WHAT Focusing on his most recent bodies of work, the exhibition offers a view into the breadth of the artist's latest formal developments, which are defined by his continual investigation into the possibilities of a wide range of materials and his exploration of both the natural and the man-made worlds. The works on view testify…
WHAT The renowned Iranian artist, painter, and muralist (b.1981) is known for his gigantic trompe-l'oeil-style murals, and has become the most prolific Iranian public artist with over 100 murals across the globe in the USA, the UK, Russia and his native Iran. His 4th exhibition with the gallery, the solo show features his iconic hyperrealist…
WHAT The exhibition presents an array works by German artists such as A.R. Penck, Georg Baselitz, Jörg Immendorff, Markus Lüpertz, and Sigmar Polke, showcasing their diverse works on paper accompanied by bronze sculptures. Each artist's use of drawing and painting on paper or cardboard reveals a transformation of ideas initially conceived for canvas or bronze.…
WHAT The group exhibition is the second instalment of a two-part exhibition curated by Antwaun Sargent. Following the presentation in Beverly Hills this past summer, this iteration is now on display in the gallery's Hong Kong location. The presentation features new works by Kevin Beasley, Allana Clarke, Cy Gavin, Alteronce Gumby, Lauren Halsey, Kahlil Robert…
WHAT The local artist's (b. 1992) much-anticipated first solo exhibition with the gallery uses the bauhinia plant as the main motif. Through graphite drawings, oil paintings, handmade objects, photography, and installations, the artist's new series of works navigates between deconstruction and reconstruction, examining how the tissues of our identities are splintered and joined. Through found…
WHAT Marking the late Italian-Brazilian artist's (1900–1995) first presentation in Asia, this exhibition coincides with Lorenzato’s inclusion in the present 60th Venice Biennale. Although he studied for a brief period at the Reale Accademia delle Arti in Vicenza in 1925, the artist was mostly self-taught, and he developed his technical proficiency in painting through a…
WHAT The Beijing-based Mongolian artist's 3rd exhibition with the gallery centres around an eponymous novel by author Chen Si’an written for this exhibition. Her new body of sculptures and installations are displayed through the gallery's different floors as well as rooftop, investigating the changes of time, memory, spirituality and faith, the distinction between land and…
WHAT The latest solo show by the French artist (b.1962) is exhibited across the entire space at 13 rue de Téhéran and in the gallery's newly-expanded space at 38 avenue Matignon. With her artistic practice having long been associated with the format of the altarpiece - a central panel flanked by two smaller, movable panels…
WHAT The respected Hong Kong artist's solo exhibition encompasses works that perpetuate the artist’s unique and iconic practice of portraying Hong Kong’s memories and cinematography. The collection of 14 paintings present historic locations such as the Mahjong House at Portland Street, Man Mo Temple, the Hong Kong Museum of Art, Mido Café, and Lin Heung…
WHAT Step into the ethereal realm crafted by the contemporary Japanese artist (b. 1992), who emerged as part of Japan's SNS generation in 2010, and is celebrated for her misty landscapes, gentle hues, and contemplative depictions. With soft oil pastels that weave a dreamlike blue haze, her paintings blur the boundaries between reality and dreams,…
WHAT A key figure in the American Colour Field Painting movement, the artist is known for his experimental use of colour and texture. The exhibition focuses on his late-career series of Mitt paintings, where he used mittens to spread vibrant, sculptural layers of acrylic paint across the canvas. The exhibition explores his radical approach to…
WHAT The exhibition presents new works by the Australian artist, marking her first solo show in Asia. Incorporating both geometric and organic forms, the new compositions explore both interior spaces and cosmic realms. Her art intertwines personal, fictional, and historical voices, blending word and image in a lyrical dance. WHY The artist's early textile works,…
WHAT The group exhibition explores the issues raised about sculpture and objects that are influenced by the Surrealism movement, investigating the use of the everyday object as a means of 'subverting the real without denying it'. The presentation is part of the 'Paris surréaliste' event, taking place concurrently with the 'Surréalisme' exhibition at the Centre…
WHAT The well-known Puerto Rican-American artist is celebrated for his paintings and oil stick drawings capturing iconic architecture and monuments, reflecting his fascination with modern architectural structures. Perez is similarly interested in the subliminal seduction and historical value of myriad visual media, looking at both vintage and contemporary advertising, social media and celebrity culture. The…
WHAT The French artist is renowned for his innovative approach to sculpture. Drawing inspiration from Egyptian and Greek mythology, he masterfully blends materials such as aluminium, bronze, marble, glass, and lava. His works, ranging from small-scale creations to monumental sculptures, reflect over a decade of technical and conceptual research, with each piece bearing the imprint…
WHAT The exhibition of new paintings by the New York-based American artist is her 2nd solo show with the gallery, and follows her major survey presentation at the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris (2023–2024). The presentation of paintings reflects the artist’s ongoing interest in constructing improbable scenarios that function as evocative visual allegories. Often depicting…
WHAT A pivotal figure in the Arte Povera movement, the artist's practice is a catalyst for social change, playing an important role in fostering interaction and societal transformation. This showcase pays homage to modernity, drawing inspiration from Italian painter Piero della Francesca, Argentine painter and sculptor Lucio Fontana, Dutch painter Piet Mondrian, and Spanish expatriate…
WHAT Featuring the latest body of works from the young Hong Kong artist, the surrealistic exhibition leads audiences into an enigmatic and exploratory realm of wonders and stories. The artist utilises memories, overlooked places, and old objects in the city as cues to shape her own distinctive world. Drawing on the 15th century theme of…
