Alfred Ko
(Hong Kong)

Alfred Ko Chi-Keung studied photography in the Banff School of Fine Arts in Canada. In the 1980s, with the support of friends and colleagues, Ko founded FOTOCINE and Photo Centre, which were to become the nurturing ground for numerous professional photographers in Hong Kong.

Apart from being awarded “Photographer of the Year” presented by Hong Kong Artists’ Guild in 1992, his photography have won awards: “Palace Museum – The Forbidden City” have won the “Champion Book of the Year Awards” and the “Best Produce English Book” presented by the Hong Kong Urban Council in 1982 and 1984 respectively, and collaborative work “Nouvelle Chinese Chinoise” won the “Champion Cook Book of the Year” in 1989, also presented by the Hong Kong Urban Council.

Ko has participated in many group and solo exhibitions locally and internationally. Solo exhibitions include “Hong Kong, China” (1993), “The Blues” (1997), and “Nocturne” (2008). Ko is a founding member of the Hong Kong Institute of Professional Photographers. His works are collected by the Hong Kong Heritage Museum and private collectors.

Has been with Sin Sin Fine Art since 2012.

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