<br />

89 • The Golden Lotus • Footsteps of June (HL, 1989)<br />

295mm x 410mm, chromogenic print, in frame<br />

One of the photographs from exhibition “89 • The Golden Lotus • Footsteps of June”<br />

21<br />

Head Scarf (HL, circa 90s)<br />

400mm x 300mm, chromogenic print<br />

Editorial photography assignment, Eve Magazine<br />

22<br />

Eye, nine-sections (HL, 1993)<br />

4<strong>50</strong>mm x 380mm, image transfer on water-colour paper, unique<br />

Photography assignment for paper importer, Polytrade brochure<br />

23<br />

Twenty Photographs (HL, 1995)<br />

10” x 12” photogram, gelatin silver print<br />

For exhibition Restricted Exposure, Fringe Festival 1996<br />

24<br />

(Photo album) An exterior shot of the OP fotogallery in Hong Kong (1998)<br />

4x6 inches, chromogenic print<br />

The former studio of Ka-sing and Holly before they moved to Toronto<br />

25<br />

NCP inauguration booklet (1998)<br />

8.5x11 inches, 8 pages<br />

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(photo album) NCP inauguration Opening group photo (1998)<br />

8x10 inches, chromogenic print<br />

27<br />

Bauhinia, in front of Hong Kong Harbour, circa 1997 (HL, 1997)<br />

8” x 10”, chromogenic print, an OP edition<br />

From the series “Hollian Thesaurus”. Original photograph in the collection of M+<br />

Museum


28<br />

Firenze Breakfast with Omega 3 Egg (HL, 2000)<br />

8” x 10” archival inkjet print, framed<br />

From the series ‘Hollian Thesaurus’<br />

29<br />

Crane (HL, circa 90s)<br />

20” x 24” photogram, gelatin silver print, unique<br />

30<br />

(object) Butterfly made <strong>by</strong> Iris when she was eight<br />

120mm x 90mm, clay<br />

An object Ka-sing used in Forty Poems series<br />

31<br />

(publication) Exhibition brochure “holly & wingo, camera works” (1981)<br />

428mm x 290mm, 20 pages<br />

Pao Sui Loong Gallery, Hong Kong Arts Centre, 1981<br />

32<br />

Lomo Sampler 040<strong>50</strong>2_090<strong>50</strong>2 (HL, 2002)<br />

2” x 5.5” x 2”, chromogenic prints, photo prints bound with Chicago screw<br />

33<br />

89 • The Golden Lotus • Footsteps of June, test strip (HL)<br />

(Peter Suart) 100mm x 95mm, Cibachrome<br />

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89 • The Golden Lotus • Footsteps of June, test strip (HL)<br />

(Pia and Margaret) 95mm x 95mm, Cibachrome<br />

35<br />

Photo-booth self-portrait (HL, 1995)<br />

205mm x 40mm, chromogenic print<br />

For the Photo-booth issue in Dislocation, Feb, 1995<br />

36<br />

Portrait series, Lau Kin Wai and Leung Mei Sang (HL, circa 90s)<br />

11 x 14 inches, direct contact from 8x10 negative, gelatin silver print<br />

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Portrait series, Iris Lee (HL, 90s)<br />

11 x 14 inches, direct contact from 8x10 negative, gelatin silver print<br />

38<br />

After the tunnel emerge gigantic trees and towers (HL, 2010)<br />

555mm x 200mm, archival inkjet print framed in glass stand<br />

Shan Hai Jing series<br />

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(object) A large format camera Ka-sing constructed for Holly for her Shan Hai Jing<br />

series (2010)<br />

1<strong>50</strong>mm x 190mm x 40mm, wood, metal, with Schneider lens. For 4x5 sheet or 612 roll<br />

films<br />

40<br />

A diptych of two photographs taken in the same moment of a group of artists<br />

participated in the exhibition at the soon to be demolished Eu Family Mansion<br />

(HL, 1987)<br />

510mm x 210mm, gelatin silver print<br />

A work print for the brochure cover of OUT OF CONTEXT 外 圍 , The 15 Kennedy Road<br />

Exhibition, 1987<br />

41<br />

(object) How to read the lines of the hand<br />

140mm x 60mm, folding card<br />

Holly used this object in her Hong Kong Memories series<br />

42<br />

(photo album) An old photograph of Holly’s mother circa early <strong>50</strong>s<br />

135mm x 85mm, gelatin silver print<br />

Holly used this photo in her Hong Kong Memories series<br />

43<br />

Holly Lee name card (circa 93)<br />

87mm x 111mm, 4-colour offset printed on both sides<br />

Photographs <strong>by</strong> Holly Lee, designed <strong>by</strong> Ka-sing


44<br />

Holly & Wingo Lee Studio stationary (1977)<br />

Letter-sheet: 290mmx206mm (name card, envelop not on display)<br />

45<br />

One of three original photographs for Holly & Wingo Lee Studio stationary (1977)<br />

8x10 inches gelatin silver print in ready-made frame<br />

One of three self-portrait photographs taken for the usage of studio letterhead<br />

46<br />

Studio branding design for Holly Lee <strong>by</strong> Philip Kwok of Illustration Workshop (1981)<br />

Name card: 110mm x 90mm); envelope: 90mm x 220mm; letter-sheet (not on display)<br />

47<br />

Studio branding design for Holly Lee <strong>by</strong> Philip Kwok of Illustration Workshop (1981)<br />

Original Polaroid used for the design, 110mm x 90mm, photo <strong>by</strong> Philip Kwok<br />

