Trans-border Narratives in Rock Color Art Group Exhibition

Highlights

Sun Museum proudly presents its first color-focused exhibition, "Trans-border Narratives in Rock Color Art." This exhibition features 33 works by nine artists from China, Japan, and Hong Kong. It explores the ancient medium of rock color painting—a material that carries millennium-old cultural memories, from ancient cave paintings to the vibrant imagery of the Dunhuang grottoes. The exhibition reflects on the human pursuit of color and texture, showcasing how contemporary artists re-interpret this ancient medium within a modern context, highlighting its rich spectrum and cross-border significance.

Featured Artists

This group exhibition brings together nine remarkable artists:

• Chan Yuk-keung
• Chan Man-kwong
• Chung Tai-fu
• Ikuo Hirayama
• Hu Mingzhe
• Asuka Irie
• Ayana Otake
• Yau Wing-fung
• Zhu Jin

Program Introduction

Rock color art serves as a "cross-border" medium, carrying the ancient wisdom of the East while finding renewed vitality through the hands of contemporary artists. This exhibition is not only a visual feast but also a profound reflection on the evolution of painting. We cordially invite the public to explore how this ancient art form continues to inspire and evolve in today's society.

Venue & Access

• Venue: Sun Museum
• Address: G/F & 1/F, Artisan House, 1 Sai Yuen Lane, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong

Ticketing

• Admission: Free
• Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday (Closed on Mondays and Public Holidays)