Hong Kong Art: Visual Archive
| Wan Lai Kuen, Annie 尹麗娟 | |||||||||||
| Name in pinyin: Yin Lijuan | |||||||||||
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| Place of birth: Hong Kong | |||||||||||
| Dates: unknown- | |||||||||||
| Art Medium: ceramics | |||||||||||
| Wan studied ceramics in Hong Kong and completed her Masters degree at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Recently, her works have been exhibited in Japan, New Zealand and Hong Kong. In Fringe Club's City Festival 2000, she presented an exhibition named Blue and White. | |||||||||||
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| Longing and Rediscovery (Full view) (1999) ceramics size unknown | Ripples of Raindrop (1999) ceramics size unknown | Memorial/ Shreds of Humanities (detail) (1999) ceramics size unknown | Flatten the Moon (Full view) (1999) ceramics size unknown | ||||||||
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| Maps of Praying (Full view) (1999) ceramics size unknown | Adornment for My Hands 1 (2001) smoke-fired terracotta size unknown | Adornment for My Hands 1 (2001) smoke-fired terracotta size unknown | Adornment for My Hands 1 (2001) smoke-fired terracotta size unknown | ||||||||
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| Monument / Watershed (2001) terracotta size unknown | Monument / Watershed (2001) porcelain size unknown | Memories of Japan / Supermarket in Shigaraki (2002) slip-cast porcelain with celadon glaze size unknown | Monument / Anagama in Shigaraki (2002) black stoneware, porcelain, cement, prints and flames size unknown | ||||||||
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| Memories of Japan /To Learn Japanese from 17 Japanese Friends (2002) terracotta, white slip size unknown | Daily-life Container: Between Inside and Outside (2003) porcelain size unknown | Drawing on A Japanese Comic Book (2003) slip-cast porcelain, black stain size unknown | To Demonstrate the Evolution of Spoon from Hand (2003) slip-cast porcelain size unknown | ||||||||
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| Contact the artist: wan123a@hotmail.com | |||||||||||
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Last updated: 3 July, 2020.