48<br />

A testing with Cibachrome paper directly exposed through a 4x5 view camera<br />

(circa 90s)<br />

4x5 inches, Cibachrome<br />

Holly photographed <strong>by</strong> Ka-sing<br />

49<br />

(monograph) Hong Kong Memories (HL, 2023)<br />

210mm x 260mm, 110 pages, hard cover<br />

A book featuring the Hong Kong Memories series <strong>by</strong> Holly Lee created in 1993<br />

<strong>50</strong><br />

(photo album) Holly, Diana Thorneycroft and Ka-sing<br />

270mm x 105mm, chromogenic print, taken at 301 Candy Factory Lofts, circa 2005<br />

51<br />

(publication) OP Editions catalogue (1995)<br />

140mm x 140mm, 24 pages each<br />

(on display) Issue 9<strong>50</strong>1, 9<strong>50</strong>2, 9<strong>50</strong>3, 9<strong>50</strong>4<br />

OP editions, a quarterly catalogue for OP Print Program. 17 issues were published<br />

52<br />

Clouds etc. (HL, 2011)<br />

Hand-made flip book, 152mm x 52mm x 23mm, chromogenic photographs<br />

Photograph 2011, flip book produced in 2017, #2 of two editions<br />

53<br />

Woodcut block, image of Donna Lok (HL, circa late 70s)<br />

460mm x 200mm, pine wood (unfinished)<br />

54<br />

Istanbul Postcards (HL, 2019)<br />

Stack of 18 original postcards, 147mm x 94mm each, archival inkjet print, hand-writings<br />

A fictional work <strong>by</strong> Holly Lee, with images <strong>by</strong> Ka-sing, and box made <strong>by</strong> Kai Chan<br />

55<br />

(object) Envelope from Istanbul carrying back the postcards for the Istanbul Postcards<br />

project (2019)<br />

56<br />

(photo album) ON HONG KONG exhibition at City Hall (1996)<br />

125mm x 125mm, chromogenic print, two pieces<br />

57<br />

(photo album) PERSPECTIVES exhibition in New York (1997)<br />

125mm x 125mm, chromogenic print<br />

PERSPECTIVES, exhibition organized <strong>by</strong> Ka-sing and Holly, Space Untitled Gallery, 10<br />

Hong Kong photographers<br />

58<br />

(publication) PERSPECTIVES exhibition catalogue (1997)<br />

140mm x 140mm, 24 pages<br />

PERSPECTIVES, Space Untitled Gallery. Photographers: Karl Chiu, Lau Ching Ping, Holly<br />

Lee, Lee Ka-sing, Patrick Lee, Leung Chi Wo, So Hing Keung, Bob<strong>by</strong> Sham, Ringo Tang,<br />

Dickson Yewn<br />

59<br />

(publication) WORKS MAGAZINE, Volume 2, 1988<br />

297mm x 217mm, 16 pages<br />

A promotional publication from the studio of Ka-sing and Holly. Three issues were<br />

released. The displayed issue focused on Ka-sing’s work


60<br />

(publication) 4 VIEWS exhibition catalogue (1996)<br />

140mm x 140mm, 24 pages<br />

Exhibition organized <strong>by</strong> Ka-sing and Holly, of photography works <strong>by</strong> So Hing Keung,<br />

Patrick Lee, Yau Leung and Stephen Cheung. Fringe gallery, September 1996<br />

61<br />

(object) Name card holder, the archive of name cards of Holly and Ka-sing in the past<br />

years<br />

105mm x 188mm x 13mm<br />

Name cards for applications of the studio, publications, and gallery, Hong Kong, New<br />

York to Toronto<br />

62<br />

LEE, KA-SING GALLERY Promotional card, Nobuyoshi Araki (2001)<br />

204mm x 152mm<br />

63<br />

LEE, KA-SING GALLERY Promotional card, Xing Danwen (2001)<br />

204mm x 152mm<br />

Featuring Xing Danwen’s China Avant-Garde series, with Christopher Phillips’ writing on<br />

verso of the card<br />

64<br />

(publication) Wingochrome & Holliblad (1979)<br />

430mm x 570mm, printed on both sides<br />

studio promotion, two issues were released<br />

65<br />

(object) Wire Mandala<br />

100mm x 100mm x <strong>50</strong>mm, an object Ka-sing used in a photograph of the Z FICTION<br />

series<br />

66<br />

Building a University Through the Lens of Lee Ka-sing, test strip with blue sky<br />

(LKS, 1991)<br />

130mm x 270mm, photogram on Cibachrome paper<br />

Project commissioned <strong>by</strong> The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology<br />

67<br />

Test strip with clock panel (LKS, 1995)<br />

202mm x 62mm, Cibachrome paper<br />

Test strip for “The Clock and a Classical Interpretation of Time”, Forty Poems series<br />

68<br />

PHOTO PICTORIAL Rebranding (2004-2005)<br />

(on display) 3 issues: #462 (cover: Diana Thorneycroft), #464 (cover: parkeharrison),<br />

#466 (cover: Holly Lee). In 2004 Ka-sing was helping to reform PHOTO PICTORIAL, from<br />

publication redesign to content restructuring. Issue 462 to 477, from 2004 to 2005<br />

69<br />

Test strip with images of ground glass, lens and other objects (LKS, 1991)<br />

180mm x 130mm, gelatin silver print<br />

Test strip of an assignment photo for “Asian Exposure”, DISCOVERY magazine cover<br />

