The Art Shop
G/F, Hong Kong Arts Centre
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Tue – Sat 10:00am - 08:00pm
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Ryan Cheng Pottery
Ryan learned ceramics at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University (co-presented by Hong Kong Art School) graduating in 2016 with a Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) in Ceramics. His art pieces have been exhibited in galleries in Hong Kong and have been collected by the Hong Kong Heritage Museum and other private collectors.
While working on his art, Ryan also produces small batches of functional ware for sale. In 2018 he started Ryan Cheng Pottery to feature his pottery work.
Coming from Hong Kong and having a background in industrial design, Ryan's interest in ceramics was naturally drawn to the modern studio pottery style of 20th century artists like Lucie Rie, Hans Coper and Walter Keeler. These artists continued a long tradition of ceramic techniques while keeping them relevant to their time by using the craft to express their own individual aesthetics. Inspired by these artists and his own passion to create, Ryan continues to explore his craft in order to produce pottery that is new and unique.
Ophelia Kwong
Ophelia Kwong was born in Hong Kong in 1983 and raised in England and Hong Kong. She received a BA in Art History from Rutgers State University of New Jersey in 2005 and a Higher Diploma from the Hong Kong Arts School, majoring in painting. She has exhibited in many group exhibitions including 'the 65th Artist Village, and The Meaty Mushroom Exhibition" at JCCAC, Her work has been split into phases dealing with different subject matter including peaches, eggs and is currently focused on mushrooms. Ophelia often uses nature in symbolic and projects human traits onto the subject matter in a way of personification.
‘Sometimes one is able to see yourself in the most natural things in the world. I create mushroom work because it reminds of myself. Through nature, I have seen a certain essence of humanity'
BlueyManiac
Clementine Chan is a prolific Hong Kong painter actively engaged in group and solo exhibitions in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea and Europe. Besides her oil paintings, her original illustration characters Bluey and Pipi have charmed viewers and readers with wit and cuteness since 2012. Recent solo exhibitions include Festive Korea (2014), Le French May (2017, 2018). She was invited by South China Morning Post to decorate one of their meeting rooms at Time Square in 2018, she was also invited by Youth Square to create one of the theme rooms at their Y-Loft hotel.
FAVEbyKennyLi
FAVEbyKennyLi is the principle and independent designer label. Collections created by Kenny Li, the integration of photography, graphic design and fashion design techniques. Each collection represents the bond of humans and nature. The designs demonstrate a perfect art piece by integration of geometry, digital print and overlapping technique together. His works demonstrate vitality and fill with energy.
Kenny Li as a member of HKFDA and HKDA, he has won many acclaims such as “40Under40”, listed 10 Best upcoming designers across the globe by ELLE, Global Design Award, HK Best Award and Design for Asia Award etc. He was invited to Tokyo, Taipei, Shanghai, Beijing, Singapore, Paris fashion Week and Le Triennale Museum, Milan for showcasing his latest collections.
In 2012, he established his own fashion brand FAVEbykennyli which emphasises on being eco-friendly and down-to-earth, creating a series of work closely related to our daily lives. His fashion works have been acquired by the Hong Kong Heritage Museum and China Silk Museum as their permanent collection.
To Kai On Benny
To Kai On Benny was born in 1994, Hong Kong. He dropped out from secondary school due to unsatisfactory results. He studied and engaged in hospitality industry for several years. He was inspired by different artists from different countries when he was traveling alone He decided to change his way of living by making works. He study the Higher Diploma in Fine Art Programme (Photography & Ceramics) from the Hong Kong Art School at twenty-one years old.
Mew's Collections
Amy Fung first came across lampworking in 2004, and since then it has become part of her life. She loves in particular the transparency and malleability of glass. Under the 1000 degree, with one's idea in mind, it can be made into different shapes. Each piece of work is unique. Amy loves cats and is deeply attracted to their lovely facial expression and elegant posture. Her six cats have given her tremendous inspiration. So cats appear in most of her work. In 2008, her baby "Mew's Collections" was born.
All things bright and beautiful
We are Ah Li and Joanne and we both dream of drawing things all day. We are constantly inspired by all things bright and beautiful. God's creations inspire our creations, and we hope our creations inspire you too.
Sim Chan
Graduated from Hong Kong Art School, Major in Painting.
Depicting the local cityscape and the urban architecture, Sim Chan’s work expresses his observation and tactile sense of his city. Apart from this depiction, his irregular hand-crafted frame of the sky, his kite and his back-lit canvas paintings, all shows his desire to work beyond the usual format of painting as a medium. The experiments and study of different painting materials have become his recent subject of interest. No matter if it is about the limited sky or the paint and canvas, Sim’s work is a contemplation about himself and the context, documents his exploration between imagination and reality, perception and form.
