《Supper Club》
Location: Fringe Club, 2 Lower Albert Road, Central Hong Kong
Dates: Monday March 25-Saturday March 30
4pm-1am
Supper Club is a new week-long event in Hong Kong that is a hybrid between an alternative art fair, a third space to gather, and a hub for engagement with contemporary art. Co.organised with the historic heritage site Fringe Club, the event will take place during Hong Kong’s art week and features presentations by international and local galleries, performances, talks and more. Extended nighttime hours invites visitors to explore interconnected spaces and linger.
Jiū Society
Triumph in Hand
Stainless steel painted, lights, rotating mechanical device
100 x 60 x 130 cm｜2017
Jiū Society
Jiu Bao
Single channel video
30’’ | 2015
Peng Yun
Miss Melissa and Mr. Fish at 2:31pm
Single channel video
7’47’’ | 2013
ABOUT THE ARTISTS
Jiū Society
Jiū Society considers themselves an experimental product of “Reform and Opening Up”, and also the sons of “dispersed culture”. In the name of nonsensical hedonism, despite occasional anxieties and doubts, Jiū feels very good. So they tried to make themselves heard by making an uncertain and small sound, Jiū.
Founded in 2015 by three Shenzhen-born artists, Fang Di, Ji Hao, and Jin Haofan, Jiū Society absorbed its fourth member, the Guangzhou-born artist Zhang Yin, in 2021. The group revolves around the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macau Greater Bay Area, a brand-new region forged by the Party and the people where the four artists all grew up and witnessed wave after wave of immigration, fortune and ideas. Jiū Society expects to shake up a few things in this new reality, and turns up their volume by just a bit.
Their recent solo exhibitions include: “Snow White & Her Seven Friends”, Studio Concrete, Seoul, South Korean, 2022; “Lost in Shanghai”, SYSTEM, Shanghai, China, 2021; “Your Life, My Dream”, Vanguard Gallery, Shanghai, China, 2020; “Your Life, My Dream”, OCT Boxes Art Museum, Foshan, China, 2020; “Lost in Shenzhen”, the Center for Chinese Contemporary Art, Manchester, UK, 2019; “GAS STATION IX: da qi da luo”, Vanguard Gallery, Shanghai, China, 2017; “Lost in Shenzhen”, 33 Artspace, Shenzhen, China, 2016.
They also attended the following group exhibitions: “Vanguard Onwards”, Vanguard Gallery, Shanghai, China, 2024; “H2B”, Vanguard Gallery, Shanghai, China, 2023; “The New Legent”, Start Museum, Shanghai, China,2023; “Art Within Reach I”, APSMUSEUM, Shanghai, China, 2023; “Year by Year”, DEJI Art Museum, Nanjing, China, 2023; “Warehouse Story VIII-On Your Mark!”, Vanguard Gallery, Shanghai, China, 2022; “Huayu Youth Award Finalist Exhibition 2021, The Perfect Flaw”, Sanya Art Center, Sanya, China, 2021; “How do we begin”, X Museum, Beijing, China , 2020; “HOT FLOWS-Pearl River Delta Arts Retrospective in Macau”, Post-Ox Warehouse Experimental Site, Macau, China, 2019; “HOT BLOOD”, White Rabbit Gallery, Sydney, Australia, 2019; “Shanghai Biennale: Proregress”, China, 2018; “Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism/Architecture”, Shenzhen, China, 2017.
Peng Yun
Peng Yun was born in Sichuan in 1982. Degree in Oil Painting Department of Sichuan Academy of Fine Arts (1999-2003), Master’s degreein New Media Department in China Academy of Art (2004-2007). Now lives in Macau, working on art creation and education.
Her recent solo exhibitions include: “Souls Which Are One Shall Meet”, Berlin, 2016; “Peng Yun & Jose Drummond– A midsummer night’s dream”, Macau, China, 2015; “Fixation – Peng Yun Video, Photography, Installation”, Beijing, China, 2013; “She Says” , Macau, China, 2011; “Emptying”, Pingyao, China, 2009.
She also attended the following group exhibitions: “Vanguard Onwards”, Vanguard Gallery, Shanghai, China, 2024; Post-“She”, VanArtSpace, Hangzhou, China, 2018; Goddess in the shell, Hangzhou Arts and Crafts Museum Hangzhou, China, 2018; Offline Goddess, YinyanSpace, Hangzhou, China, 2018; Wrath of Goddess, Art170Space, Hangzhou, China, 2018; Women Artists 1th International Biennial of Macao, Macao, China, 2018; Presents Young Artists Exhibition, China Academy of Fine Arts, China, 2018; Encounter in Macao – Arts and Cultural Festival between China and Portuguese-speaking Countries, Macao, China, 2018; Now: A Dialogue on Female Chinese Contemporary Artists, UK, 2018; Presence Young Artist Exhabition, HangZhou, China, 2018; Screen Refreshing/Labor:AMNUA Photography Exhibition 2018, NangJing, China, 2018; Women Artists 1st International Biennial of Macao, Macao, China, 2018.
