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.
Paper may seem plain and ordinary, but with its incredible malleability, it can be transformed into completely different works of art with just the touch or color of an artist's hand.
In this joint exhibition, artists Chan Yuk-keung, Lo Ka-nam, Ling Pui-sze, and Sze Mei-ting focus their works on various grayscale variations with black as the main color. They believe that grayscale is not a limitation, but rather a way to concentrate on expressing subtle nuances without unnecessary color decorations.
Cao Hankai's ceramic dolls have ethereal and quirky faces, like little elves from mythological stories, making them unforgettable at first sight. This exhibition is accompanied by several pieces of wooden furniture, creating a space filled with the fragrance of the forest.
The New Art Wave Gallery recently brought together the local famous oil painters Liao Jingmei and Liao Dongmei, the two sisters, for their third joint exhibition after a 10-year hiatus!
The new art gallery brings individual exhibitions by artists with the themes of the four seasons and old-style housing estates, leading the audience to uncover the poetry hidden in a corner of the city.
Hong Kong-Japanese mixed-race painter Mizuki Nishiyama uses abstract expressionism to reveal the vulnerability of humanity, forcing people to face pain and embrace imperfect reality. This episode of "Art City Travel Notes" will take you into the young artist's studio, where you can have a detailed discussion with her about her creative ideas and artistic journey.
Rui Sanyama has a diverse cultural background and deeply understands the limitations that young Asian women face in culture, society, and politics. How does she break through these constraints through her creations?
Painter Hu Junyan chooses to use a brush to depict flowers at different moments from blooming to withering, recording their delicate life traces. You may want to take a look at his latest solo exhibition themed on flowers to see various enchanting colors of flowers.
