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Fair|Beijing Contemporary - Booth V08
2019.08.27




2019 BEIJING CONTEMPORARY

BOOTH V08

 

VIP PREVIEW

2019 / 8 / 29  13:00 - 20:00

2019 / 8 / 30  11:00 - 13:00

 

PUBLIC DAYS

2019 / 8 / 30  13:00 - 20:00

2019 / 8 / 31  11:00 - 18:00

 

Beijing National Agricultural Exhibition Center




From 29th to 31st August, 2019, the second edition of “Beijing Contemporary Art Expo” will open at Beijing National Agricultural Exhibition Center, which opens up the second half year of this increasingly busy art world. “Beijing Contemporary” continues to be curatorial, local and public based, takes the form of the exhibition as the breakthrough point, and dedicates to promoting the value of contemporary Chinese art. Triumph Gallery will present works by 16 contemporary artists in three sections of Beijing Contemporary, which are “Value”, “Story”, and “Wonder”.


“Value” is the main gallery section in Beijing Contemporary, which aims to present the value of high quality and diversified contemporary art gallery. Triumph Gallery will exhibit works by 15 contemporary artists at booth V08, they are Fang Lijun, Cai Jin, He Wenjue, Li Xinjian, Liu Fengzhi, Liu Wei, Tu Xi, Wang Guangyi, Wang Yin, Xu Hong, Xu Hongxiang, Yang Liming, Zhang Jian, Zhang Zhijan, and Zhou Chunya.


“Story” is the curating section in Beijing Contemporary, which will present a large group exhibition of artists under 35. It aims at presenting the new atmosphere of the youngest generation of Chinese artists by reviewing the historical coordinate of the work. Triumph Gallery represented artist Xu Hongxiang will present his work Mulian Village in this section.


Meanwhile, Triumph Gallery represented artist Wu Daxin will bring his work Central Axis to “Wonder” section of Beijing Contemporary. As the public art section, it is devoted to connecting those works that contains concepts of landscape, spatial and communication with the public, and takes the advantage of the most remarkable works to attract the attention of the whole society to contemporary art.





Artists
Fang Lijun
Fang Lijun (b. 1963, Handan, Hebei) graduated from the Central Academy of Fine Arts,  Printmaking Department  in 1989. In July of the same year, he resided in the Yuanmingyuan area, becoming a key advocate of the "Yuanmingyuan Artists' Village." In 1993, he established the Songzhuang studio, contributing to the formation of the  "Songzhuang Artists' Village." In 2014, he founded the "Archive of Contemporary Art of China," systematically organizing the development of Chinese contemporary art. Since 2004, Fang Lijun has been appointed as a guest professor and graduate mentor at more than twenty institutions, including the Central Academy of Fine Arts, Sichuan Academy of Fine Arts, Jingdezhen Ceramic University, Xi’an Academy of Fine Arts, Wuhan University, and Hubei Academy of Fine Arts.

Fang Lijun’s solo exhibitions have been held in major art institutions worldwide,  including the Ashmolean Museum Oxford, Ludwig Museum,  Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, The Japan Foundation, Civic Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art, and Musée Ariana, et cetera. Domestic retrospectives have been mounted at the Shanghai Art Museum, Hong Kong Arts Centre, Macau Museum of Art, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Hunan Provincial Museum, United Art  Museum, Minsheng Art Museum, and He Art Museum, among other significant venues. Additionally, he has been consistently invited by mainstream international exhibitions, such as the Venice Biennale, Gwangju Biennale, São Paulo Art Biennial, and Shanghai Biennale.

Fang's works are permanently collected by  international museums, in particular the Museum of Modern Art, Centre Pompidou, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Seattle Art Museum, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Queensland Art Gallery, Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art, Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, and Fukuoka Asian Art Museum. Within China, his works are held by the National Art Museum of China, Contemporary Academy of Fine Arts Art Museum, He Xiangning Art Museum, and Guangdong Museum of Art.

