Ellen Pau

Ellen Pau studied radiography at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University in the early 1980s. However, working as a professional radiographer could not fulfill her creative interest in video and multimedia art. A self-taught video artist, her debut work Glove, a Super 8 video piece, was made and screened internationally in 1984. Today, Pau works as an independent cinematographer, curator, art critic, and researcher focusing on Asian new media arts. She also works as an art consultant for her newly founded company Inter-Act Arts. Pau’s single channel videos and video installation works have been exhibited extensively in film festivals and art biennials worldwide.

Video Bureau is a non-profit organization that aims to provide a platform to exhibit, organize, and archive video art. Video Bureau’s mission is to build a video art archive for research and screenings.

Founded by art collector Mr. Wang Bing in early 2014, New Century Art Foundation (NCAF) aims to study and promote the Chinese contemporary art. In addition to the existing art system, NCAF will do supportive and supplementary work for the development of the Chinese contemporary art. Through observation, research and working with good art institutions, NCAF will provide multiple platforms to promote young artists’ creations.