Fung Ho-yin

Born and raised in Hong Kong. Has been pursuing professional education and training in photography & different areas of design in Hong Kong and UK. Now working as an assistant professor in the School of Design at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
Creating art with alternative photographic processes is his specialism. Has been exhibiting internationally in Australia, the U.S.A., France Japan and China. Opened the first solo exhibition of Gum Prints in UK in 2007. Finalist of National Prints Exhibition, International Competition – Printmaking at Philadelphia, U.S.A., and, The International Print & Drawing Exhibiiton, Thailand. Works have been collected by The Hong Kong Heritage Museum, Shen Zhou (Cathay) Print Museum (Cheng Du, China), Qingdao Museum of Art (Qingdao, China), Gwei Yang Museum of Art (Gweizhou) and, Guangdong Museum of Art (Guangzhou, China).

Has been the executive committee member of The Hong Kong Graphics Society since 2001. Helped to set up the only open printmaking studio in Hong Kong in 2000 – The Hong Kong Open Printshop, trying to serve the community with printmaking related art.

Cheung Chung Chu

Cheung Chung Chu is an established Chinese ink painter, calligrapher and printmaker as well.  He is one of the founding members of the Hong Kong Open Printshop.   Cheung has been the executive committee member who responsible for the community art promotion projects and being workshop instructor at HKOP. 
Cheung’s prints, paintings and calligraphies have been shown in numerous national and international exhibitions which took place in France, Australia, Belgium, the United States, and Quingdao, Shanghai, Hong Kong, China. 
He is the first prize winner of “Virtually /Reality International Exchange of Prints and Digital Images” in Estampe Belgium 2003.  His works were selected in the Contemporary Hong Kong Art Biennial 2003, the 9 th and 11th International Biennial Print and Drawing Exhibition, ROC. 
Cheung’s works collected by the Hong Kong Museum of Art, Hong Kong Heritage Museum, Contemporary Art Center, Australia, National Taiwan Arts Education Center, Qingdao Museum of Art, and private collectors.

Yung Sau-mui

YUNG Sau-mui received her education in printmaking from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, the University of Alabama, and the Tamarind Institute, the University of New Mexico.
In 2000, Yung and her fellow printmakers founded the Hong Kong Open Printshop.  She is in executive committee responsible for the project management.

Yung’s works presented in national and international exhibitions and some of her works are in the collections of City Museum of Gyor, Hungary, Hong Kong Museum of Art, the Hong Kong Heritage Museum, Macau University, Shen Zhou (Cathy) Print Museum, Quingdao Museum of Arts, China, the University of Alabama, Canson Talens Ind., Massachusetts, and the Tamarind Institute, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, USA.