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A Feast for the Eyes
Date: 16 Apr - 18 May 2013

Spring is the season of hope, the time of new beginnings. The third month of the ancient calendar is the time when warmth returns to the land, and once withered foliage blooms with new colour. The ancients said, “Spring begins in the third month and flowers begin to bloom”, a perfect description of the verdant scene, a true feast for the eyes.

'A Feast for the Eyes' is a beautiful sight which brings warmth and joy to people’s hearts.

The first level of art appreciation is beauty in the eye of the beholder. Harmony between composition and hue is the first thing perceived by the eyes, and because it is a subjective perception, artists have never been able to clearly define the concept of ‘beauty’. Simply put, anything that brings joy is ‘beautiful’.

After the feast for the eyes comes joy to the heart as art appreciation advances from visual to mental perception. After the eyes have been stimulated, art enters into the needs of the soul. A Feast for the Eyes refers to external beauty, while Joy to the Heart signifies internal beauty. When we say “Joy to the heart, a feast for the eyes” in Chinese, ‘Joy to the heart’ comes first to express the idea that only when beauty is internal can it present a beautiful exterior. Only when the interior and exterior are as one can artistic creation directly engage with the self.

This year, Fine Art Asia 2013, Asia’s leading international fine art fair, is proud to collaborate with Grand Hyatt Hong Kong, the fair’s official hotel partner, to present a series of fine art programmes.

“Grand Hyatt Hong Kong is excited to partner with Fine Art Asia 2013. We are proud to play an active role and support the arts and culture scene,” Mr. Gordon Fuller, Area Vice President of Hong Kong and the Philippines, commented. Mr. Philip Yu, General Manager of Grand Hyatt Hong Kong added, “Being the official hotel partner of Fine Art Asia 2013, we are grateful to have this opportunity to display the fine art collections from “Feast for the Eyes” in-house for our guests and art lovers to appreciate.”

Mr. Calvin Hui, Co-Chairman and Director of Fine Art Asia, also said, “A Feast for the Eyes (悅目) will present a collection of artworks that are pleasing to both the heart and the eye, in perfect harmony with the classically modern interior setting of Grand Hyatt Hong Kong. This exhibition will integrate the artworks of renowned Asian artists in an elegant, fashionable environment, inviting art lovers and hotel guests to join together in a veritable feast for the mind and the heart.”

Participating Galleries: 3812 Contemporary Art Projects, Alisan Fine Arts, Kwai Fung Hin Art Gallery

Exhibiting Artists: Lin Guocheng, Qu Guangci, Wei Ligang, Xue Song, Yang Din and Zhuang Hongyi

Please visit www.fineartasia.com and www.hongkong.grand.hyatt.com for more information on ‘A Feast for the Eyes”, a hotel fine art exhibition co-presented by Fine Art Asia and Grand Hyatt Hong Kong.

Image: © Lin Guocheng, Fine Art Asia

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