Lee Ka-sing and Holly Lee Archive 李家昇黃楚喬文件庫
Established in April 2024, the Lee Ka-sing and Holly Lee Archive is a permanent archival facility located at 50 Gladstone Avenue, Toronto. The Archive preserves original works, hard-copy materials, and primary documents documenting the artistic and professional practices of Lee Ka-sing and Holly Lee from the 1970s onward. It serves researchers, scholars, and writers, and undertakes collaborative initiatives with cultural and academic institutions.
50 Gladstone Avenue, Toronto
Contact: mail@kasingholly.com
Lee Ka-sing & Holly Lee Archive Library 李家昇黃楚喬文件庫網上閱讀館
The Archive Library is an online reading platform presenting the artistic series of Lee Ka-sing and Holly Lee in depth, each organized as an individual, self-contained volume. Related materials—including journals, notebooks, correspondence, library writings, and project documentation—are likewise structured as book-length publications. Access to the Library is supported through a membership system that facilitates sustained research and study.
Access Library (members):
https://library.kasingholly.com
Asia Art Archive: Lee Ka-sing & Holly Lee Archive 李家昇與黃楚喬檔案
The Lee Ka-sing and Holly Lee Archive at Asia Art Archive is a digital collection integrated within the AAA Library Collections. It presents a comprehensive body of materials encompassing artworks, experimental and independent publications such as NuNaHeDuo, selected projects and exhibitions, original photographs, writings by and about the artists, and personal documents and artefacts. The collection documents the interrelationship between their artistic production, publishing practice, and professional photography, and provides a significant resource for the study of long-term collaborative and individual practices in contemporary art.
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The ARCHIVE Journal
ARCHIVE is a weekly journal publication freely accessible to the public. Operating at the intersection of institutional archiving and library-based publishing, it offers a structured narrative framework through which the artistic trajectories of Lee Ka-sing and Holly Lee may be followed over time. Published as an accumulating long-form journal, ARCHIVE comprises articles, fragments, and thematic features released on a weekly basis.
