Ding Yi’s “Appearance of Crosses”
Seven large square paintings of these seemingly infinite geometrical shapes, tessellating and overlaid in a palette of black, white, luminous green and warm orange, filled the gallery with optical tricks.
“Seeds of Time”
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“The Dark Matters”
A group show of 33 predominantly monochromatic works, all of which are drawn from Sydney-based Judith Neilson
“Endurance: New Works by Xie Xiaoze”
Stacks of newspapers and magazines, with the goal of highlighting social and political issues.
“Posers II” at Pékin Fine Arts
How contemporary physiognomy manifests in artworks.
“Introspection and Exploration: Artistic Generations in Asia”
More than 70 works by 24 artists born between the 1920s and
Simon Denny’s “Real Mass Entrepreneurship”
The implications of the images and technology that surround us.
He Xiangyu’s “Turtle, Lion and Bear”
A rising star of the fast-paced and fickle world of Chinese contemporary art.
