2024 ART BASEL HK | LIANG GALLERY 3E21


Liang Gallery is set to participate in the 2024 Art Basel Hong Kong, curating an exhibition that explores the masters of Taiwanese art history and post-World War II Chinese abstract art. Starting from the Japanese colonial period in the 1920s, the exhibition will feature the most representative works of Chen Cheng-Po and Kuo Hsueh-Hu. Both artists, not only honored in the Teikoku Bijutsu Tenrankai and the Taiwan Fine Arts Exhibition, but also actively engaged in the art scenes of China, Japan, Taiwan, and Southeast Asia. They depicted the landscapes and cultural characteristics of Taiwan from the 1920s to 1947, laying the foundation for Taiwanese fine art.

2023 ART BASEL HK | LIANG GALLERY 3E17

2023 ART BASEL HK | LIANG GALLERY 3E17


Liang Gallery is pleased to feature 10 representative artists’ works at Art Basel Hong Kong with the theme “Blossom of Cross-Generations- From Binary Modern Chinese to Multidimensional Taiwanese Contemporary Art” from March 21 to 25, 2023 (Private View VIPs will have access to the show on March 21 to 22) at Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.
▎ Exhibiting Artists
Classic|CHEN Cheng-po、SHIY De-Jinn
Modern|CHU Teh-Chun、LEE Chung-Chung、YU Peng
Contemporary|HSU Hui-Chih、HSU Yunghsu、Yuma TARU、CHOU Tai-CHUN
Video Artist|HSU Chia-Wei

LIANG GALLERY at 2023 ART SG| Booth BE08

LIANG GALLERY at 2023 ART SG| Booth BE08


Liang Gallery is pleased to present Lee Chung-Chung and Hsu Yunghsu at ART SG from Jan. 11 to 15, 2023 (VIP preview on Jan. 11) at the Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre (GALLERIES BE08) in Singapore. Artist Chou Tai-Chun’s work will also be featured at the NOW/NEW section.

2021 Art Basel Hong Kong|Galleries – Liang Gallery

2021 Art Basel Hong Kong|Galleries – Liang Gallery


Private View:

2021.05.19 Wed. (14:00-20:00)

2021.05.20 Thu. (14:00-20:00)

2021.05.21 Fri. (14:00-16:00)

2021.05.22 Sat. (12:00-14:00)

2021.05.23 Sun. (12:00-14:00)
Vernissage:
2021.05.21 Fri. (16:00-21:00)

Show Hours:

2021.05.22 Sat. (14:00-20:00)

2021.05.23 Sun. (14:00-18:00)

 

Booth: 1C29 GALLERIES (Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre)

 

Artists: CHU Wei-Bor, CHU Ko, HSIAO Chin, LEE Chung-Chung, and YU Peng

 

Eternal Symbols of the Orient: Post-War Chinese Art

 

At 2021 Art Basel Hong Kong, Liang Gallery is curating the works of five well-known modern Taiwanese artists: Chu Wei-Bor, Chu Ko, Hsiao Chin, Lee Chung-Chung, and Yu Peng.

 

We are presenting artists whose works portray the Chinese art history of the time. Some born in China immigrated to Taiwan in times of turbulence before finding their ways to Europe for art creation and inspiration; some born and raised in Taiwan emigrated to China to make arts in the 1990s with the beginning of the cross-strait exchange. With the experience in Taiwan, China, and the West, these artists strived to communicate their Oriental roots with the Western culture.

 

The selected works are created between 1960-2000. They present the unswerving vitality of creation from different eras over the last half century, spanning the postwar Chinese art revolution began in the 1960s and peaked in the 1980s. A watershed moment of Chinese art history, the period was a peculiar yet wonderous time where, despite the martial law, there was a revival of literature and art within the twin regions of China and Taiwan: people’s spirits were confined yet roused; society curfewed yet breaking free into the avant-garde.

 

This wave of art innovation continues the shift in creative atmosphere tangible in Taiwan since Japanese rule and upends the realism movement prevalent in China since the early Republican era, changing the conceptions of traditional art for good. Fusing western abstraction of thought with the ideographic spirit of Oriental ink tradition, a new style has been created, and so written a unique and rich cultural chapter in postwar Chinese art history. Recognized as the driving forces of the innovation, artists of this generation with their works of “oriental symbol" characteristics, worked their ways from young promising creators eventually to mastery in the postwar Chinese art history.

 

All the works of these five artists all come from the Artists’ Foundations or from the gracious support of their families.

 

Chu Wei-Bor’s Family

The Chu Ko Culture and Arts Foundation

Hsiao Chin International Art Foundation

Mrs. Lee Chung-Chung

Yu Peng’s Family

 

We believe these works are worthy of the attention of Taiwan’s modern art exhibition.

2020 Taipei Dangdai

2020 Taipei Dangdai


Liang Gallery will present the solo exhibition of Lee Chung-Chung, one of the most important modern ink-wash artists in the post-war Taiwan, at 2020 Taipei Dangdai with her spontaneous, elegant, and elevated artistic ink – wash painting style.

2019 ART DÜSSELDORF

2019 ART DÜSSELDORF


iang Gallery will be participating in Art Dusseldorf for the second time with a group exhibition featuring six Taiwanese artists. Presenting works with various style from abstract ink art, oil painting, paper cut installation and multi-media work, highlighting the essence of Asia contemporary art with their oriental aesthetic and cultural awareness.

2019 Art Brussels

2019 Art Brussels


As the first time to attend Art Brussels, Liang Galler will present Hsu Chia-Wei’s project “Black and White”: Giant Panda and Malayan Tapir. These works reflect on history and politics from the perspective of black and white animals.

2019 ART BASEL HONG KONG: FILM

2019 ART BASEL HONG KONG: FILM


“CAPTCHA-CAPTCHA" is created using the verification code, a mechanism for distinguishing computers from human beings, to connect with calculations which are omnipresent as a source of assistance in our everyday life.

2019 ART BASEL HONG KONG: GALLERIES

2019 ART BASEL HONG KONG: GALLERIES


After WWII, Asian Art was heavily influenced by European and American Abstract Expression-ism, and broke away from limitation set by traditional art. This is a period in art history worth further exploring.

2018 ART BASEL HONG KONG: FILM

2018 ART BASEL HONG KONG: FILM


Three artists represented by Liang Gallery in the the Film Sector at Art Basel HK ’18. These new media artists, from a calm and objective point of view, look deeper at the status between Taiwan and international community.

2018 ART BASEL HONG KONG: GALLERIES

2018 ART BASEL HONG KONG: GALLERIES


Chinese ink-wash painting is a unique cultural achievement in the world’s history of art. With more than fifty years of development, ink art has now gained a distinctive place in the history of modern Asian art.

2017 ART DÜSSELDORF

2017 ART DÜSSELDORF


As a multi-ethnic society, Taiwan promotes a democratic ideology, as well as the development of international information. Chinese culture studies merged with the Western Avant-Garde art, thus bringing new art reform, and advocating the modern Oriental art.

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