New Beginnings is a group exhibition of four artists based in different cities working in the expanded field of painting and abstraction, including works by Paul Barlow, Harminder Judge, Osamu Kobayashi, and Andrew Luk. Painting in the manner of sculptor, builder, gardener, and designer, these artists inhabit the precarious balance between stability and entropy, ideation […]
Blindspot Gallery is pleased to present Sarah Lai’s solo exhibition Pure Heart Shopping Street. Presenting a brand-new installation which unfolds into a collection of light boxes, videos, oil paintings and other sourced objects, these works position themselves within a fabricated scene of a shopping street in 80s and 90s Japan. Interested in the emotional responses […]
Trevor Yeung’s solo exhibition Not everything is about you, sees the artist’s continuation of personifying botanic ecology and inanimate objects to articulate human emotion and relationships, he examines the way we manoeuvre through our social habitat, delving into the complexities and unspoken rules defining the way we interact. Conscious of cultural codes during his travels, […]
Blindspot Gallery is proud to present Un Cheng’s exhibition What’s there when you ain’t home, encapsulating a visual journal of the restless wanderer-painter in Iceland and Sham Shui Po. No two landscapes can be more different than the sparse winter of a Nordic Island and the hectic urban subtropics of Kowloon. Yet, the artist ravishes […]
Blindspot Gallery is pleased to present Play and Loop IV, the fourth iteration of our summer video screening programme. Play and Loop IV will be divided into three scenes, each scene lasting for two weeks. The gallery space will be divided into four screening rooms with single-channel artist film projections playing in loop, along with […]
Blindspot gallery is pleased to present Soy Dreams of Milk, a group exhibition of 6 East Asian artists that explores the complex experiences of migration, movement, and diasporic worlding. The exhibition title entangles a compact imagery comprising of universal substances, relating “soy”, a legume endemic to East Asia and a major export food crop in […]
Blindspot Gallery is pleased to present “The Second Interrogation”, Wang Tuo’s first solo exhibition in Hong Kong. The Second Interrogation, the titular film of the exhibition, is a video installation based on the artist’s observations and reflections on cultural censorship in the art world in China in recent years. The film stages the dramatic encounter […]
Blindspot Gallery is pleased to present “Past-Future Tense”, Leung Chi Wo’s third solo exhibition at the gallery, continuing his articulation of an unprescribed history of Hong Kong across time. Leung’s recent research into the colonial history of Hong Kong introduces a new anchor point set in the year 1982 when negotiations commenced between the Chinese […]
Solo・Exhibition・Twice II is the second joint exhibition by Yeung Tong Lung and Sze Yuen since 1995. The exhibition includes Yeung’s recent oil paintings, and Sze’s charcoal works and oil paintings from the past decade to the present. Yeung Tong Lung is known for his large-scale figurative paintings, characterized by vibrant colors, vivid contrasts, and collagesque […]
Blindspot Gallery is pleased to present the duo solo exhibition “Zhang Wenzhi: Tiger in Mountains, Deer at Ocean” and “Zheng Haozhong: Melodic Variations”, showcasing the recent paintings of the two Mainland Chinese artists. Zhang Wenzhi is deeply influenced by the colonial history of the Japanese and Russian Empire in his hometown in Northeast China. The […]
Blindspot Gallery is pleased to present Pixy Liao’s first solo exhibition at Blindspot Gallery, marking her debut solo exhibition in Hong Kong. The exhibition titled “Comfort Zone” features selected works recently created by Liao, encompassing photography, video, and ready-made sculpture. (23 January – 9 March 2024). Liao is known for her staged photographs of her […]
Blindspot Gallery is delighted to present “Xiyadie: Butterfly Dream”, Xiyadie's debut solo exhibition at the gallery, on view from 26 March to 11 May, 2024. Presenting over thirty works from the early 1980s to the present, it is the largest exhibition of Xiyadie ever presented.Born in 1963 in Weinan, Shaanxi Province, China, Xiyadie is a self-taught, […]