70<br />

(monograph) Forty Poems (LKS, 1998)<br />

207mm x 259mm, 96 pages, OP fotogallery<br />

With publication grant from Hong Kong Arts Development Council<br />

71<br />

(object) Plastic blue figure with movable joints<br />

180mm x 80mm, an object Ka-sing used in the Forty Poems series<br />

72<br />

Think Poetry, an original 8x10 Polariod (LKS, 1995)<br />

203mm x 268mm, Polaroid<br />

Served as key image for one of the layered photographs in Forty Poems series<br />

73<br />

“Water” (The Elements of Nature) for Cathay Pacific flight menu series<br />

(LKS, circa 90s)<br />

445mm x 280mm<br />

One of the five photographs, from a series of commissioned work Ka-sing created for<br />

Cathay Pacific


74<br />

(object) Dried sea horse<br />

140mm x 70mm, an object Ka-sing used in the photograph “Water” for Cathay Pacific<br />

flight menu series<br />

75<br />

(object) The wedding invitation card of Holly and Ka-sing, with woodcuts <strong>by</strong> Ka-sing<br />

(1981)<br />

180mm x 152mm<br />

76<br />

Self-portrait of Lee Ka-sing taken at his father’s studio with a LINOHF Technika<br />

(LKS, 1974)<br />

244mm x 219mm, gelatin silver print (Kodak mural paper)<br />

77<br />

Ask For A Brand Plastic Harvest (LKS, 1991)<br />

(on display) editioned print in 8x10, chromogenic print<br />

The original work, a 43x58 inch chromogenic print mounted on wood panel with steel<br />

frame, is in the collection of M+ Museum<br />

78<br />

(object) Circular metal instruction plate, an object Ka-sing used in his Forty Poems<br />

series<br />

222mm in diameter<br />

79<br />

三 魚 集 Three Fish, book cover image and design <strong>by</strong> Lee Ka-sing (1988)<br />

180mm x 183mm, 三 魚 集 a fictional work <strong>by</strong> Leung Ping Kwan<br />

Tian Yuan Books, 1988<br />

80<br />

劉 霜 陽 畫 框 內 外 The Interior and Exterior of Picture Frames. Book design, cover and<br />

6 section divider images <strong>by</strong> Lee Ka-sing (1992)<br />

141mm x 208mm, 260 pages, Tian Yuan Books, 1992<br />

A collection of art criticism <strong>by</strong> Lau Kin Wai<br />

81<br />

Test strip paper with over-printed images <strong>by</strong> a copying machine (LKS, circa 90s)<br />

278mm x 128mm, chromogenic print<br />

82<br />

(fiction) 林 海 L.H. (LKS, 2024)<br />

A fictional work written in Chinese. A special edition covering the first 16 fragments,<br />

published for the exhibition <strong>THE</strong> <strong>50</strong> <strong>GLADSTONE</strong>, 2024<br />

83<br />

(publication) <strong>50</strong> Hong Kong Contemporary Photographers 1996, CD-ROM<br />

142mm x 120mm<br />

A collection of photography works <strong>by</strong> <strong>50</strong> Hong Kong photographers, edited <strong>by</strong> Ka-sing,<br />

Holly and the committee of NuNaHeDuo Organization of Hong Kong Contemporary<br />

Photography<br />

84<br />

(object) The Artist’s Proof, exhibition catalogue (1979)<br />

190mm x 190mm, 20 pages, designed <strong>by</strong> Li Kam Fai<br />

Holly and Ka-sing are founding members of the GRAPIC ART ASSOCIATION<br />

85<br />

(object) Brush for wood-block printing, used <strong>by</strong> Holly and Ka-sing in the 70s<br />

230mm x 80mm x 80mm<br />

86<br />

Hello, Hong Kong (LKS, 1988)<br />

453mm x 300mm, magazine tear-sheet<br />

Editorial photo for Mandarin Oriental Hotel Magazine, for the “When Worlds Collide”<br />

article <strong>by</strong> Lyan Pan and Ian Buruma<br />

87<br />

(object) Red Star, used for the photograph “Hello, Hong Kong”<br />

40mm x 40mm, plastic with metallic paint, in box<br />

88<br />

Hua Xiang Zhuan ( 畫 像 磚 ), carved wood block (LKS, circa 76)<br />

105mm x <strong>50</strong>mm x 10 mm, wood, ink<br />

Ka-sing created this in the mid seventies, intended to use as the logo for the publishing<br />

venture in planning<br />

Hua Xiang Zhuan was initially launched in 1975 <strong>by</strong> Ka-sing and Holly, a set (of 6) art<br />

books were published


89<br />

The Floating City, test strip (LKS, 1997)<br />

190mm x 170mm, gelatin silver print<br />

90<br />

Leaves (LKS, 2021)<br />

405mm x 202mm, archival inkjet print with hand painted acrylic medium on both sides<br />

91<br />

(fiction) 花 • 1996 年 10 月 19 日 回 想 錄 • 香 港 A Floral Transformation (LKS, 2024)<br />

8x10 inches, 92 pages<br />

A fictional work presented as a book for the exhibition “Another Day in Hong Kong”, Asia<br />

Art Archive, 2024<br />

92<br />

So You Think You Are God, image <strong>by</strong> Lee Ka-sing for the Call for Entry poster for Hong<br />

Kong Designers Association HKDA DESIGN 96 (LKS, 1996)<br />

720mm x 434mm, printed with multi layers of metallic colour, poster designed <strong>by</strong><br />

Anothermountainman<br />

93<br />

(object) So You Think You Are God, postcard (LKS, 1996)<br />

148mm x 102mm<br />

94<br />

(publication) DISLOCATION (1992-1999), and beyond (2023)<br />

8x10 inches, 336 pages, hard cover. DOUBLE DOUBLE special issue, Feb/Mar 2023<br />

