Presenting over 40 works donated by 25 member galleries of the Hong Kong Art Gallery Association (HKAGA) and local artists, the HKAGA Fundraiser comes together as a communal effort to support HKAGA member galleries as well as the work of Hong Kong and Hong Kong-based artists. 70% of the sales proceeds will be given back to participating galleries and artists, while 30% will be donated to HKAGA to fund its programme and daily operations as a non-profit organisation. Founded in 2012, HKAGA is a member-based non-profit organisation of over 45 established member galleries in Hong Kong. The mission of HKAGA is to advance the Hong Kong art gallery community by providing one voice to its members, reaching out to the local and international art community, and helping deepen market knowledge and... Read more

Contemporary by Angela Li is pleased to present joint exhibition A Backyard of Memories, featuring artworks of four Hong Kong artists – Cheung Ka Yu, Heung Kin Fung Alex, Kwong Man Chun and Tang Kwong San. This exhibition attempts to investigate our thoughts and ideologies on experiences, heritage and memories, from the past to present, life to death, and seasons and cycles. The exhibition opens on 18th November 2020 and remains on view through to 14 December 2020.     With a background in design, Heung Kin Fung Alex specializes in vividly coloured paintings with unique compositions and powerful concepts, paying particular attention to the subject of nature. He investigates the balance and conflicts between nature, life and ur... Read more

Pearl Lam Galleries is delighted to present Equilibrium Shifts, a solo exhibition by one of Korea’s leading post monochrome artists. Kim’s art practice started in the 1970s and stood in stark contrast to Dansaekhwa, the monochromatic movement that swept across South Korea during the latter part of the decade. Kim’s creative trajectory is marked by three distinct periods: his Form series from the 1970s, followed by experimental works on paper from the 1980s, and the signature Internal Rhythm series that the artist has continued to pursue since the late 1990s until today. Equilibrium Shifts surveys the artist’s early works and the formal development of the Internal Rhythm series. Read more

Solitude is exacting. I read [the verses] out, wrote them, effaced them, worked on them, trying to find the amount of white space around a poem so that the words emerge. . . . These works are my way of writing on a cave wall. —Edmund de Waal Gagosian is pleased to present cold mountain clay, an exhibition of new and recent works by Edmund de Waal. A potter since childhood and an acclaimed writer, de Waal makes porcelain works that function as repositories of human memory and experience. Drawing equally from Eastern and Western traditions, de Waal’s works blend a minimalist visual language with invocations of the written word, positing the act of collection—of objects, texts, materials, and thoughts—as an artistic form. The exhibition takes its title from the famed Cold Mo... Read more

Tang Contemporary Art is pleased to present “Li Bai’s Snow”, the solo exhibition artist Zhu Jinshi, at our Hong Kong gallery space. The exhibition will feature an array of over 25 works of Zhu’s iconic heavily layered and textured oil works created between 2012 – 2020. The exhibition will also showcase a petite series of works which were specially created for this Hong Kong exhibition. Born in Beijing in 1954, and Zhu is part of China’s avant-garde. Zhu’s brushwork is energetic, decisive, powerful, and unwavering, and his work is intensely colored. Heavily influenced by his time in Berlin, the thick colors in his work are evocative to the stylistic aesthetics favored by the German Expressionists. When the Stars art group in mainland China were founded in 1979, the Stars... Read more