THE SHOPHOUSE is pleased to present Yat Tung, a solo exhibition by Hong Kong-based artist Bonny Wong Hiu Ching that explores the depths of loss and connection through a series of broken and borrowed memories. A collection of imagery that revolves around the artist’s experience of hiking with her late father – chasing first light […]
THE SHOPHOUSE is pleased to present Prelude of Gaze, a group exhibition featuring Reuben Beren James, Joseph Jones, Bartosz Kowal, Li Chuangli, and Wu Yumo. With a curated body of works on canvas and photographs, the exhibition explores the varied states of uncertainty that occur in the in-between - it asks: What precedes the moment of seeing and exists prior to the […]
THE SHOPHOUSE is pleased to present From Another Room, the first solo exhibition in Asia by UK-based artist Rachel Lancaster, featuring a new body of works on canvas that posits paintings as windows into other spaces. As if imagery transmitted from a parallel dimension, the artworks elucidate but solitary moments yet each containing cues of continuation. Evocative […]
THE SHOPHOUSE is pleased to present Daylight Cadenza, a group exhibition featuring the works of Han-Chiao, Alexander Skats, Astrid Styma, Wang Wenting, Alice Xinyan Wang, Wang Zibo, Suyi Xu, and Zheng Lanxiong. In music, a ‘cadenza’ is an improvised ornamental passage played by a soloist, typically in a loose and liberated rhythm. During this time, […]
THE SHOPHOUSE is pleased to present Bad Physics, a duo exhibition by artists Sebastian Burger and Julian Junyuan Feng featuring a body of paintings, sculptures, mixed media and video artworks. Founded on ideas of Dadaism and ‘pataphysics’, the exhibition contemplates the rules and rationality of common structures, ranging from everyday mechanisms to larger systemic ideologies. Interpreting the above via techniques of […]
THE SHOPHOUSE is pleased to present duo solo exhibitions, The Last Days of Spring by Victor Lim Seaward and Gestalt by Louis Appleby. Taking its title from a melancholic poem by the Song Dynasty poet Li Qingzhao, Lim Seaward presents new sculptures and wall-based works, which continue the artist's investigations into authorship, commodity, and the […]
THE SHOPHOUSE is pleased to present Gentle Again, a curated exhibition of 8 artists in a dialogue surrounding intimacy, distance, ease, and effort. We crave for comfort in the mere moments between the violence and anxiety, and we search endlessly for places of rest. Featuring Huang Ko Wei, Rachel Lancaster, Robin Megannity, Ciarán Murphy, Paul […]
THE SHOPHOUSE is pleased to present duo solo exhibitions, Petrichor by Chinese artist Dong Xiaochi (b.1993) and Anatomy of a Ghost Horse by British artist Naomi Workman (b.1990).Drawing inspiration from artificial landscapes of different scales, including traditional Chinese gardens, botanical gardens, and miniature ecosystems. Dong Xiaochi explores diverse concepts related to simulating, imitating, and compressing […]
THE SHOPHOUSE is pleased to present Roundabout, the first solo exhibition in Hong Kong by Shanghai-based artist Shi Zheng. The exhibition features isolated inspections of man-made infrastructures, recreated via varied virtual mediums, and channeled through a body of video installations and photographic works. Using tools of video games, artificial intelligence, and digital rendering, Shi Zheng […]
THE SHOPHOUSE is pleased to present Zhou Xinyu's first solo show Memories From Out of the Blue in Hong Kong, curated by independent curator Chen Junyao. Chen examines Zhou’s artwork in relation to a common psychological phenomenon, where a sudden resurgence of memories is unconscious, fragmented and often untraceable. American psychologist George Mandler (2004) explained […]
THE SHOPHOUSE is pleased to present The Hoarders, a group exhibition featuring Song Lee, Yujie Li, Ran Yuxiao and Miyeon Yi. Hoarding is a behaviour to express identity through the collection of experiences or objects. Yet the bridge in-between may endow opposite meanings to the creators and collectors. Young artists often hoard mementoes and integrate […]
THE SHOPHOUSE is pleased to present a new group exhibition, Trioque, with three Korean female artists, Claire Chey, Yoonjoong Cho and Debbie Kim, curated by Matt Chung. Through their diverse mediums and perspectives, these three artists delve into the intricate interplay of urban existence, spiritual enlightenment, and the societal metaphors that shape our perceptions. Claire […]