With a main article <strong>by</strong> Holly, on the story of DISLOCATION, its background history from<br />

the 80s up to the developments in present days<br />

95<br />

(object) “Mr. Lee 真 挈 紳 士 ” Coaster signed <strong>by</strong> Araki (circa late 90s)<br />

95mm x 95mm<br />

96<br />

(object) Coaster in lip shape, ROUGE Jazz bar (circa late 90s)<br />

“ 祝 李 家 昇 照 片 冊 ”, signed <strong>by</strong> Nobuyoshi Araki<br />

97<br />

(poetry collection) 十 人 詩 選 之 李 家 昇 散 冊 潔 本 並 序 (early poems 1971-1996)<br />

(LKS, 2023)<br />

8×10 in (20×25 cm), 60 pages, hardcover<br />

A selection of Ka-sing’s early poems written in Chinese, an edition published in 2023<br />

98<br />

2K 5.0 (On the Crown of a Silver Maple) (LKS, 2023)<br />

8x10 inch, 268 page, DOUBLE DOUBLE special issue June-October 2023<br />

A collaboration work with Kai Chan<br />

99<br />

Two Poems (presented in the format of books) (LKS, 2020, and 2022)<br />

“The Travelogue of a Bitter Melon” (8x10, inches, 36 pages, 9 Polaroids, 2020) / “That<br />

Afternoon” on Mubi, a dialogue: Tsai Ming-Liang and Lee Kang-Sheng” (8x10 inches,<br />

36 pages, 16 photographs, 2022)<br />

100<br />

An interview with a movie director (LKS, 2019)<br />

Small print in two versions, 93mm x 143mm each, archival inkjet print<br />

(Jia Zhangke) originally an editorial image created for BEING HONG KONG<br />

101<br />

(object) 梁 秉 鈞 Leung Ping Kwan’s letter to Lee Ka-sing about a special issue of his<br />

poems in QuiYing ShiKan 秋 螢 詩 刊 (1986)<br />

205mm x 275mm, original<br />

102<br />

(publication) QuiYing ShiKan 秋 螢 詩 刊 , #28, a special issue of Leung Ping Kwan’s<br />

poems (1986)<br />

32 x 6 inches in 8 folds<br />

103<br />

(object) XUESHENG SHOUCE 學 生 手 冊 (Student handbook) (1961)<br />

127mm x 174mm<br />

A piece of document of Ka-sing when he was a primary student in Guangzhou. An object<br />

he photographed as a work for the exhibition “holly & wingo camera works” in 1981


104<br />

(object) NEW IMAGES FROM HONG KONG exhibition promotional postcard (1996)<br />

155mm x 105mm, image created <strong>by</strong> Lee Ka-sing<br />

Tower Gallery, Yokohama, 1996. Exhibition curated <strong>by</strong> Kōtarō Iizawa<br />

105<br />

NEW IMAGES FROM HONG KONG exhibition promotional image, test print (LKS, 1996)<br />

3 pieces of test prints, electrostatic print, 420mm x 297mm each<br />

106<br />

Lee Ka-sing name card (circa 90s)<br />

176mm x 43mm, both sides, folded<br />

image: detail of an image originally for Lau Kin Wai’s book cover<br />

107<br />

Building a University Through the Lens of Lee Ka-sing, test strip with building in<br />

purple colour (LKS, 1991)<br />

100mm x 305mm, photogram on Cibachrome paper<br />

Project commissioned <strong>by</strong> The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology<br />

108<br />

Photography for Watsons Personal Store company brochure, test strip with lemon and<br />

lime slices (circa 90s)<br />

100mm x 2<strong>50</strong>mm, photogram on Cibachrome paper<br />

109<br />

Cantonese Rod Puppets, a hand-bound portfolio with 16 photographs (LKS 1976)<br />

260mm x 375mm, 20 pages, 16 toned gelatin silver prints in size 123mm x 200mm and<br />

158mm x 177mm<br />

Mak Siu-Tong 麥 兆 棠 Cantonese Rod Puppet master and his group<br />

110<br />

wingo lee, a photoessay, original card for an photo exhibition (LKS, 1976)<br />

93mm x 223mm, hand-made gelatin silver print<br />

Lee Ka-sing’s first mounted photography exhibition, an exhibition on Cantonese rod<br />

puppets, 8x10 photographs. Art Promotion gallery, 13-26 Novermber 1976<br />

111<br />

(object) A collection of books ( 文 化 視 野 叢 書 ) published <strong>by</strong> Youth Literary Book Store<br />

(1996-1999)<br />

Format: 140mm x 215mm, each volume in different page counts<br />

Lee Ka-sing created the visual branding of this series, and designed all the book covers.<br />

Over twenty volumes were published<br />

112<br />

An album of Postcards for Holly and Ka-sing from friends and artists (2010 to 2024)<br />

Album size: 120mm x 158mm x 33mm, postcards in various sizes<br />

113<br />

An album of Postcards produced and published <strong>by</strong> Ka-sing and Holly (1980s to 1990s)<br />

Postcard size: 157mm x 104mm, album size: 118mm x 158mm x 35mm<br />

114<br />

Eight original prints, collaboration with Tsang Tsou Choi 曾 灶 財 (LKS, 1995)<br />

200mm x 255mm, electrostatic print<br />

A series of work, in pair with a local artist (Tsang Tsou Choi) created for the exhibition<br />

