The exhibition revolves around the core concept of "queer mythology" and brings together over 60 artists from Asia and its diaspora, inviting them to showcase LGBTQ+ related art forms while exploring various contemporary myths and bodily practices.
The exhibition will bring the photographer's captures of nature in Japan, France, Scotland, Hong Kong, and Taiwan, allowing viewers to appreciate the unique charm of nature through platinum palladium prints.
Oliver filters his dreams and memories with a minimalist style, inviting viewers to pause, observe, and reflect on the meaning within, allowing nature to become a poetic element in conversation with the soul.
The artist uses apples as a symbol throughout the entire series, presenting 19 oil paintings and 9 sculptures, showcasing her artistic journey in recent years.
The exhibited works document the touching stories of four different LGBTQ+ communities of various ages, identities, and backgrounds, showcasing their mutual understanding, love, and self-acceptance, thereby promoting the values of diversity and inclusivity.
Stepping into this exhibition, viewers can appreciate the fantastical landscapes created by Bart Kok and freely wander among the towering trees.
Lin Xinjie's latest work combines classical music, technology, and art! This makes the audience ponder: virtual does not equal false, sometimes it can be a "real" multiple appearance.
The artist is exhibiting over 20 new works, including the "Lucky Gloomie Fortune Cat" and "Meow-val" superhero cat series paintings, as well as super cute 3D vinyl sculptures!
The New Art Wave Gallery brings the latest exhibition "You Haven't Seen Our Appearance", leading the audience to explore the vibrant and subtle romantic elements of modern life from the perspectives of local artists Zhang Jialun, Chen Weijie, Liang Kaiya, Xu Ying, and Su Junqian.
NANA, who always stands on the edge, refuses to succumb to mainstream values. She boldly labels herself as "the worst" (SAIAKU) and calls herself SAIAKUNANA. She turns art creation into a "weapon" for self-entertainment and defends her own life!
"Accidental Discoveries: Director Pier Paolo Pasolini and photographer Tazio Secchiaroli, while searching for film locations together in the 1960s, unintentionally revealed the beauty and darkness of a city."
The artist brings his first large-scale solo exhibition in China, "Endless Spiral - James Jean", to the Shanghai Art Warehouse Museum, leading the audience into his fantastical world through an immersive display, and guided by the voice of his loyal fan, Daniel Wu!
Moving Drawing loves to observe subway passengers and quickly draw them. Later, she discovered that the scenes she collected the most were Hong Kong people "exercising" in the subway carriages, so she recorded these interesting scenes with her brush!
Artists challenge the possibilities of textiles with their skilled hands, creating unique textile sculptures and decorations, showcasing the diversity of textile art.
Poly Hong Kong has recently launched a new initiative, collaborating with Kids' Gallery to bring the "Artistic Fun for Children" program, which combines art, learning, experience, creation, appreciation, art exhibitions, auctions, and charity elements together for the first time!
This exhibition is not only a rare collaboration between Xiao Lei and the contemporary art gallery, but also her first attempt at creating a series of large-scale oil paintings on canvas. Taking advantage of this unique opportunity, we have invited the artist herself to share with us the creative process and ideas behind this exhibition.
This young female artist has created a series of vibrant and mysterious creatures, transforming the gallery into a fantastical world!
The exhibition showcases over 50 design exhibits selected from everyday life, including publications, posters, clothing, and signs, allowing everyone to rediscover the various design aesthetics in the city!
Artists use a technique that lies between abstraction and representation to create mixed media works with diverse styles depicting plants, still life, and landscape themes, leading the audience into a space where reality and illusion intertwine.
Yanping's artistic career has deep historical significance, and his works are often inspired by personal life experiences and observations of Chinese social life. This exhibition will showcase a series of still life paintings and portraits.
