Bingyi: Intensive/Extensive
Ink Studio is pleased to announce the opening of Bingyi’s first major solo exhibition in China Intensive/Extensive on March 21, 2015. >> Read more
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BITES BACK!－ Group Show－SATURDAY 14th － ART LABOR Gallery
ART LABOR Gallery is very pleased to present a new group exhibition featuring:
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BITES BACK!
Bites Back is an examination of how things have become devalued, whether this be labor in the new digital neo-liberal dominated world economy or the degredation of the environment for the exploitation of resources to continue to fuel it. >> Read more
Hurun Reports Significant Bluechip Downturn
Released on March 26, the “Hurun Most Successful Chinese Artists Alive Today 2014” report named three contemporary artists out of a top ten. >> Read more
YING YEFU：SO YOU LOOK LIKE YOU GOT WHAT IT TAKES
ART LABOR Gallery is pleased to present the solo exhibition of one of China's most exciting emerging ink painters, Ying Yefu, also known as Shen Zhe Ming Yi. These gongbi ink paintings point the artist in a new direction progressing along from his earlier works. >> Read more
Imaging the Mysterious *** A solo painting exhibition by Wang Min (Beijing, China)
We are proud to present Wang Min’s first solo exhibition in Hong Kong at AO Vertical Art Space.
'Imaging the Mysterious' — Lao Tze Verse 25 from Dao De Ching >> Read more
CHEN SHAOXIONG: COLLECTIVE MEMORY- FOSHAN
FOSHAN- Lingnan Tiandi is delighted to inaugurate its first public art project with a new commission produced by D3E Art Ltd, an art consultancy based in Hong Kong and titled Collective Memory - Foshan by renowned Chinese artist Chen Shaoxiong. >> Read more
CHEN SHAOXIONG: COLLECTIVE MEMORY- FOSHAN
FOSHAN- Lingnan Tiandi is delighted to inaugurate its first public art project with a new commission produced by D3E Art Ltd, an art consultancy based in Hong Kong and titled Collective Memory - Foshan by renowned Chinese artist Chen Shaoxiong. >> Read more
Michael Sullivan: More Than an Ordinary Sinologist
The vicissitudes of the era had no doubt taken their toll, but Sullivan, with an ever keen eye for art, found much to uphold his interest. No matter how messy the scene was, politically, ideologically, socially, artistically, his commitment was constant. Those of us who aspire to recording contemporary art owe a great debt to this fine, magnanimous historian. >> Read more
Carving the Unconscious
The newly established Beijing art gallery Ink Studio is delighted to announce its second exhibition, of prints and paintings in ink on paper by artist Chen Haiyan. >> Read more
