A dialogue with Hong Kong Art: 1960-1979

This book collects and organizes the history and appearance of Hong Kong's art development in the form of oral history. It compiles the biographies and interviews of fifteen people active in the Hong Kong art scene from the 1950s to the 1970s, and deliberately retains the question-and-answer format, only with explanations on evidence and references added. In the conscious interaction between the interviewer and the interviewee, it fills in the documentation records, verifies the reliability of existing Hong Kong art historical materials, and allows the interviewees who served in different positions in the art world at that time to express their unique insights into on the Hong Kong art scene while sharing their testimony of past events.