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[GRAB YOUR TICKET NOW] Titled "Inner Child", this inaugural Art x Health workshop is organised by and led by . The work...
20/06/2023

[GRAB YOUR TICKET NOW] Titled "Inner Child", this inaugural Art x Health workshop is organised by and led by . The workshop aims to reconnect participants with their inner child, fostering happiness, inner peace, and fulfillment in their lives.

The current exhibition at the gallery, "Guardians of Innocence" by Argentine artist Javier Gonzalez Burgos, complements the theme of Inner Child, exploring the delicate balance between vulnerability and strength through depictions of childlike innocence.

“It's ok to feel silly sometimes, I want to give the positive “haha” energy to others. I want to inspire people around me to see things in different light. Life is sophisticated, healing is for everyone, we can be kind to ourselves and embrace our emotions and details in life.” -

Inner Child - Art & Laughter Yoga at Nothing At All
Date: 24th Jun 2023 (Sat)
Time: 4:30-6:30pm
Venue: Nothing At All gallery, 38 Sai Street, Sheung Wan
Ticket entry: link in bio

Some available works by welcome for inquiries. DM us 📩!

Kids with No Devices, 2023
Acrylic on canvas
100 x 100 cm

Is It Because I Am Shorty?, 2023
Acrylic on canvas
100 x 100 cm

Sailor Girl Encounter, 2023
Acrylic on canvas
100 x 100 cm

“Those who are different are still alone in my artworks. They are waiting to be heard, meanwhile they survive, and there...
15/06/2023

“Those who are different are still alone in my artworks. They are waiting to be heard, meanwhile they survive, and there is hope there, because, they are the kind of new thing, the upcoming, the unknown, patiently in the shadows waiting for their moment to step into the light.”

Javier Gonzalez Burgos
Rabbit Rumours, 2023
Acrylic on canvas
89 x 130 cm

The 3D little Gentu Boy … 🐧( ) by is now available for pre-order at a limited edition of 25! Seize the chance and send...
08/06/2023

The 3D little Gentu Boy … 🐧( ) by is now available for pre-order at a limited edition of 25! Seize the chance and send us a DM 📩

Following the resounding success of his debut solo exhibition "Camouflage" in 2022, internationally acclaimed artist is...
03/06/2023

Following the resounding success of his debut solo exhibition "Camouflage" in 2022, internationally acclaimed artist is set to make a triumphant return to Hong Kong with his highly anticipated second solo exhibition, "Guardians of Innocence”, on view from June 7✨

Proudly presented by Nothing At All Gallery, this captivating exhibition marks the second collaboration between the gallery and the artist and showcases the artist's latest series delving into the themes of human vulnerability and collateral topics inherent to human behaviours. Congratualations and we are more than proud to announce this show with the artist ❤️🧡💛💚💜Stay tuned.

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Guardians of Innocence
by Javier Gonzalez Burgos
7-30.6.2023

Nothing At All
38 Sai Street, Sheung Wan
Tue - Sat, 11am - 7pm

It’s the last day of the show tomorrow! Grab the last chance!Cage is a symbol of prison and boundary. In this painting, ...
26/05/2023



It’s the last day of the show tomorrow! Grab the last chance!

Cage is a symbol of prison and boundary. In this painting, the cage has been broken in a similar way a paper is torn, underlying a new perspective of breaking free. Aka believes if one has a wide heart to embrace all as the vast ocean depicted in the drawing, he/she can break through the "invisible cage" surrounding them and set themselves free. One should plant his/her garden and their own soul instead of waiting for nothing, from then they can finally seek their ways to leave their own prisons.

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AKA C
Boldness, 2023
Signed by the artist
ink and shimmer gold ink on paper
15 3/8 x 11 5/8 in
39 x 29.5 cm

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The Origins of Aza
by Aka C
11-27.05.2023

Nothing At All
38 Sai Street, Sheung Wan
Tue - Sat, 11am - 7pm

Happyland is the origin of Aza - a planet where Aza and her friends live, but they are all living on their own and carri...
24/05/2023

Happyland is the origin of Aza - a planet where Aza and her friends live, but they are all living on their own and carried by a bubble-like container for protecting themselves from harming each other. Looking for methods to break the bubbles, Aza and her friends are asked to learn the ways of healing pain and sadness when they visit Earth, so they are now on a journey to Earth.

AKA C
The Origins of Aza, 2023
Signed by the artist
ink on paper
15 3/8 x 11 5/8 in
39 x 29.5 cm

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The Origins of Aza
by Aka C
11-27.05.2023

Nothing At All
38 Sai Street, Sheung Wan
Tue - Sat, 11am - 7pm

Consisting of 9 new ink on paper works, the latest series “The Origins of Aza” by , inspired by spiritual awareness, is...
22/05/2023

Consisting of 9 new ink on paper works, the latest series “The Origins of Aza” by , inspired by spiritual awareness, is now on view until this Saturday 27th. ✨

In the following days towards the end of the exhibition, we will introduce to you some of the remarkable drawings with deep and reflective meanings. Stay tuned to our posts and stories 🤎


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The Origins of Aza
by Aka C
11-27.05.2023

Nothing At All
38 Sai Street, Sheung Wan
Tue - Sat, 11am - 7pm

[ON VIEW] This solo exhibition by Aka C explores the healing power of storytelling through her original character - an e...
16/05/2023

[ON VIEW] This solo exhibition by Aka C explores the healing power of storytelling through her original character - an elf named Aza, whose stories and background will be shared with visitors, allowing them to connect with the character and experience the spiritual message communicated through the drawings.

