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Leung Mee Ping 梁美萍

born 1961, Hong Kong
works Hong Kong
Works by Leung Mee Ping include Installation.

There are 2 objects by Leung Mee Ping from the M+ Collection available online.

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Photograph showing a woman seated among stacks of boxes. She is looking towards the right of the frame with her mouth open and hand extended, as if in the middle of speaking. An image of a sign language interpreter is positioned on the right side of the image.
Photograph showing a woman seated among stacks of boxes. She is looking towards the right of the frame with her mouth open and hand extended, as if in the middle of speaking. An image of a sign language interpreter is positioned on the right side of the image.

Leung Mee-ping: Material Meaning with Hong Kong Sign Language

Leung Mee-ping reflects on her practice of collecting everyday materials and repurposing them into art
14 mins: 
Visual Art  /  Video
Photograph showing a woman seated among stacks of boxes. She is looking towards the right of the frame with her mouth open and hand extended, as if in the middle of speaking.
Photograph showing a woman seated among stacks of boxes. She is looking towards the right of the frame with her mouth open and hand extended, as if in the middle of speaking.

Leung Mee-ping: Material Meaning

Leung Mee-ping on her practice of collecting everyday materials in the community and repurposing them into art
13 mins: 
Visual Art  /  Video
Ink painting on paper of a delicately rendered blue-purple flower with the root attached. The flower is surrounded by brown stains. It is depicted on a white page with a red border and Chinese characters which mean ‘Chinese Bellflower’ alongside a stamp in the bottom right corner.
Ink painting on paper of a delicately rendered blue-purple flower with the root attached. The flower is surrounded by brown stains. It is depicted on a white page with a red border and Chinese characters which mean ‘Chinese Bellflower’ alongside a stamp in the bottom right corner.

Can You Guess the Artwork Material?

Is that a dog chew or soap? See how you fare guessing the artwork material in our quiz!
1 min: 
Visual Art  / Design and Architecture  /  Quiz
Two people stand in front of a large flat artwork consisting of thousands of used teabags sewn together. The person on the left is brandishing a small paintbrush, hovering it over the work.
Two people stand in front of a large flat artwork consisting of thousands of used teabags sewn together. The person on the left is brandishing a small paintbrush, hovering it over the work.

How Do You Conserve an Artwork Made Out of Teabags?

Three M+ conservators discuss how they conserved a work made out of thousands of used teabags stitched together
8 mins: 
Behind the Scenes  /  Article

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