WHAT The Dutch-born, Vancouver-raised and US-based artist (b.1958) is a prominent member of the Neo-Geo movement that emerged in New York in the 1980s. Making name for himself with his unique approach to painting, his works radiate a life of their own. Some are built on a series of mathematical and perspectival grids, others exaggerate…
WHAT Henri Matisse (1869-1954) is often referred to as the 'Father of the Fauves': in the early 1900s, he developed a rigorous style that emphasised flattened forms and decorative patterns, with an intense colourism that brought him notoriety. This expansive solo exhibition showcases over 200 of his works, encompassing oil paintings, sculptures, ink drawings, prints,…
WHAT The Thai artist is one of Southeast Asia’s leading contemporary artists working primarily in the textile medium, and his latest exhibition is a presentation of a series of five tapestried installations, each assembled by stitching uniforms gathered from workers in the service industry in Thailand. Uniforms have consistently played a significant role in the…
WHAT The renowned German artist’s second solo show at the gallery’s Hong Kong location is a presentation of new paintings, following his 2021 exhibition at the New York location. Widely celebrated as one of the most influential figurative painters working today, the artist is known for richly-coloured and elaborate paintings that contain a repertoire of…
WHAT The exhibition explores the intersection of art and environment, seen through the eyes of the Spanish-born Belgium-based artist (b.1968). Taking on the alter-ego of Straatman (‘man of the street’) and venturing into different environments - both natural and urban - he creates paintings that absorb and reflect the atmosphere of these environments. For this…
WHAT The exhibition showcases the works of the late Dutch-born, Belgian artist (1921-2012), whose technique of layering paint culminates in canvases that are sculptural in nature. From a career that began from figuration and cubist geometric abstraction, his style veers towards the abstract. His creative process involves building up layers, demonstrating the fusion of artistic…
WHAT The exhibition is inspired by the Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens and the Hong Kong artist's exposure to Dutch and Japanese colonial histories during a residency in Taiwan. A thoughtful exploration featuring urban landscapes, memorial gardens, and local flora, the presentation showcases a new series titled ‘Tree Portraits’, reflecting the artist's fascination with…
WHAT The exhibition is a dual presentation between Camille Levert (b.1974), a photographer and collage artist known for pushing the boundaries of photography in 3-dimensional forms; and Cedrix Crespel (b.1974), an artist incorporating the genres of design, interior design, photography, and painting. Both artists bring their unique perspectives to create a multi-media exhibition that showcases…
