Write in Water—Solo Exhibition of Kong Lingnan at Gallery Yang
Kong is a young artist emerged from her solo exhibition at UCCA in 2011. This solo show will be consist of two painting series "Miao-ku-yi Mountain" and "Oh Brambles", and an installation of "As We Wander, We See The Flicking Flame In The Wasteland."
Huang Yuxing Solo Exhibition at Beijing Commune
Huang Yuxing's paintings are idiosyncratic and based on premeditated different scenes. He applies multiple pure oil paint and acrylic upon canvases, rendering a colorful yet transparent picture.
Gardener: Yan Bo Solo Exhibition to be on View at Eastation Gallery, Hong Kong
Yan Bo’s painting is flat and doesn’t pursue the illusion of perspective with the color and space that is created by the painting, so Yan Bo’s painting could be placed within the catalog of Modern painting, however, Yan’s work differs from Minimalism which was just to pursue a pure form.
91 Years of Obsession-Investigating Contemporary Paintings No.3: Indulgence in Personal Taste
The artists of this exhibition, Cui Yanwei, Tan Jun, Huang Liyan and Zhu Zhengming are staunch in their faith that “Painting is an extreme sport, a difficult ascent with no end (Tan Jun’s words).”
Selected Works Presented by 2012 Graduation Exhibition of Masters of Art from CAFA (Phase I)
It took place at CAFA Art Museum from April 28th through May 4th, 2012 and concentrated on the accomplishments made by these graduates during their stay in the Central Academy of Fine Arts.
“Painting is Collecting” features watercolors of Guo Hongwei at Chambers Fine Art
In this exhibition of watercolors on paper, Guo Hongwei turns away from the everyday objects such as paper cups, plastic bags etc. that were the subject-matter of his works in various media in Things, his first solo exhibition at Chambers Fine Art in 2009.
Yan Pei-Ming: Black Paintings at David Zwirner, New York
The paintings in this exhibition, Ming’s second at the gallery, relate to events in the recent and distant past. In a departure from previous work by the artist, they extend beyond the depiction of a singular subject to reference broad historical issues and, in the process, the gap that exists between the events and their...
High Mountain–Xu Longsen’s Landscape Paintings
Xu Longsen respects traditional culture and his landscapes remind people of the integration, freedom and emptiness in Chinese traditional landscapes. However, his mountains are not the mountains where people live.
Red Road: Chen Ke Solo Exhibition at Red Gate Gallery
Chen’s rich red paintings describe the utopia of the late 50’s and early 60s when the republic was emerging from the revolution and building a New China. Chen was nominated by Wang Yuping as part of the Two Generations exhibition celebrating Red Gate’s 20th Anniversary in 2011, which is now touring Australia.
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