As part of the opening reception for Charlotte Mui’s inaugural solo exhibition “Have A Rice Day” at Alisan Fine Arts, there will be an exhibition tour led by Charlotte Mui and Ruby Weatherall at 3pm.
Ruby and Charlotte are colleagues at Asia Art Archive.
Alisan Fine Arts is excited to announce the first solo exhibition for emerging Hong Kong artist Charlotte Mui at Alisan Aberdeen. At her inaugural exhibition, Mui will be showing a new series of paintings that were inspired by her mother and grandmother’s home-cooked dishes. The artist makes use of vibrant colours and personified food subjects on a circular paper canvas to depict her family delicacies such as coconut stewed milk, tomato tofu soup, and turnip cake. The title “Have a Rice Day” is taken from the local Chinese saying “Three dishes one soup and rice for free” (三餸一湯白飯任裝), resonating with the whimsical style of Mui’s work. This exhibition is part of Hong Kong Art Gallery Association’s Summer Programme which aims to promote young Hong Kong talent.
A solo exhibition of the Major Arcana and tarot reading pop-up by Charlotte Mui, the show features watercolour originals of her tarot card series "L'Œil de l’Âme Tarot" (Eye of the Soul Tarot).
‘Hells of Frida Kahlo’ was Charlotte Mui’s first solo exhibition in collaboration with the Hong Kong Repertory Theatre Black Box. It featured a collection of watercolour, ink, and multimedia paintings in response to the play ‘The 9 Fridas’ performed by the HKREP Black Box.