Furthermore, through his artistic career, Fang Lijun has published over 50 monographs, including Fang Lijun: Chronological Notes, Fang Lijun: Works Catalogue, Fang Lijun: Cliff in the Clouds, Fang Lijun: Forbidden Zone, Fang Lijun Prints, and Surviving Like a Stray Dog.  In 1993, his work Series Two No. 2 appeared on the cover of The New York Times.
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Artists
Cai Jin
Cai Jin was born in Tunxi, Anhui, China in 1965. In 1986, she graduated from the fine arts department, Anhui Normal University, Wuhu, China. In 1991, she graduated from the oil painting department, Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing, China. She has been teaching at the Tianjin Fine Arts Institute, Tianjin, China since 1991. Cai Jin's art works is in fact the reflection of herself. The artworks of Cai Jin are just like the “water traces on the wall”. She tries to capture the weirdness, and shows no interest in the colorful attractive reality. She devotes herself to the loneliness subject that makes her excited but calls no attention of others.
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Artists
He Wenjue
He is currently the vice president of Hunan Oil Painting Society, a member of China Artists Association and a member of China Oil Painting Society.He Wenjue’s art is closely combined with the current era, and yet is filled with his personal characteristics, which makes people feel a volatile and vigorous attitude toward life. Like the deep bottom of the ocean, a strong sense of ambiguity and somewhat stretch and lightness beyond reality can be observed in his painting, which delivers a sense of unpredictable but controllable quiet space in a subtle way. His creation, with an attitude that art is close to mundane life, always leads us from a world we can see and recognize to a vast space that is hidden and unpredictable.
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Artists
Li Xinjian
Li Xinjian was born in 1954  in Chongqing, China. He studied at both the Sichuan Academy of Fine Art and École des Beaux-Arts in Paris. Currently lives and works in Beijing. Looking back at Li Xinjian’s 40 years of output, one can observe that only he values his personal style and its exchange with the language of contemporary art, but also the inner cultural conscience and contemporary significance of his art. Li Xinjian constantly reiterates his position of “Cultural Nomadism” through his works, from the perspectives of history, culture, and visual archeology, with the help of the interpretation and recoding of different images, using his personal artistic expression to present expanded horizons to the viewer. Just as the material world shapes society and water shapes mountains, humanity glistens with the gift of the Buddhist holy land, giving inspiration, teaching humanity appreciation, the appreciation between gods, between people, between gods and people, that mysterious truth that need not be spoken. 

Li Xinjian's works are collected by many important institutions and foundations, such as Long Museum, Yuz Museum, Suzhou Art Museum, ChengduMOCA, New York Public Library, Changjiang Art & Culture Club.
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Artists
Liu Fengzhi
Liu Fengzhi was born in 1964 in Harbin, China. He graduated from art department of Harbin Normal University in 1984, and died in 2017.

His works have been widely collected by collectors around the world. Whether it is landscape painting or portrait, Liu Fengzhi's works contain strong subjectivity and emotional features. With free and loose brushstrokes and lines, he pulls away the original volume of the object, especially with the help of lines that twists, turns, hovers, reciprocates, sways, and gathers, closely responding to the transient emotional changes. He further presents and delineates the subtle and unobservable mental process, in which, reaching a highly abstract state. Liu Fengzhi faces the real world with a heart full of passion and humanistic care. In the poetic dismantling and combination of the external world, it hints at his deep reflection on the living conditions of human beings.
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Artists
Liu Wei
LiuWei
1965BorninBeijing.GraduatedfromCentralAcademyofFineArtsin
1989,majoringinprinting.CurrentlylivesinBeijing.Attendedthe45thVeniceBiennial,the2SecondSaintPaulBiennialand"Mao,TowardPop"Exhibition,Australiain
1994;attendedChineseNewArtistExhibition,Germanyin
1995;attended"China!"Exhibition,Germanyin
1996;attended"MadeinChina-ContemporaryChineseArt"Exhibition,Berlin,Germanyin
1998;attended"NewModernisminNewMillennium"Exhibition,SanFranciscoin
1999.Attended"NewFacesinChina"Exhibition,Sydneyin
2000.HeldsoloexhibitionatLOFTArtGallery,Parisin2001.(Lot280,281)
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Artists
Tu Xi
Tu Xi was born in 1982 in China, graduated from Renmin University of China School of Arts in 2006, and graduated from Central Academy of Fine Arts in 2009. Currently living and working in Beijing. 

