Alvin c.k.Lam
Alvin c.k. Lam Print: Treasure Trove
Alvin c.k. Lam Print: Treasure Trove
NO FRAME - print only / 21 x 30cm
Sheung Wan
2-12 Queen's Road West
Unit 1005, Arion Commercial Centre
Sheung Wan
Hong Kong Island Hong Kong SAR
"TREASURE TROVE"
Small: 21 cm x 30 cm | 8.2 x 11.8 cm
Large: 30 x 40 cm | 11.8 x 15.7 in
Get lost in this whimsical vintage store tucked in the corner of 17 Shing Wong Street. Behind the weathered blue shutter gates, a whole world awaits as an array of vintage collectibles, toys, memorabilia, and quirky treasures beckon you to step in, lose yourself, and take a trip back in time to Hong Kong of a bygone era.
Featuring an original 1960s hand-woven wicker chair and a vintage embroidered dress. The hand-painted floor tiles are original from the 1950s too.
Centered around Shing Wong Street, a hilly century-old neighborhood built on granite steps just a stone's throw away from downtown, ”Tales of a Ladder Street” is a mini series that captures the timelessness and the whimsical spirit of a vibrant, living community. The heart of the series - a 1950s era walk-up - celebrates its 70th birthday this year as it overlooks the surrounding quarter which has now officially commenced revitalization work.
DETAILS:
- Print dimensions: Small: 21 x 30 cm / Medium: 30 x 40 cm
- Printed on age-resistant 310 gsm museum-grade Hahnemühle German Etching paper with archival quality ink, this print is meant to last a lifetime with crisp, vibrant colors. Individually hand-signed.
- PROFESSIONAL gallery quality framing (made to order)
- Wooden frames are available in 3 different colour options (Black, White or Natural)
- Frames are mounted with matt board rounding and frames
- Framed prints ONLY available for Hong Kong delivery
- For framed prints please allow 2 weeks for local delivery
- For prints please allow 1 week for local delivery
- You're welcome to contact us and confirm production lead time before ordering
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Born and raised in Hong Kong, Alvin recalls picking up a paintbrush long before chopsticks. In 2020, new to watercolor urban sketching, Alvin inadvertently embarked on a journey of 'rediscovering' Hong Kong and storytelling as he sets out to capture a rapidly changing Hong Kong. He enjoys long sessions of painting on location, getting to know the people in his paintings, and finding beauty in the chaos in the most unexpected places.