馮氏藝術顧問有限公司提供藝術製作,場地設計

sabrina fung fine arts (SFFA) has been at the forefront of introducing contemporary Asian artists to the international art scene since the early 1980s in New York. The company provides art consulting services to public, private and commercial clients worldwide, enabling them to create unique cultural and social environments. Ms. Sabrina Fung, SFFA's founder, and her associates select and coordinate artworks locally and internationally to reflect the themes and needs of individual collections. International sourcing trips are made regularly so that the company can remain fully current on trends in the ever-changing global art market.

Cultural Projects

SFFA and Ms. Fung have curated and organized art exhibitions and cultural programs in a wide range of public environments. In 2005, she was commissioned by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council to curate the "Hong Kong Pavillon" for the 51st Venice Biennale in Italy. Other exhibitions curated by Ms. Fung include "two, three things about hong kong" at the Hong Kong City Univerisity Gallery and "ART Windows", a large-scale public art project that exhibited contemporary artworks in public areas throughout Hong Kong for three months in 2001. Ms. Fung also curated "ARTscope Hong Kong 2000" an extensive exhibition of avant-garde Hong Kong artists in 15 Tokyo galleries and at the City University in Hong Kong.

In 1995 and 1997, Ms. Fung co-curated the Fringe Festival art exhibitions at Hong Kong City Hall. She also organized and co-curated the City University of Hong Kong's 10th Anniversary art exhibition in 1994. SFFA public art projects (SFFA Projects) include a retrospective film festival of Hiroshi Teshigahara (artist, film maker and sogetsu master) co-presented with the Hong Kong Arts Centre in 1993. SFFA Projects organised a major art installation in 1992 at the Hong Kong University Museum to celebrate its 40th anniversary. While living in New York City in the 1980s, Ms. Fung curated exhibitions and placed artworks in numerous collections including the Lila Acheson Collection and Alcan Aluminum International in Montreal.

Ms. Fung has been an advisor to the Hong Kong City University Gallery Committee since 1999. She was a co-opted member of the Hong Kong Arts Development Council's Visual Arts Committee in 1995-1997 and 2001. In 2007, Ms Fung was appointed as a member of the Museum Advisory Group of the Consultative Committee on the West Kowloon Cultural District.