In Tu Xi's creations, lines, strokes, and color blocks, while possessing the beauty of form, also have a sense of being swarmed by information, eroded by data, and transformed by technology, people/art have become the reality of the broken elements of the digital age, but at the same time, they have found a latent, holistic order in the pile of brokenness. At the same time, the plants and mountains presented by Tu Xi exist as “natural symbols” or “landscape symbols”. In his expression, these elements are no longer purely products of the natural environment, but become a kind of pattern and cultural symbol. When these natural elements are placed in his creations, and deconstructed and constructed by Tu Xi in different ways, a humanistic reflection based on “technology” is formed. It includes man and nature, man and technology, nature and artifacts, illusion and reality, and so on.
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Artists
Wang Guangyi
WANG GUANGYI
Born in Harbin, China
Graduated from China Academy of Fine Arts (formerly the Zhejiang Academy of Fine Arts), Hangzhou, China 
Solo Exhibition
2019
Wang Guangyi Research on Popular Anthropology, XUN WAY, Shanghai, China
2016
Image Correction-Wang Guangyi, Museum of Contemporary Art, SingaporeNorthern Temperature-Wang Guangyi, Museum of Luxun Academic of Fine Arts, Shenyang, China
Wang Guangyi Existence And Transcendence, United Art Museum, Wuhan, China
2015
Wang Guangyi-Relics of Believers, MAC contemporary Art Museum, A Coruna, Spain
The 5th Art Changsha-China: Bridges To/ Bridges From History, Technology, Poetry, And Grace, Tan Guobin Contemporary Art Museum, Changsha, China
2014
Implosion and Crises: International Forum on experimental art of Wang Guangyi, Museum of Xinan Jiaotong University, Chengdu, Sichuan Province, China
Wang Guangyi, Viaggio in Italia, Museo di Villa Rufolo, Salerno, Italy
Negatives of Idols-Wang Guangyi, Spring Art Center, Beijing, China
2012
Things-In-Itself: Utopia, Pop and Personal Theology, Today Art Museum, Beijing, China
Wang Guangyi: Cold War Aesthetic(Shanghai Pujiang Oversea Chinese Town Public Art Project), Pujiang Oversea Chinese Town, Shanghai, China
2011
Visual Archives of Chinese Contemporary-Wang Guangyi. The Interactive Mirror Image, Tank
Loft-Chongqing Contemporary Art center, Chongqing, China
2008
Visual Polity: Another Wang Guangyi, OCAT, Shenzhen, China
Cold War Aesthetics-Wang Guangyi, Louise Blouin Institute of Louise Blouin Foundation, London, UK
2007
Wang Guangyi, Thaddaeus Ropac Gallery, Paris, France
2006
Wang Guangyi, Arario Seoul Gallery, Seoul, South Korea
2004
Wang Guangyi, Urs Meile Gallery, Lucerne, Switzerland
2003
Wang Guangyi, Enrico Navarra Gallery, Paris, France
2001
Wang Guangyi: Face of Faith, Soobin Art Int'l Gallery, Singapore
1996
Witnessed-Wang Guangyi, Littmann Kulturprojekte, Basel, Switzerland
1994
Wang Guangyi, Hanart TZ Gallery, Hong Kong, China  
Group Exhibition
2017
METAMORPHOSIS: Huang Zhuan Memorial Invitational Exhibition , OCAT Shenzhen, Shenzhen, China
2016
Working in collusion-First E’mei Invitation Exhibition of International Contemporary Art, E’mei, China
Art Historical Flashbacks: Another Path in Chinese Contemporary Art, Elion Art Gallery, Beijing, China
Models-The Visual Experience and Cultural Identity of Chinese Modernity, Elion Art Gallery, Beijing, China
An Exhibition about Exhibitions: Displaying Contemporary Art in 1990s, OCAT, Beijing, China
Busan Biennale, Gwangju, Korea
3rd Nanjing International Arts Festival Historicode: Scarcity and Supply, Baijia Lake Art Museum, Nanjing, China
The 3rd Today's Documents, Today Art Museum, Beijing, China
2015
Loitering Spirit: A Tribute to Paul Gauguin-Chinese Contemporary Art Exhibition, Tahiti
Breaking the Image: Methods in the Treatment of Imagery by Contemporary Artists From China, Si Shang Art Museum, Beijing, China
La Sindone e l’impronta dell’arte, Museo Civico di Sansepolcro, Arezzo, Italy
The Civil Power: Beijing Minsheng Art Museum Opening Exhibition, Beijing Minsheng Art Museum, Beijing, China
Northern Artist Group Archival Exhibition, North Art Group, Kong Kong, China
Displaying Fragments: Ten Years of OCAT (2005-2015), OCAT, Beijing, China
2014
Hanart 100: Idiosyncrasies, Hong Kong Arts Centre, Hong Kong
8+1-A Project of Experimental Art, Guangdong Contemporary Art Center, Guangzhou, China
2013
Passage to History: 20 Years of La Biennale di Venezia and Chinese Contemporary Art, Venice, ItalyPost Pop: East Meets West, 2014, Saatchi Gallery, London
2012
The 7th Shenzhen Sculpture Biennial: Serendipitous Information-Art is Not a System-Nor is it World, OCAT, Shenzhen, China
2011
Museum on Paper: 12 Chinese Artists, Iberia Center for Contemporary Art (ICCA), Beijing, China
Pure Views: New Painting from China, Asian Art Museum, San Francisco, USA
Chengdu Biennale-Pure Views: Contemporary Art Exhibition, Chengdu, China
Collecting History: China New Art, Chengdu Contemporary Art Museum, China
Little Movements: Self Practice in Contemporary Art, OCAT, Shenzhen, China
2010
Reshaping History: China art from 2000 to 2009, China International Exhibition Center, Beijing, China
Pure Views, Louise Blouin Institute of Louise Blouin Foundation, London, UK
