Latency & Visibility – A Thirty-Year Journey with Hong Kong Photographers
See unique interpretations of the world through the lens of 30 Hong Kong photographers at this exhibition. Each artist will showcase one representative work and one lesser-known piece, so the show’s curation can highlight different creative styles and the changes through generations of photography work.
Look out for some of the pieces we find particularly striking: a dramatic setup on the Great Wall of China with a shot from a Hong Kong tram that evokes contentment by Leong Ka Tai; monochromatic mood shots by Robert Ng; detail-focused works by Ric Tse; almost dizzying wide shots of the city by Peter Yung; and blurry snaps by Lily Leung that belong in a fever dream or an artsy Tumblr blog.
Aside from the photo exhibition, this event will also include a series of five talks with the photographers and a curatorial chat, to better understand the world envisioned by the creators and provide a deeper look into the art of image printing. Visitors can walk in for the curator’s chat but will need to register for the other talks.