2011
By Year
 
      2015           2014           2013           2012           2011           2010           2009           2008           2007           2006           2005           2004           2003           2002           2001           2017           2016    
 
4 November, 2011
Galia Amsel Recent Work
Koru Contemporary Art is delighted to announce the return of British born glass artist Galia Amsel. Now based in New Zealand and influencing the contemporary glass movement through her technically challenging works.

In this body of work Amsel continues to expand on themes from previous works, namely the exploration of tension & balance.

Galia Amsel comments:

“My ideas are based around capturing moments in movement & rhythm and exploring tension & balance.”

Through her study of tensity Galia Amsel creates a sense of drama with her pieces balanced on edge - the possibility of tipping becomes a carefully controlled experiment weighing the risks between pushing the boundaries of the medium and losing a work. The scale of her sculpture provides a breath taking experience when seen together in this solo exhibition.

Her works are in several prestigious collections including Victoria & Albert Museum, London, Corning Museum of Glass, New York and she has been the recipient of several awards and grants including the Nelson Woo Scholarship.

When:
Opening Reception : Friday 4 November 2011, 7pm to 9:30pm
Exhibition Period: 5 November - 26 November 2011
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 11am to 6pm


Where:
KORU2, Koru Contemporary Art
16th floor, Unit 1604, Hing Wai Centre
7 Tin Wan Praya Road, Aberdeen, Hong Kong
香港田灣海旁道7號興偉中心16字樓04室
*** Car Parking available ***
For directions to the gallery please click on the link below :
(VIEW & PRINT MAP TO GALLERY)
View Location Map (from Aberdeen Tunnel)
View Location Map (from Pokfulam)


Enquiries:
Mark Joyce phone +852 2580 5922 email: info@koru-hk.com


Supported by:
Creative New Zealand


View VideoView Video
Click on a thumbnail will take you to a larger image
 
 
Back