To celebrate the opening of our new space, we are launching US artist Ron DeFelice's first solo exhibition in Hong Kong: “Off the Beaten Path”. Comprising a small suite of bronze sculpture and a series of canvas works, this exhibition remarks the artist’s return after three years since his last show in the gallery. DeFelice uses […]
AISHONANZUKA is honoured to announce “HOME”, a solo exhibition in Hong Kong by Japanese artist Maiko Kobayashi at our art space at LANDMARK Atrium. The show is on view from 19 April to 18 May, 2024. “The more I get to know things in the world, the more often I feel helpless. But when I discover that human […]
AISHONANZUKA will be presenting group exhibition "INTERSECTIONS" juxtaposing works by Jay Gard, Mark Whalen and Travis Louie this spring. “Intersections” will be on view from the 15th March to 13th April, 2024. We invite you to immerse yourself in this captivating interplay of diverse nationalities and artistic voices.At intersections, individuals and their ideas converge and […]
AISHONANZUKA is welcoming the Lunar New Year with the duo exhibition "In the Year of the Dragon" juxtaposing works by Australian JORDY KERWICK, and Japanese KAZUMA KOIKE, both painters and sculptors. “In the Year of the Dragon” will be on view from the 8th Febuary to 9th March, 2024. Both artists will be opening a […]
AISHONANZUKA is pleased to start the new year by presenting Imon Boy’s Asian solo debut “WE HAVE IT ALL” on view from the 5th January to 3rd February, 2024 at our LANDMARK location.In this exhibition, Imon Boy brought a series of new canvas works and comic graffiti paper works, inviting us back to that midsummer […]
AISHONANZUKA is pleased to present group exhibition “Town of Ghosts” showcasing latest works by Aleksandar Todorovic, Ryan Travis Christian ,Takeshi Masada, and Teiji Hayama on view from the 1st to 30th December, 2023.The holidays are not only for celebration but also an opportunity for re-visiting ghosts from the past. Whether it is through questioning or […]
AISHONANZUKA is honoured to announce “CHIM PUM”, the third solo exhibition by Spanish artist Javier Calleja at our new art space at LANDMARK Atrium, six years since his milestone Asian debut. Comprising a small suite of new paintings and a bigger series of mixed media works on paper, the exhibition that borrows the title from […]
AISHONANZUKA is pleased to present the solo exhibition “Circle of Life” showcasing works by Swedish artist Joakim Ojanen on view from 16 September to 14 October, 2023. “Circle of Life” narrates the ambiguity as a visual language of creativity, relationships between life and the universe. Circle is one of the oldest symbols since ancient times. […]
AISHONANZUKA is launching a special exhibition : “The Summer”, as a celebration to the opening of the new space at LANDMARK Atrium, Hong Kong!The group show gathers artists internationally and interdisciplinary, including Gary Card, Hajime Sorayama, Harumi Yamaguchi, Hebru Brantley, Hiroki Tsukuda, Jean Jullien, Katelyn Ledford, Kenichi Tanaami, Kenny Scharf, Ryuichi Ohira, and Takeshi Masada.
AISHONANZUKA is pleased to present Hungarian artist Akos Ezer’s solo show "Hide-and-Seek". Ezer’s works are highly recognised by the elongated and twisted characters which filled the large scale canvas. These works express the complicated feelings of the younger generation who are bewildered by the ever changing and expanding modern society. The latest exhibition includes 2 […]
AISHONANZUKA is pleased to present Hajime Sorayama’s second solo show in Hong Kong since 2013.On view from March 20 to April 29, this exhibition presents the artist’s enthusiasm on robotized creatures across 3 decades - from his 1990 paintings depicted insects as robots, the signature Sexy Robot sculpture in life-size, to his recent sculpture series […]
AISHONANZUKA is pleased to present a duo-exhibition juxtaposes works by the amazing painter and sculptor, Kazuma Koike, and the representative of Serbia at the 58th Venice Biennale, Djordje Ozbolt. On view from February 11 to March 11, this exhibition marks Ozbolt’s first presentation and exhibition in Hong Kong. With their playful subversion of history, two […]