2025 Theses
Category - thesis
Name: Sabrina Yin Fung Hung
Thesis Title: From Mansau-Ansau to Gotong Royong: The collaborative practice of Yee I-Lann and Pangrok Sulap
Thesis abstract
This thesis critically examines the work of Sabahan artist Yee I-Lann and collective Pangrok Sulap’s in order to address the question of how frameworks for understanding collaboration can be more attuned to the specificities of context.
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Sabrina is a gallerist with several years of experience in the visual arts industry.
She earned her undergraduate degree in sociology from the London School of Economics and went on to pursue postgraduate studies in early modern art history at the Courtauld Institute of Art in London. After returning to Hong Kong, she committed herself to a career in the arts.
Driven by a passion for supporting
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Jingxuan previously worked in the financial sector. A long-standing passion for art and cultural history led her to pursue formal studies in LASALLE College of the Arts’ MA Asian Art Histories programme.
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Agnes is graduating with an MA in Asian Art Histories from LASALLE College of the Arts. She also holds a degree in multimedia arts from the Birmingham Institute of Art and Design.
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