Hong Kong Art: Visual Archive
Vigneron, Frank 韋一空 | |||||||||||
Name in pinyin: Wei Yikong | |||||||||||
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Place of birth: Hong Kong | |||||||||||
Dates: 1965- | |||||||||||
Art Medium: installation,mixed media work,painting | |||||||||||
Frank Vigneron received a PhD in Chinese Art History from the Paris VII University, a PhD in Comparative Literature from the Paris IV Sorbonne University and a Doctorate of Fine Arts from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology. He has lived in Hong Kong since 1990. He joined the Chinese University of Hong Kong and in 2004, teaching courses on art history and theory. Vigneron has taken part in local and international exhibitions. His solo exhibitions include Le Songe Creux (Fringe Festival, 1997) and Frank Vigneron: Le Songe Creux/The Hollow Dream (1999). He participated in the Hong Kong Art Biennial (2003), group exhibitions Meditation and Narration: Contemporary Ink Exhibition (2008) and Delightul (2009-2010). | |||||||||||
Le Songe Creux - 123 (1998) Ink on paper . A set of 6, each painting: 100x100cm | Le Songe Creux - Triptych (2002) Ink on paper . Open: w.300xh.186cm; Closed: w.150xh.186cm | Le Songe Creux_The Library_Chinese Style Album (2003) Ink on paper 32x15cm | Le Songe Creux_The Library_Western Style Album (2004) Ink on paper 18x33cm | ||||||||
Le Songe Creux - Library (2005) Table: h.85cm x w.145cm x d.65 cm; Cabinet: h.186 cm x w.60 cm x d.43 cm | Le Songe Creux - Heterotopias (2005) Ink on paper & mixed media installation Each standing screen: h.200 x w.100cm | Le Songe Creux - Album 218 (2008) Ink on paper 50x800cm | Le Songe Creux - Album 220 (2008) Ink on paper 50x800cm | ||||||||
Le Songe Creux, Numéro 232 (2010) Ink on paper 60x60cm | Le Songe Creux, Numéro 236 (2011) Ink on paper Scroll: 138x200cm; drawing: 135x135cm | ||||||||||
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Contact the artist: vigneron@cuhk.edu.hk |
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Last updated: 3 July, 2020.