Art for the World: The Sculpture Project of the EXPO Boulevard in the World EXPO 2010, Shanghai, China
Chinese Contemporary Art From 1979-2009, Minsheng Art Museum, Shanghai, China
The Constructed Dimension: 2010 Chinese Contemporary Art Invitational Exhibition, National Museum of China, Beijing, China
Minimum, Shangyuan Art Museum, Beijing, China
Made in Pop Land, Museum of Contemporary Art, Seoul, Korea
2009
A collateral Event of 53rd International Art Exhibition-La Biennale di Venezia-A Gift to Marco Polo, Venice, Italy
State Legacy: A Visual History Project on the State Concept, Manchester Institute Research and Innovation of Art and Design; OCAT, Shenzhen, China
CHINAMANIA, Arken Museum of Modern Art, Copenhagen, Denmark
Yi Pai, Today Art Museum, Beijing, China
Collision-Experimental Cases of Contemporary Chinese Art, Fine Art Museum of the Central Academy of Fine Art, Beijing, China
2008
Case Studies of Artists in Art History , SZ Art Center, Beijing, China
Writing On The Wall: Chinese New Realism and Avant-garde in the Eighties and Nineties, Groninger Museum, Netherlands
Today’s China, Bellevue Museum, Brussels, Belgium
Encounter, Pace Beijing Gallery, China
Red, Smooth and Luminescent Contemporary Expression, Xindong Cheng Gallery, Beijing, China
Avant-garde China: Twenty Years of Chinese Contemporary Art, The National Art Center, Tokyo, Japan;
The National Museum of Art, Osaka, Japan; Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art, Japan; etc
People-History-Exhibition of Studies of Chinese Art of the 20th Century, Museum of China Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing, China
The Revolution Continues-New Art From China, The Saatchi Gallery, UK
2007
We Are Your Future: Special Project in Moscow Biennale 2007,Moscow, Russia
Chinese Contemporary Sots Art, The State Tretykov Gallery,Moscow, Russia
Post-Martial Law vs Post-89: The Contemporary Art In Taiwan and China, Taiwan Museum of Art, China
RED HOT: Asian Art Today,Houston Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, The USA
SH Contemporary 2007-Best of Artists, Shanghai Exhibition Center, ShangHai, China
Forms of Concepts: 2nd Documentary Exhibition of Fine Arts, Hubei Art Scene, Wuhan, China
The Supplemental History : Contemporary Artworks from Collection of Guangdong Museum of Art, Guangdong Museum of Art, Guangzhou, China85 New Wave: the Birth of Chinese Contemporary Art, Ullens Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing, China
1997-2007 Awakening from a Ten-Year Long Sleep, Hejingyuan Art Center, Beijing, China
Absolute Images II, Arario New York Gallery, New York, The USA
Escape By Crafty Scheme: Salvation From Traditional And Revolutional Language, Square Gallery of Contemporary Art, Nanjing, China
Sport in Art 2007-2008, Museum of Contemporary Art, Shanghai, China; Art Museum of Guangzhou Art Academy, China; RCM the Museum of Modern Art, Nanjing, China; Gallery of Luxun Art Academy, Shenyang, China; Sichuan Fine Arts Museum, China; Today Art Museum, Beijing, China
2006
Jiang Hu, Tilton Gallery, New York, The USA
Absolute Images I, Arario Seoul Gallery, Korea
Plato and His Seven Spirit, OCAT, Shenzhen, China
From The Frigid Zone to The Old Indus trial Area: Northeast Contemporary Art Exhibition of China
1985-2006, Guangdong Museum of Art, Guangzhou, China
The Blossoming of Realism: The Oil Painting of Mainland China since 1978, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taiwan, China
Create History: Commemoration Exhibition of Chinese Modern Art in 1980s, OCAT, Shenzhen, China
2005
Body Temperature: Invoking the Legacy of Hans Christian Anderson through Chinese Contemporary Art, Nordjyllands Kunstmuseum, Aalborg, Denmark
Invitation Exhibition: Opening Ceremony of OCT Contemporary Art Terminal, OCAT, Shenzhen, ChinaOpen 2005-8th International Exhibition of Sculpture and Installation, Lido, Venice, Italy
Beautiful Cynicism, Arario Beijing Gallery, China
Always to the Front: China Contemporary Art, Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, Taipei National Museum of the Arts, Taipei, China
2004
China, the Body Everywhere(Chine, Le corps partout), Museum of Contemporary Art, Marseilles, France
Art on the Beach: Sculptures, Gallery Enrico Navarra, Paris, France; Han Art TZ Gallery, Hong Kong, China; ADAGP, Paris, France
2003
Alors, La Chine, Pompidou Art Center, Paris, France
From China with Art-The Exhibition of Contemporary Chinese Art, Indonesian National Gallery, Jakarta, Indonesia
An Opening Era: Celebration of 40th Anniversary of Founding of National Museum of China, National Museum of China, Beijing, China
CP Open Biennale 2003, National Gallery, Jakarta, Indonesia
Beyond Boundaries, Shanghai Gallery of Art, Shanghai, China
2002
The Power of Image, He Xiangning Art Museum, Shenzhen, China
Chinese Modernity, Fundacao Armando Alvares Penteado, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Paris-Peking, Espace Cardin, Paris, France
Take Part Ⅱ , Urs Meile Gallery, Lucerne, Switzerland
Media and Arts, International Exhibition Center, Beijing, China
Golden Harvest: Chinese Contemporary Art, Zagreb Museum of Art, Hrvatska
The First China Triennial, Guangzhou Art Museum, Guangzhou, China
