As a member of the HKAGA, Sin Sin Fine Art is participaing in HK Art Week - Autumn Edition which was launched on 27 Oct at PMQ.

HKAGA is dedicated to supporting the city's unique cultural community and highlighting why art matters, how it benefits society and how easy it is to explore art and culture in Hong Kong. It has put together an extensive programme of events  for HK Art Week – Autumn Edition which has something for everyone. 

Thank you for joining us for The Gallery Walk for Charity - Thursday 3 NovHong Kong Art Gallery Association 1st edition Renown Cuban artist – Carlos García de la Nuez solo exhibition “Cardinals” along with iDance HK's improvised environmental dance performance was well received by our audiences.

Carlos Garcia de la Nuez has discussed the "Nature of Abstraction" with HENRIETTA WILSON at our gallery right before the opening reception. Click [More] for the full artical on  ArtAsiaPacific.

Image: Balance by C. Garcia de la Nuez, 150 x 120 cm, Mixed media on canvas, 2016

Tomatsu was a self-taught photographer. In the late 1950s, he participated in the “Eyes of Ten” exhibitions, and, with five of the other participating photographers (Eikoh Hosoe, Kikuji Kawada, Ikko Narahara, Akira Sato, and Akira Tanno), he formed the agency VIVO, which Brueggemann calls the “epicenter” of Japanese photography in the 1960s. Tomatsu’s major projects include photographing the U.S. occupation and subsequent Americanization of Japan; the “Hiroshima-Nagasaki Document,” in which he and Ken Domon photographed the aftermath of the atomic bomb; and pictures of both violence in the streets and the life styles of students in Shinjuku, Tokyo. 

Eikoh Hosoe is one of Japan's notable post-war photographers and filmmakers. Hosoe's photography is often collaborated or linked with his artist acquaintances, the series Bara-kei (Ordeal by Roses) was created in 1962 with the famous writer Yukio Mishima as a model, and the series Kamaitachi was created with dancer Tatsumi Hijikata as the model in 1969.

Hosoe has received the Royal Photographic Society's 150th anniversary special medal, for his work as a photographer who has made a lifetime contribution to art, in 2003. He has also been awarded the title of Japanese Person of Cultural Merit (2010) and many others.

Reach for the HeART has been sponsoring this elderly art project for 8 years. It has cheered up more than a thousand of elderly patients, and also their families, caregivers and medical staff.

This year’s Annual Charity Luncheon will be held at The China Club. As always, a portion of the proceeds from this luncheon will go towards providing free workshops and other art activities exclusively for elderly patients in public hospitals.

Click [More] to have a glimpse at the workshop we provided through the years.

Anam Thubten grew up in Tibet and at an early age began to practice in the Nyingma tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. Among his many teachers, his most formative guides were Lama Tsurlo, Khenpo Chopel, and Lama Garwang. He is the founder and spiritual advisor of Dharmata Foundation, teaching widely in the U.S. and abroad. He is also the author of various articles and books in both the Tibetan and English language.

It is such an hounor to host Anam Thubten Rinpoche at Sin Sin Fine Art for a teaching of " Magic of Awareness". Awareness is the essence of all Buddhist practices. Yet, it's universal and not being restricted to certain culture or tradition. It's a state of mind that is not lost in thoughts and feelings. Through awareness, we can find unconditional happiness and can expand our consciousness.

Rinpoche has recently published his 3rd book titled "Embrace Each Moment”. Join us at  6:30pm for the book signing event. 

To match with JOYCE’s vision of art and culture and open a new exciting era through the collaboration with top leading cultural partners, our exhibition at JOYCE | Cabinet with the universe of Sin Sin Man has open to the public to tell the story of art in day-to-day life.

Featured Sin Sin Man’s latest creation "Time Travel" series, she shared in the conversation with Ingrid Chen, GM of JOYCE marketing department that “when I received a pile of JOYCE magazines, they stimulated memories of the time where the magazines were complimentary to JOYCE universe. It has been a honor for me to retouch the beauties and channel my conversation with JOYCE through the collage works.”

With thematic focus on “tradition and technology”, I-Dance HK 2016 has lined up the programmes within the 2 dimensions in theatre performances, to discuss new possibilities of contemporary dance through topics like “Dance, Multimedia and Improvisation” and “Exploring Dance and Movement” etc.

WEN Wui from Beijing will bring her documentary theatre “RED”, Thai dance artist Pichet KLUNCHUN will improvise Tam Kai with Hong Kong dancers; Local maestro choreographer Helen LAI will look back on her celebrated creations from the 90’s, and many more!

Get your tickets here: http://www.i-dancehk.com and follow their official FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/iDance.hongkong/ for updates! 

Following Tisna Sanjaya's solo exhibition “Siklus Abu” on September 11th- 30th, 2016 at Erasmus Huis, the Netherlands Culture Centre in Jakarta, Tisna has a workshop "combustion clothing hypocrisy, clothing and falsehood to ashes”. The process of burn clothing and falsehood become the medium to print the body on canvas, the metaphor, contemplation in the ash, 'Water' as the solution of an epilogue ash cycle.

Hanafi has been in theTulangbawang district in the Southern part of Sumatra Island for a year now. He is collaboratinge with the  Tulang Bawang government as well as with local writers, musicians and choreographers of Tubaba. Hanafi’s work will feature at the Tulang Bawang Culture Festival, which brings together103 villages to celebrate music, theatrical performance, dance, a painting exhibition and traditional costume show.

OFCA International will present the solo show Matahari by artist Filippo Sciascia as part of its program Prima Visione, from 22 October – 6 November 2016, at Sarang, Yogyakarta, Indonesia.

Filippo Sciascia is an Italian artist widely known for Lux Lumina, an ongoing series of almost black and white figurative paintings based on photographic and cinematic sources.

The program Prima Visione is showcasing the result of Filippo’s ongoing research and installation works titled Mata Hari. The work draws ona variety of media and natural materials like leaves and bamboo, found objects, photography and smaller paintings in specific settings.

OFCA International is an artist initiative founded by Berlin based art historian Astrid Honold, co-founder Jumaldi Alfi and Fendry Ekel.

Jumaldi Alfi developed Sarang, meaning "nest", which is several buildings hosting different art institutions in Yogyakarta.

Find Roland Hagenberg’s Basquiat portraits at The Museum of the City of New York!

Roland is invited to participate in the new upcoming permanent exhibition “New York at Its Core” which introduces influential individuals that shaped the city with his celebrated Jean-Michel Basquiat portraits.

Don't miss it if you find yourself in NYC!

Villa Sin Sin will celebrate our temple anniversary right on the 5th full moon in Balinese Calendar 14 November 2016. The temple anniversary has philosophical meaning that reminds us where we came from and the balance of the universe and its content, also protecting the human being from the negative influences.

Tumplek kandang is a special day dedicated to blessing the animals, live stock and pets. The day celebrate grateful for the existence of the animals for the human sustenance, aimed for the harmony of the environment and animal welfare. The day is part of the Tumpek series which is aimed for the blessings of different subjects (plants, metal objects & tools, ancestral spirits visit, shadow puppet, and  Gamelan music instrument). All will occur in a 210-day cycle of Pawukon calendar.