Don’t Delete Art and their Manifesto Against Censorship
Don’t Delete Art is a coalition that caters to artists that have been censored or banned by social media. Savannah Spirit, Spencer Tunick, Elizabeth Larison (NCAC), Svetlana Mintcheva (NCAC), Julie Trebault (ARC), Jake Neuberger (ARC), Valentine Sargent (ARC), Sverre…
Connecting and Collage with Mom, Despite Alzheimer’s
I had an idea to create artwork with my mom, who has Alzheimer’s. Together, we make collages: she cuts out clippings from supermarket flyers, and I paste them. This collaboration is a source of immense joy for her and a unique opportunity for us to connect, especially a…
Arcadia, No. 5 and Graphites at Poliform
Prior to my departure from Hong Kong, I was delighted to have Poliform offer to display several of of my favourite artworks in their showroom for an indefinite period of time. All artworks are available for sale. Arcadia, No. 5, or Blue Planet II is a large 122 x 122…
My first garden: Suburban gardening in Saskatchewan
What began as a simple idea to plant some vegetables along the side of the garage, which was once covered with overgrown grass and weeds, has evolved to become somewhat of an addiction. Following the ideas of Charles Dowding and concept of no dig beds where one…
Happy Chinese New Year & Unlaunching Patreon
Happy Chinese New Year to everyone as the year of the Tiger rolls in. I wish everyone health, peace and abundance in the year ahead! I am sorry to announce that I am going to unlauch Patreon after I send out this post. Since moving to Canada and reestablishing myself…
Days of Dementia
Moving from Hong Kong to Canada has proven to be challenging, not only because of the Covid 19 with its regulations imposed on returning citizens but with me adapting to an environment that greatly contrasts a place I had grown completely accustomed to. As much as one…
Programme completed – NHS Couch to 5K
Some of you know that I have been following NHS’s Couch to 5K. Well last night I completed the programme. I didn’t post a week by week run-down, but left it to the finish, if in fact I could finish it. I couldn’t jog without going out of breath for more than a few…
First Interview Gmagazine – April 2005
Flashback to 2005 when I first published my book The Asian Male – 1.AM and the guys at Gmagazine decided to conduct my first official interview by the now yoga expert Victor Chau. …
Ian getting ready for our first shoot
I first met Ian over ten years ago while hanging out in the scene. We met briefly at a mall to talk about a shoot but nothing came to fruition. He left for the Philippines, then Singapore, and now Taiwan. But as life had it, the coronavirus kept him from traveling…
Creation/Destruction: Art on Two Planes of Existence
CREATION/DESTRUCTION ART ON TWO PLANES OF EXISTENCE Art Exhibition & Art Performance………………. Over, Under, Over, Under by Bowie Lee What makes a map a map? Bowie Lee’s work ”Over, Under, Over, Under” navigates, mediates and reinterprets our physical…
Creation/Destruction: Art on Two Planes of Existence
CREATION/DESTRUCTIONART ON TWO PLANES OF EXISTENCEArt Exhibition & Art Performance………………. Over, Under, Over, Under by Bowie Lee What makes a map a map? Bowie Lee’s work ”Over, Under, Over, Under” navigates, mediates and reinterprets our physical…
Korean life model poses for Norm Yip in TAME
Jess is a professional life model in Korea that understands his body very well, much like an athlete, but with a better understanding of shapes, angles and form. Possessing a defined hairless body and ideal proportions, Jess was a delight to photograph, as we used a…