Tag: Liu Wei

Spend this summer visiting these must-see art exhibitions!

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'Black Mountain' l Karin Weber Gallery l 7.6-21.7.2018 In Zhu's work, the balance between the accidental and artificial shaping of the resin is struck by ingenious application and the inherent malleability of the substance. The result is a pleasing combination of man-made and natural subtle textures. Image: 'Autumn Moonlight Stone', resin, wire and plexiglass, 130x100x30cm (51.2×39.4×11.8 in), 2014. #blackmountain #karinwebergallery #hkartgallery #contemporaryart #hongkong #china #chineseartist #resin #standingink #establishedartist #artcollector #zhujingyi

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June 7 – July 21, 2018 Black Mountain

Venue: Karin Weber Gallery, Hong Kong

Artists: Zhu Jingyi

Category: Art Gallery Exhibition

Opening Reception/Event date: June 7, 2018

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We’re pleased to announce our upcoming exhibition at #PaceGallery in Hong Kong‘s H Queen’s building, “Mao Yan: By the Edge,” opening with a public reception on 7 June from 6–8 PM. This is Mao Yan’s first exhibition in #HongKong, and will feature ten works completed in 2018. – Under his father’s influence, #MaoYan began studying painting at an early age. By the time he was a teenager he had already mastered advanced techniques, and his talent was recognized even before he was admitted to the Central Academy of Fine Arts. In 1991, after graduating from the Oil Painting Department at the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing, Mao Yan began teaching at Nanjing University of the Arts, where he began to delve into portraiture. In his article Explorations in Realism, renowned art critic Li Xianting named Mao Yan as the representative of Chinese Neo-realism, stating that his works depict the "portraits of a generation whose emotions are gradually disappearing." – Image: ©️ Mao Yan

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June 8 – July 12, 2018 Mao Yan: By the Edge

Venue: Pace Gallery, H Queen’s, Hong Kong

Artists: Mao Yan

Category: Art Gallery Exhibition

Opening Reception/Event date: June 7, 2018

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#SixWeeksSixDecades of Billy Apple Since the early 1980s, Apple has complemented his installation practice with text-based works that draw attention to the art system and highlight the artist’s social networks. These relationships are represented in the exhibition with works such as Bartered (Untransacted) (1984/2018), I.O.U. (Untransacted) (1987/2018), and Art and Life Business Plan (1985/2018), a composition created by dividing the surface of the canvas into the constituent parts of the golden ratio and weighting the colour according to the equivalent ratios of white and black to create the work's grey scale. ———————————————————————— Current exhibition @rossiandrossi Hong Kong: Billy Apple ® Six Decades 1962-2018. Open until July 28 -Tuesday to Saturday 11am-6pm. #mustsee

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June 9 – July 28, 2018 Billy Apple® Six Decades 1962–2018

Venue: Rossi & Rossi, Hong Kong

Artists: Billy Apple

Category: Art Gallery Exhibition

Opening Reception/Event date: June 9, 2018

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The group exhibition “Brilliant City” opens this Friday, July 6, at David Zwirner Hong Kong. Drawing inspiration from the city, the exhibition, organized by @leo__xu, features work by Francis Alÿs, Chen Wei, Stan Douglas, Li Qing, Michael Lin, Gordon Matta-Clark, and Ming Wong. Join us at the gallery for the opening reception on July 6, 6–8 PM. … Pictured: Li Qing 李青, Neighbour's Window: Victory《鄰窗·勝利》, 2017. #BrilliantCity #HongKong #DavidZwirnerHongKong #DavidZwirner

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July 6 – Aug 4, 2018 Brilliant City

Venue: David Zwirner, Hong Kong

Artists: Francis Alÿs, Chen Wei, Stan Douglas, Li Qing, Michael Lin, Gordon Matta-Clark, Ming Wong

Category: Art Gallery Exhibition

Opening Reception/Event date: July 6, 2018

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Gilbert & George met in 1967 in art school at Saint Martin’s, where they first developed their signature form of “living sculptures” by walking around the streets of London, their heads and hands coated with multi-color metallic powders. Opening tomorrow in #Arles is "The Great Exhibition (1971-2016)," a selection of historical pictures deemed by the artists themselves as the most representative of their art and life together.

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July 12 – August 24, 2018 Gridology

Venue: Lehmann Maupin, Hong Kong

Artists: Gilbert&George, Liu Wei, Angel Otero, Robin Rhode

Category: Art Gallery Exhibition

Opening Reception/Event date: July 12, 2018

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Revisit the article about exhibitions in Hong Kong in April and May 2018 here: April and May 2018: Art Exhibitions to See in Hong Kong

Revisit the article about exhibitions in Hong Kong in February and March 2018 here: February and March 2018: Art Exhibitions in Hong Kong

Revisit the article about exhibitions in Hong Kong in December 2017 and January 2018 here: 5 Hong Kong Art Exhibitions to See: December 2017 and January 2018

Revisit the article about exhibitions in Hong Kong in November 2017 here: November 2017: 10 Exhibitions to See in Hong Kong

Revisit the article about exhibitions in Hong Kong in October 2017 here: 5 Art Shows to See in Hong Kong this October

Revisit the article about exhibitions in Hong Kong in September 2017 here: September 2017: List of Must-See Art Exhibitions in Hong Kong

Revisit the article about exhibitions in Hong Kong in August 2017 here: August 2017: 7 Contemporary Art Exhibitions to See in Hong Kong

Revisit the article about exhibitions in Hong Kong in July 2017 here: July 2017: 6 Art Gallery Exhibitions to See in Hong Kong