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2016.10.28 Fri, by

Zhan Rui: 7278/12

Gallery 55 is proud to present Wuhan based artist Zhan Rui’s first solo exhibition in Shanghai “7278/12” from the 8th of Nov. through the 4th of Dec. 2016. >> Read more

2019.05.28 Tue, by

Zhang Xuerui
The Everyday as Ontology
Galerie Urs Meile, Lucerne

Galerie Urs Meile is pleased to announce The Everyday as Ontology, >> Read more

2017.09.09 Sat, by

ZHANG XUERUI
‘Colours in a Breeze’
Leo Gallery, Hong Kong

Leo Gallery Hong Kong is pleased to present "Colours in a Breeze", the solo exhibition of Chinese artist Zhang Xuerui, >> Read more

2017.07.22 Sat, by

Skin Gesture Body｜ZHANG Yunyao – Don Gallery

ZHANG Yunyao delves into an expansive body of drawing by incorporating felt as the support for the medium to express his desire for locating an unfixed meaning of emotions through an inter- corporeal narrative. >> Read more

Think, 2016.11.04 Fri, by

Drunken Pleasure Cruise

These are truths, affirmations, stated or not, that are felt but not proved. >> Read more

Think, 2015.11.18 Wed, by

Project – Xiao Xiong, Zhang Hui – MadeIn Gallery

MadeIn Gallery is pleased to announce Project - Xiao Xiong, Zhang Hui curated by Colin Chinnery opening on November 19th, 2015. >> Read more

Think, 2015.07.15 Wed, by

Matthias Bitzer root / ruin / rhapsody

Almine Rech Gallery is pleased to announce Matthias Bitzer's fourth solo exhibition with the gallery. >> Read more

Think, 2015.06.09 Tue, by

Chronus Art Center is pleased to present GUO Xi and ZHANG Jianling: The Grand Voyage

The Grand Voyage is the second work of a series of parallel online projects under the theme of Folklore of the Cyber World organized by Chronus Art Center, >> Read more

Think, 2014.03.06 Thu, by

Once: He An, Colin Chinnery, Zhang Hui

This is the first time the three have worked together, and the first foray any of them have made into the unfamiliar territory of video art; They sought the unfamiliar and strange, while experimenting and attempting to achieve an intuitive harmony – a sort of “rightness” inaccessible to the written word. >> Read more

Think, 2013.05.07 Tue, by