CULTURAL CHOP SHUI, curated <strong>by</strong> Lau Kin Wai<br />

115<br />

CULTURAL CHOP SHUI exhibition catalogue (1995)<br />

253mm x 253mm, 24 pages, exhibition catalogue designed <strong>by</strong> Lee Ka-sing<br />

Curated <strong>by</strong> Lau Kin Wai, CULTURAL CHOP SHUI was an exhibition with works <strong>by</strong> three<br />

contemporary artists: Christopher Doyle, Lee Ka-sing and Ellen Pau. Each artist’s work<br />

was in reaction to a local artist of his choice. Fringe Gallery, 1995<br />

116<br />

Facsimile copies of Lee Ka-sing’s DISLOCATION M column at MILK magazine<br />

(LKS, 2004-2005)<br />

305mm x 203mm, chromogenic print<br />

Lee Ka-sing wrote a column for MILK magazine, based on the materials from<br />

DISLOCATION. From 2004 to 2005, 39 pieces were written


117<br />

A suite of 20 pieces of original 8x10 photograph, used for a special feature at UNITAS<br />

聯 合 文 學 (LKS 1993)<br />

A special feature at UNITAS, co-authored with Ping-kwan, about the 1992 Eastern Europe<br />

journey with Ping Kwan and Holly. UNITAS issue 103, May 1993<br />

118<br />

(photo album) A HONG KONG PORTFOLIO, exhibition organized for Asia Society at<br />

Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre (1997)<br />

Organized <strong>by</strong> Ka-sing and Holly, an one-day exhibition event on May 15, 1997. Works<br />

<strong>by</strong> 16 photographers: Chan Wai Man, Karl Chiu, Victor Chiu, Chung Man Lurk, Alfred<br />

Ko, Lau Ching Ping, Holly Lee, Lee Ka-sing, Patrick Lee, Leung Chi Wo, Soman Lo, Mak<br />

Fung, Bob<strong>by</strong> Sham, So Hing Keung, Ringo Tang and Yau Leung<br />

119<br />

(object) A HONG KONG PORTFOLIO, box set with photo book and event programme<br />

booklet for Asia Society Hong Kong Center 7th Annual Dinner (1997)<br />

145mm x 198mm x 15mm, for an one-day exhibition and event at Hong Kong Convention<br />

& Exhibition Centre on May 15, 1997<br />

120<br />

(publication) ON HONG KONG, Dislocation special issue, volume 8 (1997)<br />

Featuring 18 photographers on Hong Kong, edited <strong>by</strong> Ka-sing, Holly and the committee<br />

NuNaHeDuo Organization of Hong Kong Contemporary Photography<br />

121<br />

(object) Poésie #88, Chinese Poetry special issue (2001)<br />

Ka-sing created images for cover and inside pages of this special issue featuring four<br />

poets: Zhang Wei, Yu Jian, Leung Ping-kwan, Song Lin<br />

122<br />

(object) Manuscript in notebooks, of Ka-sing’s writing in the eighties (circa 80s)<br />

Writings on photography, for columns at Photo Pictorial, Photo Art, Sing Tao Weekly<br />

123<br />

Walter Ma fashion catalogue (HL, 1989)<br />

260mm x 375 mm, 14 pages<br />

Photography assignment, Holly Lee<br />

<strong>THE</strong> <strong>50</strong> <strong>GLADSTONE</strong>: 123<br />

124<br />

(object) At FCC, Kotaro Iizawa ( 飯 沢 耕 太 郎 ) made a sketch of Lee Ka-sing on the back<br />

side of 4 VIEWS exhibition card (1996)<br />

180mm x 125mm, 4 VIEWS was an exhibition at Fringe Gallery, with photography <strong>by</strong> So<br />

Hing Keung, Patrick<br />

Lee, Yau Leung and Stephen Cheung, curated <strong>by</strong> Lee Ka-sing<br />

125<br />

(object) Araki and other Japanese friends signed on a wine bar (Le Meridien Pacific)<br />

notecard for Ka-sing and Holly (1997)<br />

260mm x 185mm<br />

A gathering on the day after the judging of NEW COSMOS OF PHOTOGRAPHY in Tokyo<br />

126<br />

Diptych, Rose and flower pot with ice (LKS, 2013)<br />

Mixed media: archival inkjet print, spruce wood, acrylic medium<br />

254mm x 125mm x38mm<br />

127<br />

(monograph) Language of Fruits and Vegetables (LKS, 2004)<br />

5.5 x 5.5 inches, 288 pages, with a poem <strong>by</strong> Leung Ping Kwan, published <strong>by</strong> Ocean<br />

Pounds. Hong Kong Heritage Museum<br />

128<br />

(object) Two pieces of unfinished print-making woodblocks (LKS, circa 70s)<br />

5<strong>50</strong>mm x 455mm each, pine wood<br />

129<br />

(publication) DOUBLE DOUBLE, a test version (2006)<br />

455mm x 305mm, diptych in two individual sheets, chromogenic print<br />

Ka-sing’s image vs. Leung Ping Kwan’s poem “<strong>50</strong> Gladstone Avenue” (with English<br />

translation <strong>by</strong> Luo Hui)<br />

130<br />

A suite of 16 picture-haiku LKS made in the year 2013 (LKS, 2016)<br />

Mixed media: archival inkjet print, spruce wood, acrylic medium<br />

A composition of 16 individual pieces in one vertical wood frame, 56.5x9.5x2.5 in