Sim set up his studio in Fotan since 2007; He also participated artist-in-residence program in Beijing in 2009. He was selected as one of the nominees for the Sovereign Asian Art Prize 2011 and the Sovereign Asian Art Prize 2013, He was awarded “40under40” global creative talent by Perspective Magazine in 2013. In the same year, he was commissioned to create a public art installation at Hong Kong Arts Centre. He was selected by "Art ＠ Government Buildings 2013-14" to create a public art installation and paintings at Queen Elizabeth Stadium.He participated at the 15th Venice Biennale International Architecture Exhibition "Stratagems in Architecture" in 2016.
He participated in various art exhibitions actively since 2007. Sim's work has been exhibited in different cities such as Hong Kong, Macau, Beijing, Shanghai, Taipei, Singapore, Tokyo, Thailand, Korea, London, Venice, Zurich and Melbourne.. Collectors of his art include APO's Public Art Collections, Hysan Place, Leo Gallery, Red Elation Gallery and private collections in Hong Kong and abroad.
CAT'S EYE
dodolulu
dodolulu is an illustrator based in Hong Kong. Continuously inspired by the feeling about life, she draws small moment that touch, happy or sad, to let people whoever felt the same know that they are not alone. Besides of illustration, she does also one of a kind ceramic product.
Serious by Shu
Serious by Shu inspiration comes from geometric color board patterns. Artwork applied to knit and embroidery technique. My design concept is taking about endangered species. As there is strong damage to the atmosphere and human massacre. Lead to the number of wild animal less and less. My artworks are to voice out people's attention to wild animals. Every artwork needs a long production time. l will keep going to develop more and more artworks like panda and bear.
ranee_k
"Cheongsam x Art x Sustainability"
After obtaining her fashion degree at the Parsons School of Design in New York and Master of Science (Architectural conservation) at The University of Hong Kong, Ranee furthered her studies at Hong Kong Art School and RMIT focusing on Fine Art.
Ranee first launched her own fashion label 'ranee_k’ in New York. Since then, Ranee was actively involved in various fashion projects, uniform design, brand endorsement & art and charity functions worldwide and has received numerous internationally acclaimed awards.
It is the mission of Ranee to rejuvenate cheongsam as an energetic and contemporary daily wear style, combining art and sustainability, that tells the story of Chinese culture.
MOMOZAZA
Found by Eliza from Hong Kong and her husband Mamoru from Japan.
They both came from design and advertising industry,
and both came from a country using Chinese characters,
but their culture is so different from each other.
They believe life is about inspiring each other,
where joy and creativity spark when different cultures meet.
when she got a DIY beads craft pack from her classmate.
Since then, it became her hobby.
All accessories are handmade by them in Tokyo.
Ideas are inspired by connection between Hong Kong, China and Japan.
Major materials are kimono fabric, knots, pearls and crystals.
Birdy Chu
Birdy Chu studied Design and Visual Art Administration, further studied film＆video production and advanced photography in Canada.
His works have been shown in film festivals in many cities and selected as the finalist of the Hong Kong Contemporary Art Biennial Awards, Nat Geo Photo Award, HK Human Rights Art Prize. He also won the Most Popular Mobile Film Award at the Mobile Film Festival.
iwik in market
Evelyn Artwear
anothermountainman
Smiling HeART
Hand-made handicraft with infinity Smile is Smiling HeART
Working from sunrise to sunset is the portrayal of our life which brings us inevitably boring. With sincere emotions, earnestness and meticulousness of heart-making, Smiling HeART tailor-makes unexpected, beautiful and practical boutique that bring convenience to your work and life. It becomes an indispensable item in your office, workbench and home. Come and experience this endless surprises. May you bring this surprise and blessing to your beloved.
CeramicArt_陶氣館
Tracy has exhibited in different group exhibitions in Hong Kong since 2008. Her work mainly use ceramic to explores the beauty of nature and focus on their shape and surface's visual effect.
My ceramics products are made of china clay, crafted with underglaze and finish up with extreme heat to harden and strengthen the bond between the final piece.
Nick, Poon Fai Wong
Born in Hong Kong, Nick pursues his art education at the Hong Kong Art School. He got his Bachelor of Arts in Fine Arts specializing in ceramics in 2010.
One is inevitably touched by the finesse of Nick's work, the feeling of serenity, beauty and contentment that is permeating in his works.
