Brian Tilbrook moved to Hong Kong in the 1960s and has become an icon in the Hong Kong education, theatre and business communities. If one takes a tour around Hong Kong's Pacific Place, the Hong Kong Club, HSBC buildings around the investment world or an English Schools Foundation (ESF) School, one will find paintings by Mr. Tilbrook.

In the past decades, Tilbrook has been active in creating backdrops, scenery and art for his theatre design work for the Hong Kong Singers, Hong Kong English Theatre and the Cantonese Hong Kong Repertory Theatre which is supported by the Urban Council. Theatrical design has been a crucial part of Tilbrook's busy creative life as a Hong Kong artist.

Mr. Tilbrook's inspiration comes from living and travelling extensively in Asia. The exhibition includes semi-abstracts and large photographic reproductions, the latter being limited editions, signed and dated.

anna fang public relations organised a media pitch on Mr Tilbrook for selected English and Chinese press. He was interviewed by the South China Morning Post and RTHK Radio 3. An email invitation campaign was also organised and the e-invitation was sent to over 400 corporate executives. An opening night reception was held at Pacific Place and Swire Properties was the corporate sponsor. Because Mr. Tilbrook sold a sizeable amount of paintings and photographic reproductions during the 5 days, that he was able to make a generous donation to TREATS.

The Screen

Fading Happiness