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When I passed the National Convention Center, I saw a doll show, and then I wrote a note on paper: >> Read more

Tang Contemporary Art Bangkok is proud to announce the opening of a new group exhibition on June 23 entitled “Brushwork and True Feeling.” >> Read more

Tang Contemporary Art is proud to announce the opening of Zhu Jinshi’s dual solo shows “Ship of Time” and “Rejecting River Currents” on March 10, 2018. >> Read more

This young rebel, this witty thief who mocked famous artists’ huge installations, is now on the other side of the fence. >> Read more

We are pleased to present an experiment by Tang Kwok Hin at Things that can happen from 24 November to 4 December. >> Read more

A gifted painter since childhood, Tang Zhigang grew up in a military family in Yunnan Province, spending several years of his childhood living in the shadow of the Kunyang Labour Farm where his mother was a warden. >> Read more

Unlived by What is Seen is an exhibition curated by the artists Sun Yuan and Peng Yu and independent curator Cui Cancan. >> Read more

More and more organizations within China have begun to categorize themselves as non-profit organizations, to such an extent that even galleries have begun to style themselves as non-profit spaces. >> Read more

The most compelling aspect of Tang Yongxiang’s work is the conscious inadequacy which infects it. 
 
 
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Tang Yongxiang, an artist from Hubei, was initially akin to other painters like Shi Chong and Xu Wentao, and had a high regard for realist techniques. >> Read more