- FAIVA: Fine Arts Interactive Visual Archive
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The project saw its inception in the early 1990s, under the direction of Dr. P. Richard Stanley-Baker, when a demonstration version was presented in EXPO 2001 in 1993. Over the years, the FAIVA database had been modified and developed with new technology and by 2003 the web version was implemented. Currently the database contains more than 85,000 records of which 50,000 are accessible to general intranet users.
Click here to enter the FAIVA database.
- HKAA: Hong Kong Art Archive
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HKAA, the Hong Kong Art Archive which has been founded with the aim of promoting awareness and study of Hong Kong artistic achievement on a worldwide basis, is now open to the public. It hopes to provide students, academic researchers, curators, critics, artists and all other interested parties with both electronic and physical resources to aid study and appreciation of Hong Kong Art, with a particular focus on the work of living artists. Its website offers three main resources: A visual archive of works by a variety of Hong Kong artists at various stages of their artistic career, together with associated information about the artists themselves; A searchable bibliographic guide to the literature on Hong Kong art; & A searchable listing of art exhibitions that have taken place in Hong Kong.
Click here to visit the HKAA homepage.


