“Khalas”
The exhibition interrogates the issue of Muslim identity, religion and politics within contemporary culture and tradition
Lu Xinjian’s “Boogie Woogie”
Showcasing 12 cityscape paintings to get lost in.
Catherine Opie’s “So Long As They Are Wild”
Opie expresses a desire to return to nature for quiet contemplation.
Chim↑Pom’s “Why Open?”
Conveys a searing but accessible intelligence that is often absent from the work of so-called
Shan Weijun’s “Between Light and Shade”
Between Light and Shade,
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Lai Lon Hin’s “Gritty Eye”
Lai Lon Hin plays on our perceptions of quotidian life by heightening our senses.
“You, Other; I, Another”
Nine artists were invited to scrutinize the dynamics of
“Jannis Kounellis” at Massimo De Carlo
Massimo De Carlo presents Italian Modernist Jannis Kounellis’s first solo exhibition in Hong Kong.