131<br />

After climbing intensively for three days (LKS, 2010)<br />

17”x22”, archival inkjet print<br />

(on display) Selection of one piece from the series<br />

(Z FICTION series) Approximately 70 pieces were made, 2009- 2013<br />

132<br />

Selection from De ci de là des choses series (LKS, 2004)<br />

17”x22”, archival inkjet print<br />

(Z FICTION series) 20 works were made in De ci de là des choses series, for a<br />

collaborative exhibition with Ping Kwan in Paris<br />

133<br />

(object) Some of the archive boxes for bw Negatives / Polaroids / Transparencies<br />

(1976-2000)<br />

134<br />

(publication) OP Print Program catalogue (circa 2000)<br />

140mm x 214mm, 32 pages<br />

135<br />

(publication) OP NEWS (1997-1998)<br />

8.5 x 11 inches, 8 pages each issue, 6 issues were published<br />

136<br />

Mom Says, “Come home for dinner tonight” (LKS, 1996)<br />

30x40 inch, inkjet on canvas, mounted on wood panel<br />

(FOODSCAPE series) 10 works in a series, for exhibition in Vancouver chapter, 1997<br />

137<br />

CITY AT <strong>THE</strong> END OF TIME at ASIAN VIEW, Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of<br />

Photography (1996)<br />

Exhibition promotional pamphlet, 298mm x 210mm<br />

CITY AT <strong>THE</strong> END OF TIME (1992) <strong>by</strong> Lee Ka-sing, the work was acquired <strong>by</strong> the<br />

museum after exhibition<br />

138<br />

(collection) OP edition INSTITUTION COLLECTION<br />

Approximately 200 original 8x10 photographs in two archival boxes<br />

OP edition INSTITUTION COLLECTION, five sets were organized<br />

139<br />

Istanbul Journal (LKS, 2019)<br />

178 diptych photographs, 329mm x 159mm each<br />

140<br />

Hong Kong. Two Visits, 2016, 2017 (LKS, 2018)<br />

A hand-made book, with 119 diptych photographs. 216mm x 559mm, 125 pages,<br />

archival inkjet print, unique<br />

141<br />

A Trilogy (LKS, 2020-2023)<br />

Ka-sing’s dedication to a city, a suite of three pieces of original work presented in book<br />

form - CODA 終 章 (2020, 227 photographs, 480 pages), Diary of a Sunflower, Book Two<br />

(2022, 176 photographs, 372 pages), fly-in-love 飛 天 情 書 (2023, 193 photographs, 428<br />

pages). The first and the third pieces were created for invitational group exhibitions held<br />

in Hong Kong<br />

142<br />

Songs from the Acid-free Paper Box (LKS, 2022)<br />

An installation on-paper. An original work presented in the format of a book, 60<br />

photographs.<br />

(on display) Trade edition (300mm x 300mm, 106 pages), Facsimile edition (200mm x<br />

2<strong>50</strong>mm, 128 pages). Museum edition of this work (not on display) 300mm x 300mm,<br />

106 pages, printed with 7-colour digital offset, and in 5 editions<br />

143<br />

Journey (LKS, 1993)<br />

1220mm x1780mm, chromogenic print, in frame, printed in 1993<br />

A vintage photograph from the exhibition THIRTY-ONE PHOTOGRAPHS, Hong Kong Arts<br />

Center, 1993<br />

144<br />

(publication) DOUBLE DOUBLE paperback editions (2022 January to current)<br />

8x10 inches, page counts for each issue varied from 1<strong>50</strong> pages to 200 pages or more.<br />

Since January 2022, DOUBLE DOUBLE has become a monthly publication, released in<br />

both paperback (POD) and ebook versions.


145<br />

(poetry collection) Nine Years (HL, 2020)<br />

A selection of Holly Lee’s poetry work between 2010 to 2018. The book consists of<br />

158 pages, 57 poems, mostly written in English, except a few in Chinese, or in hybrid<br />

languages, including emoji.<br />

146<br />

(poetry collection) The Air is like a Butterfly (HL, 2021)<br />

108 pages, The Air is like a Butterfly is Holly Lee’s second book of poetry, a compilation<br />

of 49 poems written between 2018 to 2020<br />

147<br />

(publication) Istanbul Postcards (2019)<br />

8x10 inches, 60 pages, DOUBLE DOUBLE Winter 2, 2019 special issue ISTANBUL<br />

POSTCARDS, a fiction <strong>by</strong> Holly Lee in 18 postcards<br />

148<br />

(publication) The Portrait series (LKS, 2019 to 2023)<br />

Home visiting photographs as a portrait. Three volumes of photographs in book format:<br />

Swan House (published 2019, home of Malgorzata and Gary Michael Dault at Napanee,<br />

156 photographs, 348 pages); An afternoon at Greenwood (published 2022, home of<br />

Kai Chan and Glenn Beech, 38 photographs, 56 pages); Re-visit: Tomio Nitto (published<br />

2023, 20 diptych photographs, 56 pages)<br />

149<br />

(publication) A number of monographs of photography work <strong>by</strong> Lee Ka-sing<br />

(2021-2022)<br />

Eighty Two Photographs (published 2021, 180 pages); Time Machine (published 2021,<br />

80 photographs from TIME MACHINE series, paired with haiku <strong>by</strong> Gary Michael Dault,<br />

180 pages); The galloping jelly pink horse with pea green spots (published 2022,<br />

DOUBLE DOUBLE special issue, of Ka-sing’s Z FICTION series, 40 photographs with<br />

English texts, 34 photographs with Chinese texts, 180 pages)<br />

1<strong>50</strong><br />

(publication) Small Paintings and Notebooks of Gary Michael Dault (2022)<br />

On display, three books Ka-sing designed and published for Gary Michael Dault.<br />

