Under the theme ‘Walking Across the Wild’, the long-awaited solo exhibition of Qin Feng is a showcase of the artist’s career for over three decades, spanning Chinese and Western art. Qin Feng is regarded as the leading figure of Chinese avant-garde as he revolutionized traditional Chinese ink art. Incorporating diverse elements and brimming with dynamism, Qin’s works of art blend the romantic aura of Western expressionism with the spiritual essence of Chinese calligraphy. Qin’s works not only encapsulate the musing over Heaven and Earth in Chinese philosophy, but also radiate the immense energy of Western Expressionism. Creating paintings much larger than himself allows him to transform Chinese calligraphic art in the traditional sense into cross-cultural abstractionist paintings. Meanw... Read more

“One-stroke contains the universe and beyond; thousands and myriads of strokes and ink all begin here and end here, waiting only for one to take advantage of it.” -- Shitao In a treatise on painting titled, Huayulu (画語録), Shitao criticises the establishment and seeks to convey something more primal in a painting — a single, holistic brushstroke. Shitao’s work proclaims that the artist should be able to show the universe in a way that one profound line integrates everything, embracing the artist’s mind to the body then to the brush and finally to ink, to achieve their spiritual nourishment. One stroke should even reflect the artist’s moral cultivation. The group exhibition, Brushstroke and Beyond, exemplifies artists’ self-cultivation by demonstrating their unique visual expressions t... Read more

Galerie Koo is delighted to announce its exciting exhibition “Colour Heals” by Hong Kong artist Michelle Chan. Exhibition Period: 9th to 30th   July 2022 Opening Reception: 9th July 2022 (Saturday) Time: 3-6pm An unpredictable and irresistible epidemic has changed our lives and the world seems to have hit the stop button, suspending everything that we have become accustomed to. Perhaps it will take a bit more patience before regaining the freedom of movement. Nevertheless, by giving the restless heart a moment of peace and by emptying the anxious mind, you will find that healing is never far from touch. In this post-epidemic era, allow us to bring colourful paintings to refill your heart with energy, anticipating the day when the world will return to normal once more. “I believe tha... Read more

 W.H.Y. Gallery is pleased to present its debut exibition: "The Surreal and the Real", a group exhibition featuring the artworks of George Condo, Liu Hongwei, Masakatsu Tagami, Zhang Gong, Enej Gala and Agnese Guido, on view from May 23, 2022 to August 1, 2022. The exhibition aims to create a visual dialogue of the exhibited pieces by 6 artists. Each piece embodies their own cultural, distinctively captivating surreal and realistic elements. The artworks are storytellers, inviting the viewer to imagine and explore. In this exhibition, the six artists have created surreal pieces at different stages of their artistic path. The international renowned artist George Condo’s early period has been inspired by Surrealistic master Rene Magritte.  His early pieces reflects the influence of surr... Read more

Date: July 6 – August 10, 2022 Venue: G07, The Galleria, 9 Queen’s Road Central, Central, Hong Kong Woaw Gallery is pleased to announce its representation of New York based artist James Goss’ and his first exhibition in Asia titled ‘Paradise’. The exhibition is on view from July 6 to Aug 10, in 9 Queen’s Road Central, Central, Hong Kong.  Spending most of his lifetime in the outdoors of Long Island, New York City, Lake Champlain has become an endless source of beauty for James Goss. This source of inspiration serves as the springboard for the string of compositions – ‘White Boat’. Set against the lakeside backdrop, the series showcases the ever changing appearance driven by time of the day; light or lack thereof to form a stunning glimpse into the calm waterscape.  Informed by Josef Al... Read more