Ben, Yau Man Pun
Ben started painting and drawing before concentrating on ceramics. When he first worked with clay, he immediately fell in love with the medium. Among other forms of arts that Ben has been involved in, ceramics is his personal favourite. Ben graduated with a Diploma in Fine Art (Double Major in Painting＆Ceramics) at the Hong Kong Art School in 2004, having also been awarded the "Best Artwork Award Ceramics) ". He graduated with a B.A. Degree from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) University in 2007, majoring in Ceramics.
The Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong（ADAHK）
About ADAHK
The Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong（ADAHK）was formed as a non-government organization in 1986 with aims to popularize the arts among people with disabilities and to promote their excellence in arts to the public. Our social enterprise ADAM also dedicates to create job opportunities and increase income job opportunities and increase income for artists with disabilities in Hong Kong to promote social inclusion.
Kevin Cheng Photography Postcards
CREATIVE CONCEPT OF ARTIST
“I used drone technology to shoot. But what l want you to see is not some boundless, magnificent sceneries photos; instead, I invite you to remove all the complicated parts and get back to the basics: “point”, “line” by “plane”. Though Hong Kong is already what we know, let's view this place all over again from the simplest perspective." - Kevin Cheng, ADA Angel of ADAHK
Product Concept
ADAM's Foldable Spectacle Case + Glasses Cloth Set bring art into daily life with unique and meaningful design, showcasing the impeccable artworks created by ADAHK talented artists with disabilities. The spectacle case itself is easy to carry around and space saving in the purse, perfectly fit for any glasses sizes.
THINKTHING Studio
Jason Li, is an emerging product designer from Hong Kong; his works have won awards such as iF Design Award, Red Dot Design Award and Hong Kong Smart Design Award & Golden Pin Design Award.
People worked with Jason would agree that having continuous adventurous spirit and endless ideas are his strengths.
As a dedicated Christian, his works always deliver Christian faith and values. He is also intentional in giving pastoral care in the business environment.
He dreams that Thinkthing can be a bigger platform to connect different people and as a goal — We Make a Better World!
Fairy floss workshop
Fairy floss workshop founded in 2010 but it is not a workshop producing fairy floss. We provide every kind of design and service to different organizations. We wish to capture the memories of Hong Kongers with our products; therefore, our gift and lifestyle products are promoting Hong Kong local cultural creativity; we already designed, produced and wholesale many different functional products.
Single Eyelids Cheuk Cheuk
Single Eyelids Cheuk Cheuk is a Hong Kong illustrator, hand-made designer and visual merchandiser.
Cheukcheuk loves to draw. She believes that busy lifestyle makes us very easy to forget something or someone that is meaningful to us. Cheuk decides to take a gentle and slow step to enjoy life, to taste every moment, to draw and remember something that we treasure.
Yes, Cheukcheuk is this kind of person who doesn't only love to paint but also keen on listening, exploring, recording every precious moment in our life.
In 2010, the first draft of single eyelids cheuk cheuk appeared. In 2014, single eyelid cheukcheuk was officially established. Since then cheuk's creation has been shown everywhere in our life.
Daycraft
Daycraft is brought to you by a group of friends from all over the world. An interest in the ancient craft of bookbinding initially bound the groups together. And a love of design, art, fashion, writing, typography, and communicating is what inspires Daycraft and keeps the individuals together.
A notebook is as personal as your thoughts. Daycraft makes a lot of different types of notebooks so there’s one to match your personality. Share your ideas and thoughts with your notebook and they will never float away.
Daycraft is lucky to be based in Hong Kong – a couple of hour’s drive from the huge modern factory that makes stuff – Tai Shing Diary. They have been in the printing business since 1988 and their awesome quality and enthusiasm brings Daycraft to life.
Hope we can make your day too!
NeedfulThings
Life is more than mere survival.
Anthony SO, a Hong Kong goldsmith, has carefully crafted the objects in his life, hoping to bring beauty into the daily life and enrich the taste of life. Each of his handmade objects has their vitality. The more it is used, the more quaint it is. And one thing can be used for a lifetime.
In the hustle and bustle of life, there is a thing that reminds you to slow yourself down, and it is NeedfulThings.
MICHELLE NG, LAI YI
Time is running fast, creating ceramics artworks has being a part of my life for more than twenty years. After graduated the Fine Art (major ceramics) in Hong Kong Art School in 2007, I have been joined some exhibitions and competition for getting more valuable experience.
Art is actally around our living environment, if you know how to appreicate everything in the natural world. It will be extremely fantastic enjoyment.