Facsimile edition of his notebooks and small paintings on the occasion of Gary’s<br />

exhibition at the gallery. The Book of the Poem (Facsimile edition, 60 pages): A Book of<br />

Vessels (Facsimile edition, 164 pages); <strong>THE</strong> NEARBY FARAWAY: Small Paintings on<br />

Cardboard (97 paintings, 216 pages)<br />

151<br />

(publication) Books designed and published for various artists (2011-2013)<br />

Ten books on display, which Ka-sing and Holly published for various artists on occasion<br />

of exhibitions at the gallery. Artists: include: Tomio Nitto, Kai Chan, Fiona Smyth, Shelley<br />

Savor, Lib<strong>by</strong> Hague, Malgorzata Wolak Dault, Bill Grigs<strong>by</strong> and others<br />

152<br />

(object) DOUBLE DOUBLE: Box-in-a-Valise, signage and introduction in picture frame<br />

(2020)<br />

425mm x 525mm<br />

DOUBLE DOUBLE: Box-in-a-Valise, an exhibition featuring the ARCHIVE of Ka-sing and<br />

Holly held from May to September 2020. The show was not able to open to the public<br />

due to the Covid pandemic. It becomes the blueprint this current exhibition: <strong>THE</strong> <strong>50</strong><br />

<strong>GLADSTONE</strong><br />

153<br />

(publication) DOUBLE DOUBLE: Box-in-a-Valise (on-site), (2020)<br />

220mm x 280mm, 64 pages<br />

Published on the occasion of exhibition DOUBLE DOUBLE: Box-in-a-Valise<br />

154<br />

(publication) DOUBLE DOUBLE: Box-in-a-Valise (a close-cropped), (2020)<br />

220mm x 280mm, 40 pages<br />

Published on the occasion of exhibition DOUBLE DOUBLE: Box-in-a-Valise<br />

155<br />

(object) Tomio Nitto Camerashop signage (2012)<br />

56x18 inch, hand-written <strong>by</strong> Tomio when he had a small section in the gallery<br />

showcasing his drawings of cameras owned <strong>by</strong> Ka-sing, Holly, and other artists<br />

156<br />

(publication) TERRAIN, collaborative project with Gary Michael Dault (2022 to present)<br />

On display, six volumes of books - TERRAIN, One to TERRAIN, Six (116 pages,<br />

hardcover, each volume includes <strong>50</strong> photographs <strong>by</strong> Ka-sing, and <strong>50</strong> responding<br />

haiku from Gary). The project began in 2022, the final goal will be at 20 volumes of<br />

photographs with a thousand pieces of responding haiku


157<br />

(object) HKIPP Biennial Photography Awards Trophy, with original sculpture <strong>by</strong><br />

Antonio Mak Hin-yeung (1993 and 1995)<br />

On display, five award trophies for photography: Lee Ka-sing- Best Advertising<br />

Photography (1993), Best Editorial Photography (1993); Holly Lee- Best Digital Imaging<br />

(1995), Grand Award, for The Most Distinguished Photography in HKIPP Awards 1995;<br />

Best Use of Photography Award (1995) for applying test-strip images from Ka-sing and<br />

Holly studio for the Masthead Design of the DISLOCATION publications<br />

143<br />

158<br />

(object) ARTIST OF <strong>THE</strong> YEAR AWARDS Trophy for Lee Ka-sing, Photographer of the<br />

Year Award 1989<br />

ARTIST OF <strong>THE</strong> YEAR AWARDS presented <strong>by</strong> Hong Kong Artists’ Guild<br />

159<br />

Photography for Watsons Personal Store company brochure, test strip (circa 90s)<br />

95mm x 340mm, photogram on Cibachrome paper<br />

160<br />

(object) Red White Blue banner work for INDEXG <strong>by</strong> Anothermountainman (2006)<br />

Approximately 168x18 inch, plastic<br />

Anothermountainman designed and contributed these exterior banners to Ka-sing and<br />

Holly during the inauguration of their galleries at <strong>50</strong> Gladstone Avenue in 2006. Four<br />

pieces were made, two of them have been used over the years.<br />

8


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162<br />

(object) Calligraphy of Lu Xun 魯 迅 - “ 橫 眉 冷 對 千 夫 指 俯 首 甘 為 孺 子 牛 ”, two<br />

lines from his poem<br />

In pair, 270mm x 770mm each, replica printed in the 70s<br />

161<br />

TIME MACHINE series, on paper version (LKS, 2021)<br />

208mm x 208mm, archival inkjet print with hand painted acrylic medium on both sides.<br />

A test print for the on paper version<br />

163<br />

colour / yanse (LKS, 2016)<br />

Mixed media: archival inkjet print, spruce wood, acrylic medium<br />

A composition of 17 individual pieces in one vertical wood case 69x8x3 inch<br />

Yanse 顏 色 in Chinese means colour, 顏 also means face, and 色 <strong>by</strong> itself refers to colour


164<br />

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167<br />

164<br />

(collection) Photograph <strong>by</strong> Elaine Ling<br />

24x30 inch, gelatin silver print, frame size 31x36 inch<br />

165<br />

(collection) Mixed media painting <strong>by</strong> Henrik Drescher<br />

262mm x 360mm<br />

166<br />

(collection) Mixed media painting <strong>by</strong> Gary Michael Dault<br />

218mm x 158mm<br />

167<br />

Triptych photograph with hand painted medium on both sides (LKS, 2021)<br />

420mm x 144mm


171<br />

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169<br />

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170<br />

168<br />

(collection) A pair of photo work <strong>by</strong> Leung Chi Wo<br />

Collage gelatin silver prints, each work encased in 31x35 inch frame<br />

169<br />

(collection) Two Women, photograph <strong>by</strong> Yau Leung<br />

16x20 inch, gelatin silver print, frame size 25x29 inch<br />

170<br />

(collection) Photograph from Eroto series <strong>by</strong> Nobuyoshi Araki<br />