Concept Image: 2002 China Modern Oil Painting Invitation Exhibition, Shenzhen Art Museum, Shenzhen, China
The First Guangzhou Triennial : Reinterpretation: A Decade of Experimental Chinese Art (1990- 2000), Guangdong Museum of Art, Guangzhou, China
2001
Towards New Image:20 Years of Chinese Contemporary Art, National Museum of China, Beijing, China. etc.
Polypolis: Art from Asian Pacific Megacities, Kunsthaus Hamburg, Germany
Next Generation: Art Contemporain d’Asie, Passage de Retz, Paris, France
5 Chinese Avant-garde Artists, Artside Gallery, Seoul, Korea
Transplantation in Situ, He Xiangning Art Museum, Shenzhen, China
2000
Door of the New Century, Chengdu Art Scene, Chengdu, China
Society: The 2nd Academic Exhibition Upriver Gallery, Upriver Gallery, Chengdu, China
20th Century Chinese Oil Painting Exhibition, National Museum of China, Beijing, China
Futuroe: Chinese Contemporary Art, Contemporary Art Center of Macao, Macao, China
1998
Inside Out-New Chinese Art 1998-2000, Asia Society Galleries, New York, United States;P.S.1
Contemporary Art Center, Long Island City, United States;San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San
Francisco, United States;Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, San Francisco, United States;Museo de Arte Contemporaneo, Monterrey, Mexico;Tacoma Art Museum and the Henry Art Gallery, Seattle, United States;Hong Kong Museum of Art, Hong Kong S.A.R.
1997
Magie der Zahl-In der Kunst des 20 Jahrhunderts, Staatsgalerie, Stuttgart, Germany
Chinese Art of The 1990s: Faces and Bodies of The Middle Kingdom, Gallery Rudolfinum, Prague, the Czech Republic
Red and Grey-8 Avant-garde Chinese Artists, Soobin Art Gallery, Singapore
Quotation Marks, Singapore Art Museum, SingaporeIn and Out, LASALLE-SIA College of the Arts, Singapore; Arts Gallery of Sydney College, Australia; He Xiangning Art Museum, Shenzhen, China
1996
Begegnungen mit China, Ludwig Forum Fur International Kunst, GermanyChina! Kunst Museum Bonn, Germany
The Second Asia-pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art, Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane, AustraliaThe First Academic Exhibition of Chinese Contemporary Art, National Museum of China, Beijing, China;
The Art Museum of Capital Normal University, Beijing, China
1995
Art to Swatch, Museum of Architecture and Design, Chicago, The USA
New Asian Art Show-China, Korea, Japan, Kilin Plaza, Osaka; Foundation Forum, Tokyo, Japan
Der Abschied Von Der Ideologie, Neue Kunst Aus China, Hamburg, Germany
Aperto 95, Avant-gardes Artistiques Xinesses, Santa Monica Center d’Art, Barcelona, Spain
1994
22nd Sao Paulo Art Biennial, Sao Paulo, Brazil
94 Beijing International Com-Art Show: China, Korea, Japan, The Art Museum of Capital Normal University, Beijing, China;
600 Seoul International Art Festival, National Museum of Contemporary Art, Seoul, Korea
1993
45th Venice Biennale, Venice, Italy
Mao Goes Pop, The Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, Australia; National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, Australia
China’s New Art, Marlborough Gallery, London,United KingdomChina’s New Art, Post-1989, Hong Kong Arts Centre, Hong Kong, China; Political Pop,
China’s New Art:Han Art Taipei Gallery, Taipei, China; New Art from China:Museum of Modern Art, Oxford, UK
China Avant-garde, Haus Der Kulturen Der Welt, Berlin, Germany; Kunsthal Rotterdam, The Netherlands; The Museum of Modern Art, Oxford UK; Kunsthallen Brandts Kladefabrik, Odense, Denmark
1992
The 1st Biennial of Art in the 1990s, Guangzhou International Exhibition Centre, China
1991Cocart Bevete Arte Contemporarea,Bianca Pilat Gallery, Milan, Italy
1990I Don’t Want to Play Cards with Cezanne, Asian Pacific Museum, California, USA
1989China Avant-garde, National Museum of China, Beijing, China
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Artists
Wang Yin
王音
1964年生于山东济南。
1988年毕业于中央戏剧学院舞台美术系。现工作于北京。
1994 《王音绘画作品展》,中央美院画廊,北京,中国
2001 《王音近期作品》,艺术文件仓库,北京,中国
2003 《记忆的深渊——王音 1993~2003》,何香凝美术馆,深圳,中国
《在那里》,艺术文件仓库,北京,中国
2006 《王音 2006》,空白空间,北京,中国
2007 《王音》,亚历山大·奥克斯画廊柏林北京,柏林,德国
《王音》,湖南省博物馆,长沙,中国
2009 《王音2009》,伊比利亚当代艺术中心,北京,中国
2014 《王音》,当代唐人艺术中心,北京,中国
2016 《王音:礼物》,尤伦斯当代艺术中心,北京,中国
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Xu Hong
It is also at this juncture, that the work by Xu Hong connects to a modernist abstract painting tradition in the West. This might not be so surprising as it seems. A lot of Western artists in the past have looked towards Asia for inspiration and Zen Buddhism has been widely popular amongst modernist artists. Richard Tuttle comes to mind, or Raimer Jochims from Germany. What is important to understand, however is that Xu Hong´s work comes from experience not from looking at other art. It is the sincerity of his work that makes it so convincing.
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Xu Hongxiang
Xu Hongxiang was born  in 1984 in Changsha, Hunan, China. He graduated from the Printmaking Department of the Central Academy of Fine Arts in 2007 with a bachelor´s degree, graduated from the Printmaking Department of the Central Academy of Fine Arts in 2011 with a master's degree, and now lives and works in Beijing.