Green Straw HK
Green Straw HK is a local Hong Kong brand that intends to provide a sustainable solution to our day-to-day common items made from single use plastic. The brand is established in September 2019 purely because we believe that business should be done right, avoiding the harm to both the living beings and the environment.
Single use plastic is a major problem around the world today and it is clear that no one has the solution or technology to solve it as of present. However, Green Straw HK believes that technology will improve in the future but this will require more efforts from ordinary people to participate and invites the youngsters and future generation to continue the progress. Green Straw HK is simply just an intermediate stop in the long journey of us moving away and solving single use plastic problem, yet it is important as a business to act with a purpose to give future a chance and spread the belief that single use plastic can one day be solved.
Dried grass drinking straw is the very first product under the Green Straw HK brand. The product is a drinking straw made from grass grown in the field of Vietnam. No natural products are perfect and it is the same for dried grass drinking straw. It is dry and brittle, but once it is placed in the drinks, the straw starts to rehydrate and drinks your drink to regain the strength. The straw would not disintegrate in the drink similar to many plastic straw alternative nowadays. Once the drink is finished, the straw can be thrown away like a dried leaf, because ultimately the straw is a part of a grass that is grown from the fields.
Beebipeace
Soaper Delights Workshop
Stella So x Hong Kong The Moments
Tiana CloudLand x mini press
Rushlight Candle
Rushlight Candle offers a wide selection of products from scented candles, diffusers, refreshers, gift sets and workshops which are all vegan-friendly, cruelty-free, biodegradable and environmentally friendly, our vision is to bring a healthier lifestyle mentally, physically and emotionally with our relaxing, affordable prices for candles and other products to a global audience.
DonDon Little Thing
Donna Fong was graduated at First Institute of Art and Design. She has been working in advertising firm as a graphic designer for more than 25 years.
She is passionated in doing crafts and enjoying the beauty of nature. Hence, she would get inspiration from the nature and create colourful designs that bring people happiness.
IG: forest_handiwork
Facebook: Forest Handiwork 一木
Smile City
Cut and Paste
Jasmine is an amateur illustrator and a professional dentist. Her artwork comprises of basic black-and-white geometric patterns, resembling Zentangle. They are combined with dreamy colours and humourous quotes, in hopes of capturing the beautiful moments around. In 2013, her brand, Cut & Paste, was founded as a wonderland for all the little things she has created, among which, unsurprisingly, included her profession of dentistry.
Apart from illustrations, she also attempts block printing and stamp carving to reveal her original black-and-white drafts.
Aliencat@PLM production
In 2011, she created Aliencat@PLM production, engaging in teaching and DIY stamp carving. They bring artworks to life using multimedia elements.
"People love meow, people like meow" is the origin of "PLM" production. The crossover of elements of Hong Kong and cats are often in Alice's original products. They are hand-made with professional sculpting rubber sourced from Japan. With her project series named "1 stamp 1 story" and "Hong Kong Geometry Art collection", she hopes that not only is stamp carving an art, but is to share the happiness of stamp carving through teaching, popularise the art of making and conveying the artists' standpoints, current affairs in societies etc.
Exploring Hong Kong
Lillion Shek graduated from the Master of Art in Design and BA (Hons) Industrial Design in the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. She has been working for different international companies with solid experience in new product design and development to production. The "Exploring Hong Kong" project enables tourists to experience the diversity that Hong Kong offers.
For tourists, besides some typical landmarks and tourist spots, Hong Kong's unique geographical location creates a truly diverse culture. From crowded street stalls to specialty snack shops, visitors can experience the unique Hong Kong lifestyle. With the drawings, tourist can remind their life experience of travelling in Hong Kong with the food, taste, impact, sceneries…
As a local designer, Lillion captured the street scenery in watercolour painting and print on different daily products as it can be an imprint of the particular time and memories of the sceneries of Hong Kong. And also, to salute to the shops in Hong Kong for sustaining the spirit of Hong Kong.
Under The Stone
Hong Kong Handmade Ceramics
Under The Stone, created by Venus Chan in 2016 and based in Hong Kong.
All our ceramics pieces are handmade and painted.
Why we name it “Under The Stone”?
Ceramics are generally made by taking mixtures of clay, earthen elements, powders, and water. We can find the clay under the ground, even the stones.
Cooperation
2017 - "Le Petit Prince"
2018 - "Sanrio"
Media Reports
2017 - Hong Kong Commercial Broadcasting Co. Ltd. “Education Forum”
Exhibition
2018 - "Utopia" ART@LDC
