【香港藝術館 - 時空對談：「多元視野──八、九〇年代香港藝術新象」藝術講座系列 | 講座 3：從攝影至影像藝術的新演繹】

講者：馮漢紀、劉清平（視像對談）、李志芳、黃啟裕、蕭偉恆（視像對談）、李卓媛
攝影能捕捉獨特的瞬間，亦能呈現藝術家的想像力。馮漢紀身兼攝影師、教育工作者、藝術家、策展人等不同角色，前衛開放的創作與教學理念展現他永不停止的開拓精神。他的攝影作品亦專注探索影像的新形式與延伸。
自1992年起，《女那禾多》攝影別冊夾附於《攝影畫報》內頁發行，直到1998年發行最後一期。刊物由劉清平、李志芳、黃啟裕等攝影藝術家合編，雲集當代攝影的舊雨新知，並以「紙上跨界展覽」的概念呈現，是當年本地文化出版的新嘗試。
這些先導者分享了他們對香港攝影藝術發展的看法，並聯同新晉藝術家蕭偉恆和李卓媛一起討論香港影像藝術的當代詮釋。
此藝術講座系列為客席策展人方敏兒與香港藝術館共同策展的「多元視野--八、九〇年代香港藝術新象」展覽之延伸活動。展覽在5.3.2021至29.5.2022，於香港藝術館五樓新空間展出。
【HKMoA - Art Talk Series for “New Horizons: Ways of Seeing Hong Kong Art in the 80s and 90s” Exhibition | Talk 3: From Photography to New Interpretation of Image Art】
Speakers: Joseph Fung Hon-kee, Lau Ching-ping (by video conferencing), Patrick Lee Chee-fong, Blues Wong Kai-yu, Siu Wai-hang (by video conferencing) and Sharon Lee Cheuk-wun
Photography captures unique moments, whereas unveiling artists’ imagination. Being a photographer, educator, artist and curator, Joseph Fung is a pivotal figure in photographic art of Hong Kong, whose experimental spirit is manifested in both his artistic practice and teaching. His works reflect a ceaseless inquiry into the new possibilities of image making.
In 1992, NuNaHeDuo was launched and distributed as a supplement to the magazine Photo Pictorial, until its final issue in 1998. Edited by photographic artists such as Lau Ching-ping, Patrick Lee and Blues Wong, it featured photographic works mainly of local artists. Embodying the concept of a crossover exhibition on paper, the publication was a ground-breaking experiment in Hong Kong.
These pioneers shared their views on the development of photographic art in Hong Kong, with emerging artists Siu Wai-hang and Sharon Lee, who joined the discussion on the contemporary interpretation of image art in Hong Kong.
The Art Talk Series is an extension programme of the “New Horizons: Ways of Seeing Hong Kong Art in the 80s and 90s” exhibition, co-curated by guest curator Janet Fong and the HKMoA. The exhibition was held at The Lab, 5/F of the Hong Kong Museum of Art from 5th March 2021 to 29th May 2022.