IMPACT 11

26/09/2021

Nakabayashi: Transposition is now staging at HKOP Gallery Hong Kong Open Printshop till 7 November.
Nakabayashi, an internationally renowned printmaker who recognized as the pioneer of etching in contemporary Japanese printmaking. His individual techniques and unique visual language to convey his long observation of nature in the Transposition series.

#枯榮之間

#すべて腐らないものはない

26/09/2021

25/04/2021

(This is not a one-person meal - we shared 😜) Introducing HK siu mei rice 燒味飯, with chicken, roast pork and BBQ pork 🍚 Oops, maybe a bit too full for the conference later 😭

24/04/2021

Our breakfast: pineapple bun 🍍 and coffee (essential, always)

23/04/2021

Introducing our all-time favourite fish balls and siu mai 🤤 Once the takeaway appeared in our print lab, you could hardly find anyone remaining in the office......

22/04/2021

Our Day 3 brunch before the conference 🥟 Dim sum is the best

21/04/2021

Greetings from . We are attending the conference with egg tarts and HK milk tea 🥰 Show us your virtual setting!

20/04/2021

It's TODAY! See you soon 🤩

19/04/2021

[25 APRIL - DAY SIX]

14:30-15:15
Demonstration 4
▶ Liu Siu Jane: Waterless Lithography—An innovative, safe and simple techniques of planographic printing process

15:30-17:15
Panel 15: Print Art: Legends and Legacy
▶ Mark Hunter: AS IS WHEN / THIS IS NOW University of Dundee
▶ Preeti Sood: Rediscovering traditionally printed Bazaar Art through emerging print technologies Arts University Bournemouth
▶ Marta Kubiak: Polish(ed) print The Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Art and Design in Wroclaw
▶ Veronica Calarco: Kanti—My Words Aberystwyth Printmakers Aberystwyth University
▶ Karol Wilczynska and Alan Litchfield: Tae ki te toi: Colour in pre-European Māori art AUT - Auckland University of Technology

17:30-18:15
Panel 16: Between Resemblance and Illusion: Photography and Print
▶ Constanza Dessain: Seeing Touch: the Woodburytype as Haptic Image UWE Bristol
▶ Susanne Klein: Different shades of Grey
▶ Edward Jonnie Turpie: Print States and Chance Birmingham City University

18:30-19:30
Closing Remarks
▶ Representatives from HKOP and UWE

LAST CHANCE to get your pass: https://www.impact11.hk/application/en/passes/

19/04/2021

[24 APRIL - DAY FIVE]

08:15-09:30
Panel 12: Intimately Printed: Printmaking as a Generative Process
▶ Eszter Sziksz: Before it fades Ringling College of Art and Design
▶ Mariko Jesse: 'teapots, bowls, cups and some spoons': Printmaking in Cheung Sha Wan MTR station, HK
▶ Heather Leier: Moving Through: Coping and Joy University of Calgary

09:45-11:15
Panel 13: Collaborative Communities: International Exchange and Residencies (IV)
▶ Ioulia Akhmadeeva: Two graphic edition collective projects between student groups in Russian and Mexican universities
▶ Deborah and Richard Cornell: The Permeability of Forms Boston University
▶ Jill Ho-You: Experimental Print Hybridisation & Artist Residencies Incubator Lab Alberta University of the Arts
▶ Ioulia Akhmadeeva: Chamuco, The Devil is around... Graphic Interdisciplinary and multicultural project.

11:30-13:00
Panel 14: Resistance on Paper: Printmaking as Social Engagement
▶ Bonnie Wong: The authority of printed matters
▶ Sio-ieng Ng: The revolution of our times—printed matters from Hong Kong protests
 ZINE COOP
▶ Richard Harding, Marian Crawford and Alison Alder: A Contemporary Revolution: Positivism as a precursor to change RMIT University Monash University
▶ Sally Tsang: Printmaking as social and collaborative arts practice in Hong Kong 香港公開大學(The Open University of Hong Kong)

LAST CHANCE to get your pass: https://www.impact11.hk/application/en/passes/

19/04/2021

After months of planning, we cannot believe IMPACT 11 is finally happening tomorrow! Get ready to embark on a journey of insightful presentations from around the world in front of your computer 🤩

LAST CHANCE to get your conference pass: https://www.impact11.hk/application/en/passes/