Clique Arts is an exhibition created for the Hong Kong watercolourists elite, led by grand master Stephan Yau, with master Frank Kwok, and artist Nancy Lee.

Stephen Yau, being hailed as a genius of light, has held 31 solo exhibitions and more than 200 group shows. He won many accredited awards. His paintings are in the collections of international museums and societies in the likes of Hong Kong Museum of Art, Kuala Lumpur College of Art and Design, Tourism Toronto, Philippe Charriol Foundation of Hong Kong, Galerie D’Art Sepia in Paris, and many more around the world. “The sensational images …are spattered, splashed and washed capturing the light and shadows in the mist and sunshine amidst blossoming trees and meadows.” Stephen says.

Frank Kwok is a professional international artist for more than two decades, one of the few Chinese artists who won the Philippe Charriol Foundation award.. As a life-long fan of Yau, he took over ‘Art to Fly’ as chairman after Yau’s immigration to Canada. Since then, he has been art consultant of various art societies. He then founded Artist Cradle, a charitable organization in Hong Kong which evangelizes through Christian artworks. ".. Not until …I abide in Him and He in me, my artworks are never the same, "Frank concludes.

Nancy Lee “Enjoy it, to resonate vicariously its rhythms and senses of abundance and completeness in the creative beauty” – Nancy’s perspective of art appreciation. She is one of the elite’s finest artists and pioneered her first solo exhibition in 2012.

Image: © Frank Kwok, New Gallery on Old Bailey