Campus Digest

Academy of Visual Arts exhibition showcases artworks of 100 graduating students

02 Jun 2017

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The exhibition showcases the works of 100 graduating students of the Academy of Visual Arts.
"My Obsessions" by Tiffany Chang.
Glass sculpture "The True Self" by Ng Wai-ching.

The exhibition showcasing the works of 100 graduating students of the Academy of Visual Arts (AVA) is now open to the public on the Kai Tak Campus until 18 June 2017.

To recognise some of the outstanding works, the AVA invited five professionals from different areas of the art field to select winners of sponsored awards. The awards include the Studio Arts Prominent Award, the Western Painting Young Talent Prize, the Asia One Award for Chinese Arts, the Professor Raymond Fung Award for Chinese Painting, the WMA for Young Talent award, the Anonymous Sculpture Award and M Lau Award for Craftsmanship. AVA Awards had also been established and juried by AVA scholars. In collaboration with CUHK, the AVA continued to present the Vitamin D award. Alumni from both universities select the work that shows the most potential for future development. In addition, the annual Tuna Prize was awarded by AVA alumni.

The graduation exhibition includes a series of activities and the participation of the general public is welcome.

Details of the graduation show is available at: www.avabagradshow.hk

Please click here to view the award-winning works.