Art Basel Hong Kong: Highlights
Under the directorship of Adeline Ooi, the third edition of Art Basel Hong Kong gathers 233 of the world’s
leading contemporary art galleries - half from Asia and Asia-Pacific - in the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC).
The fair comprises six sectors: Galleries, Insights, Discoveries,
Encounters, Film and Magazines and together they display a wide range of works including painting, sculpture, photography, video and institutional-scale pieces. Art Basel Hong Kong is open to the public from 15-17 March 2015.
ArtworldNow's Hong Kong contributor Serene Fu selects her favourite works and gallery booths.
TOP WORKS
Tallur L.N. (India), Chromatophobia, 2010 Wood, bronze, coins, Approx. 500 x 200 x 300 cm Exhibitor: Arario Gallery |
Tallur L.N. (India), detail Chromatophobia, 2010 |
Samanta Batra Mehta (India), The wall of objects and other indestructible, 2015 Vintage wooden objects, porcelain dolls, shoe molds, paper decoupage, Approx. 203 x 50 cm Exhibitor: Shrine Empire |
SeungJoo Kim (Korea), Ruler, 2012 Wood, mother of pearl, Dimensions variable Exhibitor: Leeahn Gallery |
João Vasco Paiva (Portugal/Hong Kong), Mausoleum, 2015 Acrylic on stone resin blocks on galvanised steel structures, 559 x 341 x 341 cm Exhibitor: Blindspot Gallery |
Allen Jones (UK), Showtime, 2008 Glass, reinforce composite leather Exhibitor: Galerie Gmurzynska |
Wang Keping (China/France), Les Spectateurs (Man and Woman), 1999 Wood, (Woman) 320 x 128 x 85 cm and (Man) 340 x 100 x 90 cm Exhibitor: 10 Chancery Lane Gallery |
Luo Jr-shin (Taiwan), Afternoon, 2013 Glass, rug, egg yolk, string, tissue box Exhibitor: Michael Ku Gallery |
Hiromi Tango (Japan), Now, 2015 Neon and textile component, 94 x 98.5 x 27 cm Exhibitor: Sullivan + Strumpf |
Yoshimoto Nara (Japan), Setsuko the Cat, 2012 Bronze, 149 x 133 x 125 cm Exhibitor: Blum & Poe Gallery |
Cao Fei (China), Nu Project, 2007 Tent, 500 x 600 cm Exhibitor: Vitamin Creative Space |