Presented by Galerie Hussenot in Paris and organized by Philippe Rizzo, Shanghai Express exhibition features works by 8 artists Geng Yini, Hu Zi, Liao Guohe, Ouyang Chun, Jin Shan, Chen Zhe, Liu Yi, and Luc Ming Yan, who through painting, photography, video, and installation, offer their vision of Another China. Featured image: Work by Jin Shan
“Love, Ren Hang” is the Chinese photographer’s first major exhibition in Paris. The exhibit features a selection of more than 150 photography works from several European and Chinese collections.
The exhibition presents Wang Haiyang’s latest video works: The City of Dionysus, Party in the Anus and Skins. In all three, Haiyang “uses real-life video footage, in combination with internet-sourced pictures or hand-drawn elements”.The exhibition is running until December 25. Featured image: courtesy of the artist and the gallery
This group show aims to grasp the Chinese Art Scene at large by exploring the works of seven Chinese contemporary artists. The work of He An, Liu Wei, Yang Fudong, Sun Xun, Zhao Zhao, Chen Tianzhuo and Yu Ji are presented within seven exhibition sections.
For their solo exhibition “Welcome to Birdhead World again Beijing 2018″ recently opened at Shanghart Gallery, Birdhead have created ‘Dreamed-Breeze’ a series of installations in the gallery’s main space consisting of windmills with still-life photographs.
Zhao Zhao studied painting in college and majored in fine arts. After his graduation, he worked on documentaries and other projects related to social change. His paintings, sculptures, installations and videos address realities in his country, as well as documenting his life and those of his friends. This story begins with the death of a cat…
The Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney is hosting a solo exhibition of the Young Chinese artist Sun Xun. The show features some of the artist’s most important works along with some newspapers paintings and commissioned works. Beside MCA Curator Anna Davis had invited Sun Xun for a residency to create a large scale installation in view of the public during the first week of the exhibition. Image:© the artist Photograph: Jacquie Manning
“So Near Yet so Far”, is Ni Youyu’s first solo exhibition in Hong Kong, which showcases 12 pieces from the artist’s ongoing series of work. Among the artworks on display: Forest, Waterfall, Pagoda, Dust, Inches of Time and Freewheeling trip. Ni Youyu (b.1984) currently lives and works in Shanghai. He is graduated from Fine Art College of Shanghai University in 2007 where he was specialized in traditional Chinese painting. The exhibition is on view until July 14th. Featured image: Courtesy of the Artist and Perrotin
“Portraits and Wonders” is Hao Liang’s first solo exhibition in the United States, presented by Gagosian Gallery in New York from Jun 6th to June 23rd 2018. The show is featuring new works by the up-and-coming Chinese artist working in traditional Chinese ink painting.
Li Shurui: LSR • Tendererest Affection” Li Shurui’s first solo exhibition in Paris, presents recent works alongside a video. The artist is showing a video work for the first time. Li Shurui is very well known for her paintings in which she explores the relationship between space and light, she began her “Lights” series in 2005 using airbrushing. Li continues to develop her concept of lights and space, and has gained important collectorship from around the world for her work.