Join us to delve into the pure forest of Aza by
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Images:
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The Origins of Aza, 2023 Ink on paper
39 x 29.5 cm
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The Arrival, 2023
Ink on paper
39 x 29.5 cm
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Poisonously Nutritious, 2023 Ink on paper
39 x 29.5 cm
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Boldness, 2023
Ink and shimmer gold ink on paper
39 x 29.5 cm

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The Origins of Aza
by Aka C
11-27.05.2023

Nothing At All
38 Sai Street, Sheung Wan
Tue - Sat, 11am - 7pm

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Thank you

[OPENING] Thank you all for your support to our latest solo show opening by Aka C, a local artist carrying on her passio...
11/05/2023

[OPENING] Thank you all for your support to our latest solo show opening by Aka C, a local artist carrying on her passion for art, and more importantly, the power of art to heal people. We are thrilled to have 100+ guests attended the opening last night and it was precious to see the smiles on their faces when they feel the story beneath each artwork by .

The show is now delicately presented at our gallery , with credits to our exhibition curator and the artist’s art manager , from now until May 27th. It is not to be missed!

This solo exhibition by the artist explores the healing power of storytelling through her original character - an elf named Aza, whose stories and background will be shared with visitors, allowing them to connect with the character and experience the spiritual message communicated through the drawings.

"Through my drawings, I hope to share my feelings, perspective, and philosophy I've experienced in life, and communicate spiritually with my audience. I can't wait to see how people respond to Aza and the new elements of the exhibition." - Aka C, the artist

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The Origins of Aza
by Aka C
11-27.05.2023

Nothing At All
38 Sai Street, Sheung Wan
Tue - Sat, 11am - 7pm

“Pieces of dismantled realities are tossed into an axonometric sandbox, like dice upon a table.” - .mills Born in New Yo...
28/04/2023

“Pieces of dismantled realities are tossed into an axonometric sandbox, like dice upon a table.” - .mills

Born in New York in 1991, Wyatt Mills earned a BFA in painting from The School of Visual Arts. Later he relocated to Los Angeles and studied painting at the Berlin Institute of Arts in Germany.

Mills offers the viewer a preverbal technicolour mirror, combining abstract expressionism and modern notions of Americana to examine western influence, the human condition, and interpersonal strife. Stylistically ambidextrous, Mills assembles a varied barrage of techniques
and applications - merging the works within figurative, elemental forces. The bombardment of subject matter from Mills mimics our abundant culture of confusion. His radical gesturism and pictorial irony trigger a flurry of associations and allusions that assemble the viewers’ own uniquely incoherent daydream.

The body language of the cherub in this painting, “Learning to Fly”, suggests a mixture of excitement, trepidation, and determination as children prepare to take their first steps into the world as an adult. It captures a time in one’s life of challenge and possibility, of uncertainty and excitement, and of self-discovery and growth. It celebrates the spirit of curiousity and resilience in young lives as they navigate the complex journey of growing up and finding their place in the world.

Learning To Fly
Oil on canvas

🌟On view , DM for inquires 🌟

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The Modern Abyss
6-30.4.2023



mills uwasu

The exhibition, titled "The Modern Abyss", explores the concept of the unknown and uncertain, which exists beyond our perception and interpretation.

Divided into two subthemes, "Image/Reality" and "Order/Chaos", the show features six contemporary artists who challenge our assumptions and push us to reconsider the ways we experience and understand our surroundings.

ᴍᴀx ʙᴇʀʀʏ (ʙ.1987, ᴀᴜꜱᴛʀᴀʟɪᴀ)Max Berry’s work is comprised of semi-fictional paintings, bucolic scenes, vignettes and si...
21/04/2023

ᴍᴀx ʙᴇʀʀʏ (ʙ.1987, ᴀᴜꜱᴛʀᴀʟɪᴀ)

Max Berry’s work is comprised of semi-fictional paintings, bucolic scenes, vignettes and simple observation. Particular attention to line, colour, and the play between light and shadow reveals a single-minded attempt to slow time down. The paintings work in concert: dreamlike images of memory, levitation, water, and clouds condense to produce a companionable silence - an open invitation to the viewer to examine for themselves what they see.

Max Berry has received the Australian Council for the Arts ‘Artstart Grant’ and awarded the Lloyd Rees Memorial Youth Art Award. He has been selected as a finalist in numerous art prizes including The Art Gallery of New South Wales Wynne Prize, The S H Ervin Gallery Salon des Refusés and the William Fletcher Travelling Art Scholarship. Consecutive solo exhibitions interstate and overseas since have led to acknowledgment in publications such Artist Profile and the Sydney Morning Herald. He has been selected for an artist residency programs at Bundanon Trust, Cill Rialaig Art Center, Ireland and Nelimarkka Museum, Finland.

🌟On view , DM for inquires 🌟

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The Modern Abyss
6-30.4.2023



mills uwasu

The exhibition, titled "The Modern Abyss", explores the concept of the unknown and uncertain, which exists beyond our perception and interpretation.

Divided into two subthemes, "Image/Reality" and "Order/Chaos", the show features six contemporary artists who challenge our assumptions and push us to reconsider the ways we experience and understand our surroundings.

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