Red Gate Gallery was founded in 1991 by Australian, Brian Wallace, who first traveled to China in 1984. He returned staying to study and to work then entered the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing to study Chinese Art History. Through 1988-9 he organized exhibitions with friends at the Ancient Observatory. The contemporary art scene was in its infancy. Wallace established Red Gate Gallery in the Ming Dynasty Watchtower at Dongbianmen. The inaugural exhibition of July 1991 showcased the works of Zhang Yajie, Dagong, Wang Lifeng and Wang Luyan. In 2011 Red Gate Gallery celebrated it’s 20th year with a exhibition in Beijing, Shanghai and a tour of Australia in 2012. For 23 years. Red Gate has been at the forefront of Chinese contemporary art.
Zhou Jirong, “Mirage No. 7”, mixed media on canvas, 50 x 60 cm
周吉荣，《海市蜃楼之七》，布面综合材料，50 x 60 cm，2007
Zheng Xuewu, “The East No. 12”, acrylic on canvas, 100 x 150 cm, 2006
郑学武，《东方之境之十二》，布面丙烯，100 x 150 cm，2006
Xie Guoping, “Coming Home”, acrylic on canvas, 120 x 160 cm, 2010
解国平，《回到故乡》，布面丙烯，120 x 160 cm，2010
Wang Qiang, “Rock and Flower No. 2”, oil on canvas, Diameter：300 cm, 2013
王强，《石谱与花之一》，布面油画，直径：300 cm，2013
Wang Lifeng, “Ji – Jie Zi Yuan”, mixed media on paper, 100 x 140 cm, 2013
王利丰，《籍 – 芥子园》，纸上综合材料，100 x 140 cm，2013
