Kateřina Ondrušková's first solo exhibition for Double Q, Blue-Green Eyes, presents the latest series of paintings created during 2024. The title of the exhibition itself evokes the duality of perception - blue as the colour of inner melancholy and restless reflection, green as a symbol of life, all-encompassing nature and organically controlled cycle. These two positions […]
Double Q Gallery is pleased to present The Garden of Fragility, a group exhibition bringing together new works by three female artists from Central and Eastern Europe. The exhibition focuses on the biology of the female body and identity, as well as natural processes such as growth, florescence, and maturation. The work of all three artists is characterised […]
Double Q Gallery is pleased to present a duo exhibition featuring Wanda Czełkowska and Zuza Golińska. The exhibition brings together works by two Polish artists from two different generations and focuses on what are essentially definitive concepts in the 20th century evolution of material and mass-based sculpture, such as sculptural representation and abstraction, and the duality […]
Double Q Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition of new paintings by Hungarian artist Botond Keresztesi (b. 1987, Târgu Mureș, Romania), his first with the gallery. For the title of his debut Hong Kong exhibition, Keresztesi drew on a historical reference – an artwork of the same name (The Garden of the Magician) […]
Double Q Gallery is pleased to present our first exhibition of 2023, “Down in the woods, up to the sky.” Curated by Domenico de Chirico, the group exhibition is inspired by Henry David Thoreau's 1854 book, “Walden; or, Life in the Woods,” which is about returning to nature and simplicity. In conversation with Domenico […]
Double Q Gallery is pleased to present In My Inner Place by Sebastian Hosu, the Leipzig-based artist’s first solo exhibition in Asia which features 10 paintings and drawings from his latest body of work. In My Inner Place opens on 14 October and runs through 12 November. As a starting point for creating his images, […]
Double Q Gallery is pleased to present Pine-Needle Tales by Mátyás Erményi, the Hungarian artist’s first solo exhibition in Asia. The exhibition features eight paintings from the artist’s latest body of work. Pine-Needle Tales opens on 14 October and runs through 12 November. Erményi was born in 1992 and graduated from university in 2017. The […]
Double Q Gallery is pleased to present Crouching Harmony, Hidden Tension, a solo exhibition of the late French-Serbian artist Djordje Ivačković (1930 - 2012). The exhibition features eight paintings from the 1980s, a period when Ivačković’s painting entered a new phase of development, characterised essentially by more intense colours, strong gestures, and more complex compositions. […]
Double Q Gallery is pleased to present Continuous Structures by Natalia Załuska, the Polish artist’s first solo exhibition in Asia. Using collage technique to create minimalistic and structural paintings, Załuska’s works appear as architectural images which transcend the boundaries of two-dimensional space. Continuous Structures opens on 26 August and runs through 24 September. Stretcher, cardboard, […]
Double Q Gallery is pleased to present TREASURES, TREES, FIRE and BONES by József Csató, the Hungarian artist’s first solo show in Asia, featuring a new body of work completed in Csató’s quirky style that unites multiple painting genres. Using minimal and witty language, the artist showcases a series of “Wunderkammers” containing daily objects that […]
Double Q Gallery is pleased to present Soft, Hidden, Exposed, the gallery’s first group show featuring three emerging female artists from Central and Eastern Europe: Karolina Bielawska, Kateřina Ondrušková and Monika Žáková. With seven works from different painting classifications, the exhibition annotates trends in abstract and figurative art from subtle, sensitive and profound female perspectives. […]
“I like to think of things in terms of cycles, one thing becoming another and back again.” - Tomo Campbell Born and currently based in London, Tomo Campbell’s canvases blur the lines between figurative and abstract through rhythmic movements and romantic imagination. The artist has always been fascinated with invoking vagueness in his paintings, encouraging […]