WOAW Gallery is pleased to present SEA, I’M AWAKE at its Queen’s Road location in Central. The solo exhibition features acrylic works from Bianca Nemelc, a figurative painter whose practice lives within the profound and nourishing correspondence between the human body and the natural world. Born and raised in the urban city landscape of New […]
WOAW Gallery is pleased to present ‘Old Friends’, a solo exhibition by Dutch painter Willem Hoeffnagel. This series of new works incorporate nostalgic references to his childhood memories of automobiles through fragmented scenes and uniquely stylized faceless figures. Born in Arnhem, Netherlands, 1995. Willem Jacques Hoeffnagel has been illustrating since a young age. While training […]
WOAW Gallery is pleased to present Contemporary Curated: Landscape curated by gallerist and curator Taymour Grahne, highlighting ten contemporary artists based between the UK and USA. Sixteen landscape paintings were created to illustrate each artist’s personal interpretation of nature, ranging from mythology, historical references, social issues, to human consciousness. This group exhibition will be showcasing […]
K11 MUSEA is pleased to present Hot Concrete: LA to HK, the first major group presentation of Los Angeles-based artists in Hong Kong, running from Friday, 21 October through Sunday, 13 November 2022. Sponsored and supported by UBS AG, H.Moser & Cie and Ruinart; the Pop-up is curated by Sow & Tailor (Los Angeles), presented […]
“Friendly Neighbours” by British-born, New York-based artist Jon Burgerman, jointly organised with WOAW GALLERY. Jon Burgerman developed his first Sesame Street Collection and created a total of 49 humorous artworks that references the main cast. Sesame street and the creations of Jim Henson have influenced Burgerman’s life since the early 1980’s. “Watch Sesame Street before […]
WOAW Gallery is pleased to present THE REAL WORLD, Brooklyn-based artist Andrew Englander’s first solo exhibition in Hong Kong, at the gallery’s location at 5 Sun Street, Wan Chai. Featuring 12 works from 9 December to 10 January, 2023 THE REAL WORLD is also WOAW’s debut exhibition with Englander, who joined the gallery program this […]
Spanish painter Matias Sánchez has only one true passion: painting. The act of painting is the foundation of Sánchez’s artistic practice, beyond style, subject, and narrative. The self- taught artist was born to paint. While he learned the craft from his father, his great teachers were works by important Spanish and European painters throughout history […]
WOAW Gallery is pleased to present Paradise Lost and Found, by Berlin-based artist Evgen Čopi Gorišek’s debuting his first solo exhibition in Hong Kong, at its Central location. Paradise Lost and Found will be on view from January 17 to February 16, 2023. Paradise Lost and Found is also WOAW’s third exhibition with Gorišek, with […]
WOAW Gallery is pleased to present Stacy Leigh’s ESCAPE TO B-ROLL, the New York City– based artist’s exhibition featuring 10 paintings she created this year at WOAW Gallery’s location at 9 Queen's Road Central, from March 20 to April 19, 2023, which also celebrates the artist’s first showing in Hong Kong. ESCAPE TO B-ROLL features […]
Sow & Tailor is pleased to announce our upcoming curatorial endeavor, HORIZONS, a group exhibition connecting forty-six artists across multiple backgrounds at varying stages in career. The bonsai tree, which Sow & Tailor credits as the conceptual inspiration for the gallery, is a miracle of boundaries: to propagate a flourishing tree within the confines of […]
WOAW Gallery is pleased to present The Seed of Peace, a solo exhibition by the Los Angeles-based artist duo Giorgiko. Partnered with Thinkspace Projects, the exhibition features 25 new oil paintings and ink drawings that explore the search for peace in its different forms and the costs of obtaining it. The exhibition is on view at WOAW […]
WOAW Gallery is pleased to present Soimadou Ibrahim’s In Deeds and Gestures, the French artist’s first solo exhibition at the gallery’s location on Queen's Road Central, Central, Hong Kong. In these new artworks, Ibrahim draws on various elements from his native Comoros and other parts of Africa. The ylang-ylang flower, for instance, is a recurring […]