K11 MUSEA Art Karnival 2022 Museum Art Exhibition

breathe artkarnival🖼📷🎨 Simple Art: K11 MUSEA Art Karnival is officially unveiled🎉 Highlights are many must-see artworks🖼 K11 MUSEA Art Karnival, the annual art event with its acclaimed return this year, has been officially unveiled. As in the previous model, K11 MUSEA Art Karnival will introduce more than 20 exciting works by world-renowned artists, which will be displayed on all floors of K11 MUSEA from July 29 to September 11. Adrian Cheng, CEO of New World Development and founder of K11 Group and cultural entrepreneur, founded K11 Group’s mission to popularize art in 2008, Art Karnival Intention to popularize art is one of its important projects, let art culture and design into the community, do not need to like me is a senior art project media, can also enjoy, so that the public together to explore the rich interest of art, broaden visitors' artistic horizons Hong Kong people are blessed to enjoy and interact with the works of world-renowned artists, many are museum-level works Highlights: 📸📸📸 "Photo Addiction" is known as the first exhibition in Hong Kong by the most popular new photographer in the fashion industry: Li Xiaoliang's "three exhibitions" exhibition showcases 3 collections, including K11 MUSEA ground floor near the customer service center Planet)”, exploring the three distances between photography and people The scenario of a mobile phone or computer or display screen, the luminous screen and a little reflective exhibition room in the work, seem to constitute a mise-en-abyme-style lonely planet, indifferently separated from the real world but connected to each other Exhibition area, using the interactive photography device that attempts to restore the "back to black" shooting scene, take a unique style of black and white photos, as a souvenir Another recommendation: Hong Kong's first illusion cake shop "Cake Illusions" 🍰🍰🍰 K11 Musea 6/F Alison Chan, founder of local baking brand Dear Harley Bakery, created a series of fake and real illusion cakes, challenging visitors' vision and perception Participants will be selected from time to time on the weekend to participate in the "cake cutting" ceremony to verify the authenticity of the cake. Steel Boat Message🔖: The 12-meter-long large art installation "I hope..." created by Japanese Osaka artist Chiharu Shiota, suspended in the high-altitude space of the atrium of K11, was unveiled for Art Karnival two weeks ago The small boat is composed of handwritten wishes letters from people around the world. Chiharu Shiota hopes to remind visitors to hold on to hope in the face of uncertain situations through her work. As we keep taking the escalators up to the floors, we will get closer and closer to the boat and all the cards of messages from around the world, which can be slowly and carefully appreciated. To coincide with the exhibition of I hope..., K11 MUSEA Artisan Lounge is offering a special themed afternoon tea that allows visitors to enjoy the delicacies and art from a new perspective. 🍋🍊🍐Another exhibition on the ground floor of K11 MUSEA near the exhibition next to Li Xiaoliang, also at Art Basel has had a lot of contact with Canadian sculptor David Altmejd, his work "Eve" (The Eve), whose work is unforgettable with its sophisticated and shocking visual experience, consists of a suspended inverted sitting portrait, placed in a space composed of multiple fruits, limbs, glass; 👂🏻 American conceptual art master John Baldessari created Beethoven’s Trumpet (with Ear) No. 127 (Opus 127) in 2007. This large sculpture consists of two parts – fiberglass ears and copper trumpet Before the surgical device, speak to the speaker and you can hear a small piece of beautiful music. 🎨Visitors can also walk into the large-scale art installation "Studio" by Chinese contemporary artist Zhang Enli. This 9-square-meter work was created in 2018. Looking back at the difficulties of life as well as the confused struggle with the path of art, and further exploring the relationship between the past and the present. 💅🏻 Internationally renowned fashion designer Martin Margiela appeared as an artist in 2021, this time bringing his work Red Nails Model with enlarged red nail sculptures, re-examining artificial female beauty and the exploitation of women since the 1990s trend of showing sexy imagination to the female body. 🎥 Also appearing at Art Basel this year, Austrian artist Owen Wom created One Minute Sculptures, inviting each visitor to interact with the objects in front of them as specified and freeze the pose for a minute. To immerse yourself in Art Karnival’s immersive art experience, visitors can sign up for a free art tour to learn about the creative ideas of each focal piece (reservation: K11 MUSEA website). In addition, some restaurants at K11 MUSEA have also specially designed Art Cuisine Delicious Afternoon Tea meals to allow visitors to explore art with their taste buds. 🎉K11 MUSEA Art Karnival Dates: July 29-September 11, 2022 Location: K11 MUSEA, 18 Strathbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong #k11musea #k11artkarnival #k11art #Tsim Sha Tsui #breathnewshk #frankkan #presentation