Xu Hongxiang’s artistic practice often revolves around painting. Project-based painting series with narrative contents and oil paintings centered on landscapes are the two parallel creative approaches that punctuate his career. "Image",  "body", and "the relationship between painting and reality" are the overarching themes he has been trying to explore in his multi-media painting projects throughout the years. The traits of his highly stylized painting, which included a signature saturated palette, are the fragments that reflect such themes.

Xu Hongxiang’s  solo  exhibitions  includes: "Xu Hongxiang: Wander"  (Aurora Museum, Shanghai, 2024), "Xu Hongxiang: Ancient Posts"  (Xie Zilong Photography Museum, Changsha, 2023), "Xu Hongxiang: Displaced  Images"  (Triumph  Gallery, Beijing, 2022), "Xu  Hongxiang: An  Exuberant View" (Hubei Museum of Art, Wuhan, 2021), "Xu Hongxiang: One Night While Hunting for Faeries" (Loft8  Galerie,  Vienna,  2019), "Not Dark Yet - Xu Hongxiang Solo Exhibition" (Triumph Gallery, Beijing, 2018),  "Xu Hongxiang Solo Exhibition" (SZ Art Center, Beijing, 2014). His solo project includes: "Cultivating in solitude - Xu Hongxiang's Residency Program in Australia" ( LalLal Art Museum, Melbourne, 2023), "Artists Residency Program: The JAEGER EXPERIEMENT" ( JINGHOPE Art Center, Sanya, 2021), "Shuffle Parallel Vienna 2018" (Vienna, 2018),  "Li Qiang" (Changsha,  2016), "In the Field"  (Changsha,  2016) . Selected group exhibitions includes:   "Web of Being: The Living Network"  (Tang Contemporary Art, Singapore,  2025), "The season has not arrived"  (Atmosphere Space, Nanjing,  2024), "DIALOGUE: Art Museum Tour by Art Gallery Association Beijing"  (Art Museum of SCFAI, Chongqing,  2024),  "Symphony of Coexistence - Chinese and Southeast Asian Art Invitational Exhibition"  (Art Museum of SCFAI, Chongqing,  2024), "Follow the Rabbit - Talking stock of a collection and its reception through contemporary Chinese art"  (Museum Liaunig, Austria, 2023).
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Yang Liming
Yang Liming was born in 1975 in Sichuan, China. He graduated from the Art College of Sichuan Normal University in 1999 with bachelor degree on oil painting. Currently lives and works in Beijing

