Two Threads, One Era: A Special Feature on Chinese Contemporary Art
Over four decades of Chinese contemporary art, some tell the story of "I," while others gaze upon the world of "things."
From "What to Paint" to "How to Paint," this autumn sale's Chinese contemporary art special feature continues our enduring focus on and deep engagement with this lineage.
From Yue Minjun's real friends to the urban solitude and fantasy depicted by Xia Yu, Zhang Kai, Zhang Yingnan, and Song Kun; from Liu Wei's breathing green landscape to Liang Yuanwei's "process of painting flowers," Xue Song's collage of art history, and Leng Guangmin's cool cuttingāthis special feature brings these works together, where the two threads intertwine and run parallel.
The preview is about to open. Words can only do so much; the subtlety of brushwork and texture can only be truly felt before the original works. We warmly invite you to visit and experience it firsthand.
Preview and Auction: October 2ā7
Venue address: 2/F, 3/F, 5/F & 6/F, Six Pacific Place
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