Tang Contemporary Art is proud to announce the opening of “Global Song,” an exhibition of young artists, in its Hong Kong space on January 6, 2022. The show will present more than thirty wonderful works by nine artists: Marion Bataillard, Jade Ching-yuk Ng,Alessandro Giannì, Gao Hang, Hao Zecheng, Diren Lee, Rhiannon Salisbury, Ruby Swinney, and […]
Xue Feng’s paintings stem from Georges Seurat and the Pointillist painter’s scientific, rational attitude toward color separation. As a Post-Impressionist, Seurat expanded on the Impressionist tradition of using natural light to observe and describe nature; however, he also rebelled against industrial, mechanical, and design-oriented composition and accuracy. Classical painting gave nature an inherent vitality, and […]
“Infinity” is the second time that Xia Xiaowan has collaborated with Tang Contemporary Art on a solo exhibition, following his “Rotation” retrospective at the Beijing Minsheng Art Museum in 2015. Curated by Cui Cancan, the show will present Ark, Xia Xiaowan’s latest large-scale pastel work, paired with selected series from the 1980s to now, highlighting […]
Tang Contemporary Art is proud to present the internationally renowned artist Nam June Paik in its Hong Kong space. The founder and pioneer of video art, Nam June Paik — a cosmopolitan who was born in Seoul and made his home in the East as well as the West through Hong Kong, Japan, and Germany […]