Cathay Camera Club's 'Monocolour' Exhibition Challenges Color Perception
Cathay Camera Club's 'Monocolour' Exhibition Challenges Color Perception
The Cathay Camera Club is hosting the 'Monocolour' exhibition at the Pao Galleries in Wan Chai from November 20 to 22. The event features 27 photographers exploring the significance of color in daily life, with free admission for all visitors.
The Cathay Camera Club has organized 'Monocolour,' an exhibition at the Pao Galleries in Wan Chai that challenges viewers to reconsider the role of color in everyday life. Running from November 20 to 22, the event features works by 27 photographers who approach their craft with a deliberate focus on capturing the historic, emotive, cultural, and pragmatic dimensions of color.
Held on the fourth floor of the Hong Kong Arts Centre, the exhibition offers free admission to all visitors. Organizers stated that the participating artists aim to provide a deeper understanding of how color functions in daily life through their work.
The Cathay Camera Club, founded in 1982, brings together photographers from diverse backgrounds, experience levels, and nationalities. The 'Monocolour' exhibition serves as a platform for these members to showcase their considered approach to photography.
A.Gmeiner--MP
