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PF25 cultural projects

Residency, Community Projects & Exhibitions May - June in Basel

Introducing our resident artist in May & June Bouie Choi (b. 1987, Hong Kong, lives & works in Hong Kong) Bouie Choi grew up in Hong Kong, surrounded by high-rise buildings that shape the city's urban landscape. Through her paintings, she weaves together fragments of memory and collected stories to depict the co-existence of the visible and invisible, light and darkness, and the real and surreal. Bouie uses the force of urban imagery and light to create a manifestation of infinite borrowed space and time, bridging the gap between tangibles and intangibles. Recently, she has focused on using wood to explore the definition of freedom, employing multi-perspective and layers of time to deepen her state of mind. After receiving her MA at Chelsea College of Art and Design in 2012, Choi started participating in community art and cross-media collaborations. Her unwavering commitment to painting is driven by a profound curiosity about how the environment and social values leave lasting impressions on individuals. Her works play with absurdity from different contexts, finding them carriers and bringing new meanings to texts, objects, and two-dimensional art. Choi also participates in community art programs and has formed an art collective with other Hong Kong artists named the "CHT. Art Project". During Bouie's residency in Basel, we invite you to bring a postcard of your homeland to the community event on 31 May, where you can share your stories with us. This exchange will serve as part of the inspiration for Bouie's upcoming exhibition, entitled 'We stay up late to behold the beauty of the stars,' which opens in Basel on 13 June. Her exhibition seeks to capture the emotional resonance and complexity between the interior and exterior worlds, the physical and metaphysical, and the multi-perspectives of far and close oscillating between different times and dimensions. Click here for the PF25 May & June Programme.



Programme Stories Exchange Community Event Bring a postcard and share your stories! Wednesday, 31 May 2023 Doors open: 18h Sharing session by the artist: 19h Venue: Nonnenweg 45, 4055 Basel Register: celine@PF25.org We stay up late to behold the beauty of the stars a solo exhibition by Bouie Choi as part of the Homeland in Transit exhibition series and PF25 cultural projects and residency Time : Tuesday, 13 June 18 -21h Venue: Pfeffergässlein 25, 4051 Basel, entrance at Nadelberg 33 Register: celine@PF25.org Viewing by appointment only until 30 June: connect@PF25.org The above programme is supported by

Christoph Merian Stiftung

Hong Kong Arts Development Council

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Simone Berger Battegay Achtsamkeit Basel Event sponsor: Meow Kong Programme curator : Angelika Li Programme coordinator: Celine Ngai





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Curated by Angelika Li

Co-presented by Meow Kong and PF25 cultural projects

as part of the 'Homeland in Transit' exhibition series


Vernissage:

Saturday, 13 May 2023, 14 - 20


Art Week Event:

Saturday, 10 June 2023, 18 - 21.30

19-1930 Sogetsu Ikebana Performance by Hedy Leung

East Asian refreshments provided by Meow Kong


Exhibition:

16 May - 18 June,

Tue - Sat 11 - 19

Two Sundays 11 & 18 June, 11 - 19


Venue:

Meow Kong

St Jakobstrasse 41, 8004 Zurich

+41 79 264 90 00


Press Enquiries:

info@onkili.com

+41 76 781 76 78

Link to Press Folder

Link to the Project Page


All images credit to the artists.




UPDATES:

Sogetsu Ikebana Demonstration by Hedy Leung

with vessels by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec and Laura Sattin

Sunday, 2 April 2023, 3.30pm

Vitrahaus, Vitra Design Museum

Charles-Eames-Strasse, Weil am Rhein

Free entrance



Please note that due to unpredictable weather conditions, the ikebana event venue is moved from Tadao Ando's Conference Pavilion to Vitrahaus.



The flowering of cherry blossoms makes early spring one of the most beautiful times on the Vitra Campus. The cherry trees around the Conference Pavilion by Tadao Ando are an integral part of the Japanese architect’s building concept, highlighting their significance in traditional Japanese culture.


No registration is necessary. However, we do reserve the right to cancel the event in the case of bad weather. Up-to-date information can be found on our social media channels or in the ‘News’ section of the Vitra Campus app. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us by sending an email to campus@vitra.com or calling +497621702-3510.


Eine Anmeldung ist nicht erforderlich. Wir behalten uns jedoch vor, die Veranstaltung bei schlechtem Wetter abzusagen. Bitte besuchen Sie für aktuelle Informationen unsere Social-Media-Kanäle oder die News auf der Vitra Campus App.

Bei Fragen können Sie uns gerne kontaktieren, per E-Mail an campus@vitra.com oder telefonisch unter +497621702-3510.


Photo: Dejan Jovanovic, Vitra Design Museum




Click here to learn more about Ikebana International Basel Chapter

 
 

Ikebana gives life to the present moment. Every moment counts, not one moment repeats itself. Ikebana is an encounter between humans and plants. Flowers and stems are given a new life when they are arranged in a vessel or a space. Ikebana allows flowers and vessels, which exist on their own, to become one. A different harmonious beauty is created. Ikebana is a tactile art. Enjoying visual movement through our hands, it allows us unique opportunities to experience the flower, the vessel and space. In the practice of Ikebana, we will explore the flower’s rhythm flows in our imaginations and the inspiring energy between the organic vessels and the plant arrangements.


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