10 Chancery Lane Gallery, Hong Kong, unveiled a major solo exhibition by leading Chinese contemporary artist Wang Keping, a founding member of the 1979 Beijing avant-garde group The Stars (Xing Xing). The exhibition comprises 24 sculptures which have never been seen before in public and runs from 23 November 2012 – 28 January 2013.

Emerging Indian artist Nandan Ghiya believes that any arrangement of form and space defines individual, cultural, geographic or economic identities. In his first Hong Kong solo exhibition, the artist invites participants to pose against a constructed space, which has been created using pixelated vinyl-print cut-outs of photography studio objects like a chair or a flower bouquet. The interaction of the participants within the constructed space is an interpretation of the artist as he weaves the ever-expanding sensory world he experiences as an artist into reality.

10 Chancery Lane Gallery is proud to present the third solo exhibition of Hong Kong Australian artist John Young Zerunge, The Macau Days. The exhibition presents a constellation of ideas and stories surrounding old Macau and its rich trans-cultural history as the oldest European settlement in Asia.

10 Chancery Lane Gallery is excited to announce the first Hong Kong solo exhibition of Saigon and Los Angeles-based art collective The Propeller Group, The History of the Future, a 3-part multi-media project urging the viewers and the collectors to re-consider concepts of time, concepts of their own existence, and concepts of value within the context of present, past and future.

Discordia is the first part of a series of exhibitions and programs organized by 10 Chancery Lane Gallery in its HKFOREWORD series, launched in order to support the development of contemporary art in Hong Kong. The exhibition will showcase our selection of works by five young Hong Kong artists, evolving around contexts that look into the rhythm and dynamics, intimacy and tension of order and disorder in various aspects of life.

Erasure, a commission by the Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation (SCAF), Sydney, Australia co-curated by Zoe Butt, director of San Art, Vietnam and proudly supported by Nicholas and Angela Curtis, is an interactive sculptural and video installation that draws on issues concerning refugees and asylum seekers.

On the occasion of the anniversary of Hong Kong's handover to China, 10 Chancery Lane Gallery will exhibit once again the work of HUANG RUI, "One Country Two System, Fifty Years Unchanged!" and invites Hong Kong Participants to unbox and place the items upon their shelves.

10 Chancery Lane Gallery Hong Kong, in collaboration with Mizuma Art Gallery in Tokyo, is proud to present the first Hong Kong solo exhibition of renowned contemporary Japanese artist Ai Yamaguchi, ashita mata (again tomorrow), opening on 14 May 2012, to coincide with the ART HK 12. Yamaguchi has achieved an international reputation for her strongly characterized style and unique synthesis of the traditional Japanese ukiyoe style with contemporary interpretation.

10 Chancery Lane Gallery Art Projects Presents Hong Kong Artist Carol Lee Mei Kuen in Threads of Luminosity. Lee will present works in 3,000 square feet of exhibition space that will include installation, video and works on paper. Her series of time works venture to capture time through sunlight. Her thoughtful and delicate works allow us to record time as a physical object and at the same moment to reflect on the meaning of time itself.

10 Chancery Lane Gallery is proud to present this new series of works by renowned artist Huang Rui. Language-Color is a series of recent experimental paintings by Chinese Artist Huang Rui that explores the relationship between text and color, language and visual experience.

10 Chancery Lane Gallery is proud to present four rising artists from South East Asia: Vietnamese Artists Khanh Cong Bui, Nguyen Thai Tuan, Nguyen Trinh Thi, as well as young Cambodian artist Nov Cheanik.