Yang Liming’s paintings are abstract, in the same time having a stable, firming ground structure. Nevertheless, by closer perception there are many different aspects, parts that show reflection, sigh and some light moments of joy. Here is maybe the point to connect with Franz Schubert’s music with its delicate points like open wounds, melancholic meditations of questions without answers given. Yang Liming’s paintings take the viewers into their deep universe, in case the viewer permits to be carried away.  Just as well as in Schubert’s music are questions rising, involving the observer into their matter.  What is melancholia in Schubert’s music stays as a mystery in Yang Liming’s paintings.
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Zhang Jian
Early in his career Zhang Jian was inspired by the Impressionists particularly Édouard Manet and the Russian Valentin Serov. Zhang Jian became fascinated with representations of sunlight and outdoor themes, striving to demonstrate introspective, calm and peaceful moments in everyday life. In the early 2000s Zhang Jian began to use photography as a starting point for his paintings and employed techniques of ‘flatness’ and blurred figuration in his work - evocative of the work of Gerhard Richter - that resulted in his Houhai, Chang’an Avenue and Tiananmen series. Public spaces, linked with social history and each carrying special symbolic meaning, became the focus for many of his works.  In recent years, his paintings have become more subjective and free - more expressionistic - creating a confusion of reality, dream and abstraction.
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Zhang Zhijian
As Zhang Zhijian's painting has become increasingly difficult to define, the pursuit of original language and personal style should be the basic consciousness of an artist. In recent years, his work has been to absorb nourishment from traditional art, dissolve images, liberate language, and return my paintings to a two-dimensional plane. Starting from language, media, etc., he explores new possibilities of painting in the process of constant trial and error. The way of "covering" and "formatting" in the work has nothing to do with form or abstraction. It just wants to return to the original state of painting-letting painting be just painting.
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Zhou Chunya
 ZHOU CHUNYA 
1955 Born in Chongqing, China
1982 Graduated from the Painting Department of Sichuan Academy of Fine Art, Chongqing, China
1988 Graduated from Experiment Art department of Kassel Academy of Fine Art, Kassel, GermanyNow lives and works in Chengdu and Shanghai, China 
Solo Exhibition:
2019
The Splendours of the Southeast,Long Museum,Shanghai,China
2018
Spring‧Sprout,POLY GALLERY II, Hong Kong, China
Zhou Chunya: Hong Kong Solo Exhibition, Amanda Wei Gallery, Hong Kong, China
2015
Zhou Chunya New Works 2015, Macao Museum of Art, Macao, China
2013
2013 New Works by Zhou Chunya, Art Museum of Nanjing University the Arts, Nanjing, China2012New Works by Zhou Chunya
2012,
Zhou Chunya Art Academy of Shanghai, Shanghai, China20101971-2010
Forty Years Retrospective Review of Zhou Chunya, Shanghai Art Museum, China
2008
Zhou Chunya, Green Dog, Jakarta, Indonesia National Gallery, Jakarta, Indonesia
2007
Blooming Stories: Paintings & Sculptures by Zhou Chunya, Beijing Today Art Museum, China
2006
New Works by Zhou Chunya”, Shanghai Gallery of Art at Three on the Bond, Shanghai, China
2002
Zhou Chunya, Museum of Modern Art Contemporary, Trento, ItalyZhou Chunya Art Show: Green Dogs, 314 international Art Centre, Bergen, Norway 
GroupExhibition:
2018
Being Hale and Hearty Invitation Exhibition to Retired Artists of Chengdu Art Academy, Chengdu Art Academy, Chengdu, China
Zhou Chunya & Fang Lijun’s Joint Solo Exhibition, K Gallery, Chengdu, China
Turning Point-40 Years of Chinese Contemporary Art, Long Museum, West Bund, Shanghai, China
Art History Shaped by 40 Artists:40x40 from 1978-2018, Powerlong Museum, Shanghai, China
2017
The Research Exhibition of Chinese Contemporary Art Masters’Manuscript(First Chapter)The 10th Anniversary of Triumph Gallery,Beijing,China
2016
What About The Art? Contemporary Art from China, Qatar Museums Gallery ALRIWAQ, Doha, Qatar
2015
Asia Contemporary Art Exhibition 2015 , Jeonbuk Museum of Art, Jeonbuk Province, Korea
2014
Living in Chengdu, Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, Taipei, China
