Gardener Still by Michael Lau + Terry Richardson Exhibition in HK

Please note this Nicole weekend.

Next weekend (December 8-9) will take place Guarden Still In Hong Kong, it is an ephemeral exhibition (sweet pleonasm, even if there are permanent exhibitions, let's say that we tend to specify when this happens) Hosted by Michael Lau in its own gallery and which will give us the opportunity to review new guard 6 inches Too long left for two years. Let us recall that it is supposed to lay 103 in all!

 

If the images are believed, no less than 10 new figurines will be presented, with small bonuses in the person of little Pascagoula scattered in random boxes and DJ Panda.

Here is the distribution of classic figurines: Prodig, Young Prodig, Lazy Prodig, Dj Tommy, Lazy Dj Tommy

And for the secrets: Yellow Pascagoula (hidden in Lazy Prodig), White Pascagoula (hidden in Prodig), Clear Pascagoula (hidden in Young Prodig), Dj Panda V.1 (hidden in Dj Tommy), Dj Panda V.2 (hidden in Lazy DJ Tommy).

All photos of the paintings and the Terry Richardson exhibition after the Moot:

And since Michael Lau seems to be touched by deep artistic fiber, he lets himself go to compose some rather huge paintings, we can count 5 of which 3 will be put up for auction during the Guarden Still which will take place this weekend at The Michael gallery.

For his exhibition at Hong Kong Sponso by Diesel, "From Rio to Hong Kong", Terry Richardson had the very good idea to invite the local of the Michael Lau stage in guest. For the occasion, the latter designed a figurine on a 1: 1 scale of the photographer in person, all teeth in front in a very suggestive position. Note that the proportions seem to be respected.

In addition to this huge figurine, in every sense of the word, a book of illustrations was published with illustrations resembling a sort of Kamasutra de Richardson Solo by Michael Lau de the letter a To The letter Z. Some T-shirts taking up these illusions seem to have been arranged during the opening which took place on December 01.

If you are in Hong Kong by the end of the month, take a look, it is certainly worth a look.

Charming isn't it? The exhibition lasts until December 23. Source: Tomm Wong's Blog and Crazy0709