Kingsely Ng

黑料不打烊

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Kingsely Ng is a Chinese artist. Osage Gallery, Hong Kong (Soho) featured Kingsely Ng's work in the past.

Kingsely Ng in the news

In 黑料不打烊鈥檚 artist press archive, Kingsely Ng is featured in Crosscurrents Up the Ante for New Media Art, a piece from C-Arts in October 2008.

Past Exhibitions

Works by Silas FONG and Kingsley NG at Mandarin Oriental's Clipper Lounge (Hong Kong Eye)

Osage Gallery, Hong Kong (Soho)

Kwun Tong | Hong Kong | Hong Kong

06 May, 2013 - 26 May, 2013

Articles

Crosscurrents Up the Ante for New Media Art

C-Arts 07 Oct, 2008

An encounter with Tyrannosaurus Rex of China (2006- 2008) created by Beijing-based artist Jin Jiangbo at the exhibition, Crosscurrents: New Media Art (Osage Singapore, June 鈥� August 2008) is a reminder of those childhood school excursions to the science and technology museum...