Social Landscape---The Landscape Narration in Chinese Contemporary Painting as well as its Cultural Concept Changes, Chengdu Art BondedFacility, Chengdu International Cultural Art Exchange Centre, Chengdu, China
2013
Art Changsha 2013, Changsha Municipal Museum, Changsha, China
Passage to History—20 Years of La Biennale Di Venezia and Chinese Contemporary Art, Arsenale Di Venezia Nappa 89, Italy
2012
Through All Ages: Long Museum Opening Series Exhibitions, Long Museum, Shanghai, China
Chinese Expressionism, Shanghai Art Museum, Shanghai, China
2011
5th Chengdu Biennale: Pure View, Eastern Suburb Memory, Chengdu, China
2010
Pure Views: New Painting From China, Louise Blouin Foundation, London, England and Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, USA
Martell Artists of the Year 2010, joint-exhibition in: Shanghai Art Museum, Shanghai; Beijing Today Art Museum, Beijing; Guangdong Museum of Art, Guangzhou, China
Reshaping History: China art from 2000 to 2009, CNCC, Beijing, China
2009
A Collateral Event For The 53rd Biennale Di Venezia: A Gift To MARCO POLO, VIU(Island of San Servolo), Italy
2007
Beyond Icons: Chinese Contemporary Art in Miami, Miami Design District, Miami, USA
Post-Martial Law vs Post-89: Contemporary Art in Taiwan and China, Taiwan Art Museum, Taiwan, China
2006
Expanded Realism-Oil Painting of Mainland China Since 1978,Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taiwan, China
2005
2nd Chengdu Biennale, Chengdu Museum of Modern Art, Chengdu, China
The First International Biennale of Contemporary Chinese Art Montpelier, Montpelier, France
Focus on China, WBK Vrije Academie, Den Haan, Hague, Holland
2004
Dreaming of the Dragon's Nation - Contemporary Art Exhibition from China, Irish Museum of Modern Art, Britain.
2003
ALORS, LA CHINE?, Centre Pompidou, Paris, France
2002
The First Guangzhou Triennial, Guangdong Art Museum, Guangzhou, China
Dream-Contemporary Chinese Art, The Red Mansion Foundation, London, England
2001
First Chengdu Biennale, Chengdu Museum of Modern Art, Chengdu, China
5 Chinese Avant-garde Artists, Artside Gallery, Seoul, Korea
Towards a New Image:Twenty Years of Contemporary Chinese Painting, Touring Show in National Art Museum, Shanghai Art Museum, Guangdong Art Museum, Sichuan Art Museum, China
2000
Chinese Oil Painting in 20th Century, National Art Museum, Beijing; Shanghai Art Museum, Shanghai, China
1998
East meets East in the West, Limn Gallery, San Francisco, USA
1997
The Nature of Portraiture, Central Academy of Fine Arts Gallery, Beijing, ChinaQuotation Mark—Chinese Contemporary Art, National Art Museum, Singapore
1996
China!- Chinese Contemporary Art, Bonn Art Museum, Bonn, Germany
First Shanghai Biennale, Shanghai Art Museum, Shanghai, ChinaThe First Academic Invited Exhibition of Chinese Contemporary Art 1996-1997,
Touring Show in National Art Museum, Beijing and Hong Kong, China
1994
The Annual Exhibition of Works of the Artists Nominated by Art Critics, National Art Museum, China
1993
Chinese Experiences, Sichuan Art Museum, Chengdu, China1993-1997 China New Art, Post-1989, Touring Show in Hong Kong, UK. etc
1992
Guangzhou The First 1990s' Biennale Art Fair(Oil Painting Part), The Exhibition Centre of Guangzhou Hotel, Guangzhou, China
1985
Chinese Youth Art Exhibition in Forward, National Art Museum, Beijing, China1981The Second China Youth Art Exhibition, National Art Museum, Beijing, China
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Wu Daxin
Wu Daxin was born in Quanzhou, Fujian Province, China in 1969, graduated from Foreign language Department of Huaqiao University in 1992. In the same year studied in Japan, studying with Yamaguchi, a professor specializing in Japanese art history. In 2001, Wu Daxin moved to United States, studied video art technology in the City University in New York, and graduated in 2007. Currently living and working in New York and Beijing.

In Wu’s work, Eastern and Western cultural resources were grasped and skillfully applied, which turned out to be an interesting visual presentation through transplant and juxtaposition, and quietly penetratesand melts into each other in the process of superposition. The splicing of symbols in different cultures not only reflects the reality, but a way of discourse in Wu’s work. It directly corresponds and measures the changes of reality, which posing a vivid, strange and confounding image of contemporary China.
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