Yeung Hok Tak 

Yeung Hok Tak started his comics career via publishing comics in Cockroach quarterly comic magazine in 1998.  His debut personal graphic novel ‘How Blue was my Valley’, was published in 2002, had received much applause and attention from the local and international comic scenes. The French edition was published in 2007.  From 2004 onward, his weekly comics section ‘Biu Tung Wa Jap’, aka "The Psychic's fairy tales" had been collected and published in book format for six issues, so as his other two books of comic strip ‘Bak Gwei Kat Cheung’, aka "Cool blooded theatre". His debut solo exhibition Mad Script was held in 2008 in Hulahoop gallery. In 2010, Tak contributed as art director of  animation movie ‘Mcdull: The pork of music’ a renowned animation series of Hong Kong. In 2013, Tak and Mel Stringer from Australia, were invited to a joint exhibition held at the Foil gallery, Kyoto, Japan. ‘Meltak show’ was curated by Yoshitomo Nara. In March, 2015, he had his first silk screen print-making exhibition, ‘Pop Up Press’, curated by Hong Kong Open Printshop. In March, 2016, his second solo painting exhibition, ‘The harbour’, was held at the art gallery of Harbour City Hong Kong, resulted in great success. In November, second exhibition Victorian Blues held in My place My rules, art space in Taipei.