20x24 inch, gelatin silver print, frame size 29x33 inch<br />

171<br />

A flock of gold-shedding birds flew past the woods (HL, 2010)<br />

555mm x 200mm, archival inkjet print framed in glass stand<br />

Shan Hai Jing series<br />

172<br />

(collection) New York, New York, 1979. Photograph <strong>by</strong> Tseng Kwong Chi<br />

16x20 inch, frame size 25x29 inch<br />

Series “East Meets West,” 1979–89<br />

173<br />

(collection) Photograph <strong>by</strong> Diana Thorneycroft<br />

8x10 inch, chromogenic print, frame size 15x19 inch<br />

Doll Mouth series<br />

174<br />

(collection) Photographs in boxes, various artists<br />

Archival boxes, size 390mm x 315mm x 60mm<br />

Works <strong>by</strong> Christopher Doyle, Tomio Nitto, Kwok Man Ho, and Hideo Suzuki etc.


178<br />

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175<br />

(collection) Mixed media work <strong>by</strong> Shelley Savor<br />

1<strong>50</strong>mm x 110mm<br />

176<br />

A love poem for Holly, after her new work - CLAW SCRIPT (LKS, 2013)<br />

Mixed media: archival inkjet print, pine wood, acrylic medium<br />

115mm x 86mm x 36mm<br />

177<br />

(object) Large LCD display panel with wooden frame constructed <strong>by</strong> Ka-sing, for an<br />

installation of his work “I would have written a long poem” in 2017<br />

46x27.5x2.75 inch<br />

178<br />

(collection) OP EDITION photographs in boxes, various photographers<br />

Photographs in 8x10 inch


179<br />

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180<br />

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179<br />

MOVIOLA (LKS, 2015)<br />

Mixed media: archival inkjet print, pine wood, acrylic medium<br />

47x46.5 inch, composition of 234 pieces of photo squares (2.5”x2.5”x1.5” each)<br />

180<br />

(collection) Mixed media work <strong>by</strong> Kai Chan<br />

570mm x 100mm<br />

181<br />

An installation of small mixed media works (LKS, 2022)<br />

Mixed media: archival inkjet print, pine, oak, acrylic medium, various size<br />

182<br />

(collection) Painting <strong>by</strong> Kwok Man Ho (Frog King)<br />

63x15 inch, ink on paper<br />

183<br />

89 • The Golden Lotus • Footsteps of June (HL, 1989)<br />

(Peter Suart) 18x36 inch, frame size 36x49 inch, chromogenic print<br />

This photograph was printed for the exhibition CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY<br />

MAINLAND CHINA, HONG KONG AND TAIWAN, 1994


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(collection) Self portrait of Rembrandt, a later print from the original lithograph plate<br />

of Rembrandt studio<br />

230mm x 280mm, on paper, frame size 470mm x 380mm<br />

186<br />

(collection) Photograph <strong>by</strong> Gary Michael Dault<br />

chromogenic print, frame size 155mm x 200mm<br />

185<br />

(collection) Photograph <strong>by</strong> Shozo Ushiroguchi<br />

gelatin silver print, frame size 670mm x 670mm


188<br />

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187<br />

(collection) Photograph <strong>by</strong> Balint Zsako<br />

in frame, 41 x 31 inches, chromogenic print<br />

188<br />

(collection) Photograph <strong>by</strong> Diana Thorneycroft<br />

6<strong>50</strong>mm x 6<strong>50</strong>mm, chromogenic print, frame szie 1030mm x 770mm<br />

189<br />

(collection) Painting <strong>by</strong> Rupen Kunugus<br />

290mm x 290mm<br />

190<br />

(collection) Photographs <strong>by</strong> Patrick Lee<br />

Various sizes, archival inkjet prints, framed<br />

191<br />

(collection) Mixed media object <strong>by</strong> Kwok Man Ho (Frog King)<br />

80mm x 110mm<br />

192<br />

(collection) Painting <strong>by</strong> Shelley Savor<br />

610mm x 510mm


195<br />

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195<br />

(collection) Photograph <strong>by</strong> David Donald<br />

Chromogenic print in frame 330 x 330mm<br />

196<br />

On Sunday afternoon, June 10th, at the Sony Centre for the Performing Arts, I<br />

encountered the Spiral Object with Wings during Philip Glass’ ‘Einstein on the Beach’<br />

performance (LKS, 2012)<br />

Mixed media: archival inkjet print, pine wood, acrylic medium<br />

12<strong>50</strong>mm x 86mm x 36mm<br />

193<br />

(collection) Mixed media object <strong>by</strong> Kai Chan<br />

230mm x 130mm<br />

197<br />

(collection) Blacksmith from Prague, wooden puppet purchased in 1992<br />

470mm x 130mm x 95mm<br />

194<br />

On Photography (LKS, 2012)<br />

Mixed media: archival inkjet print, pine wood, acrylic medium<br />

12<strong>50</strong>mm x 86mm x 36mm


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198<br />

(collection) Crane, Kite purchased in Tianjin 1986<br />

36 x 20 inch<br />

199<br />

(collection) Shadow puppet purchased in Beijing 1981<br />

12x12 inch<br />

200<br />

We knew each other since tender age (HL, 1996)<br />

16x20 inch, gelatin silver print<br />

Duo series (1991-2015)

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