ART SMILE @ KEE CLUB

The Cat Street Gallery is proud to announce a unique charity event to kick start the Autumn season in Hong Kong. A diverse range of International artists have been
commissioned to create an artwork inspired by the world renowned Veuve Clicquot champagne. The artworks will be exhibited for sale at The Kee Club with proceeds
going to Operation Smile, a global charitable organization that provides free surgeries for children with cleft palates, cleft lips and other facial deformities.

Artists taking part in the charity exhibition are: one of London’s most important young talents, the post-pop artist Stuart Semple; Hugo Dalton of the Fine Arts Society, London who is famed for his innovative line drawings and murals; Hong Kong’s premier celebrity photographer and a Korean-German artistic phenomenon in his own right, Olaf Mueller; the contemporary British print maker Sara J Beazley and her vintage inspired work; American sculptor and ceramicist Elise van Stolk; British artist Richard Winkworth and his timeless encaustic paintings; the young edgy Hong Kong graphic design and illustrator Jonathan Jay Lee; French photographer Laurent Segretier and his subtly beautiful images; photographs by the multi-talented
writer and filmmaker Andre Cooray; up and coming photographer Lakshmi Harilela; work by ex-fashion designer, illustrator and artist Gabrielle K. Tüscher; a playful collaboration between luxury custom publisher Ann Tsang, creative Karl Milner and interior designer and artist Gavin Tu; and introducing Gina Soden, an emerging UK photographic talent from the underground ‘urbexing’ scene.

There will be a press call beforehand from 6.30pm with model Jocelyn Luko (pictured above in Olaf Mueller’s ‘In High Spirits’), available artists, Mandy d’Abo, The Cat Street Gallery Director and Operation Smile Ambassador, Ann Tsang Editor of Kee Magazine.
           
www.thecatstreetgallery.com   

Operation Smile China Medical Mission has been going for almost 20 years and has seen a staggering 11,000 people have their lives transformed through their
medical missions.