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2015.12.22 Tue, by

TKG+

TKG+ opened its expansive space in Taipei in 2009 and its mission is to promote and support the most interesting and significant contemporary art from the region. >> Read more

2015.07.27 Mon, by

Copyleft: China Appropriation Art (Power Station of Art)

In contemporary society, the phenomenon of Shanzhai – “copycat” – pervades every sphere, and plagiarism never ends. >> Read more

2015.07.18 Sat, by

Soft Power 2015 | Leo Gallery Shanghai

Soft Power is an all female group exhibition held by Leo Gallery. A Phoenix is a symbolic metaphor for the female gender, royal power and vitality in the Chinese culture... >> Read more

2015.03.05 Thu, by

Christie’s Asia+ / First sale Hong Kong March 2015

Christie’s Hong Kong is honoured to present the second instalment of Asia+/First Open – the collaboration of a truly global platform. Asia+/First Open offers an exciting selection of over 130 works that explore the intrinsic connection between art and life. >> Read more

2015.02.25 Wed, by

Christie’s Asia+ / First Open Hong Kong March 2015

Asia+/First Open offers an exciting selection of over 130 works that explore the intrinsic connection between art and life. >> Read more

2014.06.17 Tue, by

Amy Li Gallery

Amy Li Gallery, founded in 2008, originally named as Dialogue Space. In 2013, the gallery relocated to a new space in Caochangdi Art District, therefrom started using the name of Amy Li Gallery. >> Read more

2013.04.22 Mon, by

Tina Keng Gallery

The Tina Keng Gallery has its roots in the Lin & Keng Gallery(1992-2009) based in Taipei,Taiwan and Beijing, China. Lin & Keng was instrumental in promoting the work of Asian masters such as Zao Wou-ki, Lin Fengmian, Sanyu, and Yun Gee. The Tina Keng Gallery has continued this tradition by supporting visionary Asian artists and […] >> Read more

2012.11.21 Wed, by

L’écriture Féminine

L'écriture féminine - works on paper and installation group exhibition >> Read more

2020.05.28 Thu, by

Eyes on the Prize: The Inaugural 2020 Sigg Prize
Interview with Uli Sigg, Suhanya Raffel, M+ Director, and winner Samson Young

A prize is always as much about the giver as the receiver. This year’s inaugural Sigg Prize, successor to the esteemed Chinese Contemporary Art Award (CCAA), was as much about M+ as it was about the winner, Hong Kong’s own Samson Yung. >> Read more

2019.06.08 Sat, by