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Art Basel Hong Kong 2023
Wang Keping, Huang Rui, Dinh Q. Lê, Ma Desheng, Liang Hao, Laurent Martin "Lo"
21 - 25 Mar, 2023
SPACIOUS
Tuan Andrew Nguyen, Wang Keping, Huang Rui, Bui Cong Khanh, The Propeller Group, Frog King, Htein Lin, Laurent Martin "Lo", Anton Poon, Koshimizu Susumu, Robert Rauschenberg, Nobuo Sekine, Kishio Suga, Adejoke Tugbiyele, Wang Du
15 Nov, 2022 - 14 Jan, 2023
HK FOREWORD 22
Fong Pong Yuet, Tian Zhang, Ivan Chan, Chan King Long Ken, Lazarus Chan, Danica, Cami Hui, Kei Wing, Koo Kam Muk, Lulu, Jing Pang, Wan Lok Yiu Kelly, Charlotte Wong, Emme Wong, Kenneth Wong, Kaio Wu, Matthew So Chun Him
16 Sep - 16 Oct, 2022
31 Women Artists Hong Kong I
Carol Lee Mei Kuen, Ko Siu Lan, Jaffa Lam, Movana Chen, Doreen Chan, Leung Mee Ping, Law Yuk Mui, Wing Po So, Au Hoi Lam, Ivy Ma King-Chu, Claire Lee, Yuk King Tan, Annie Wan Lai Kuen, Ho Sin Tung, Hilarie Hon, Gedvile Bunikyte
06 May - 31 Jul, 2022
31 Women Artists Hong Kong II
Jessica Zoob, Florence Yuk Ki Lee, Bovey Lee, Wong Wai Yin, Lulu Ngie, Katrina Leigh Mendoza Raimann, Fiona Wong Lai Ching, Wu Jiaru, Irene Chou, Cam Wong, Tsang Chui Mei, Ellen Pau, Angela Su, Phoebe Hui, Sharon Lee
06 May - 31 Jul, 2022
Art Basel Hong Kong 2022
Wang Keping, Huang Rui, Dinh Q. Lê, Pan Jian, Frog King, Ma Desheng, Laurent Martin "Lo", Jessica Zoob
25 - 29 May, 2022
Love In The Dream I
Hung Liu, Maya Hewitt, Carol Lee Mei Kuen, Li Wei, Serge Clement, Huang Rui, Bui Cong Khanh, Dinh Q. Lê, Nandan Ghiya, anothermountainman, Cang Xin, Chan Dany, Ko Siu Lan, Marques de Jadraque, Atul Dodiya, Sutee Kunavichayanont, Frog King, Htein Lin, Ma Desheng, Liang Hao
04 Nov, 2021 - 28 Jan, 2022
10 CHANCERY LANE GALLERY CELEBRATES ITS 20TH ANNIVERSARY WITH AN EXHIBITION OF 44 ARTISTS
Love In The Dream II
Tuan Andrew Nguyen, John Young, Wang Keping, William Furniss, Yin Xin, Ken Matsubara, Pan Jian, Xiao Lu, Nguyen Thai Tuan, Julian Schnabel, Muchen and Shao Yinong, Shi Guorui, MAP OFFICE, Rongrong and Inri, Manit Sriwanichpoom, Xiao Zheluo, Ma Desheng, Laurent Martin "Lo", Jessica Zoob
04 Nov, 2021 - 28 Jan, 2022
10 CHANCERY LANE GALLERY CELEBRATES ITS 20TH ANNIVERSARY WITH AN EXHIBITION OF 44 ARTISTS
HK Foreword 2021
Anton Poon, Bonny Wong Hiu Ching, Eugene Lun, Fok Wai Chung Chantal, Haynie Sze, Henry Poon, Chan Ho Wang, Florence Yuk Ki Lee, Masahiro Nakamura, Mufasa Yu, Tse Man Hei Aaron
28 Sep, 2021
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is proud to present our 10th edition of HKForeword, which hosts a selection of new art from Hong Kong from recent university art graduates, both local and overseas. This has been a tumultuous year with Covid-19 spawning just after the momentous year of Hong Kong protests. However, the artists of 2021 are moving forward and getting on with their lives in a noteworthy moment the world over. Here we can see them shine. We are honored to present Chan Ho Wang, Fok Wai Chung Chantal, Florence Yuk Ki Lee, Eugene Lun, Masahiro Nakamura, Anton Poon, Henry Poon, Haynie Sze, Tse Man Hei Aaron, Bonny Wong Hiu Ching and Mufasa Yu.
Since 2012, 10 Chancery Lane Gallery is devoted to offer a first gallery exhibition to emerging Hong Kong artists and support the local artist’s community with the annual HKFOREWORD exhibition. The exhibition encourages fresh art graduates to pursue their career as a practicing artist and provide them the opportunity to connect with both the local and international art community.
Uncertainty was already a part of the lives of these students where Hong Kong’s politics took a historical shift. The further uncertainty of the global pandemic has shaken their lives and the world over. It has been especially tough for this young crop of artists who had to adapt to work from home, online and without proper working space to make their art. It is especially wonderful to see what a strong and resilient group of young people who have continued and created incredible artworks, regardless of their circumstance. The artists in Hong Kong got on with their works and created a strong display of art that encapsulates their preoccupations, angsts, ponderings, reflections, observations and memories of this time in their lives. What is so special about this exhibition of HKForeword is that it is the foreword of what comes next. And what does come next for this generation? Graduating from university and making their first steps on their journey in life continues with unpredictability.
Chosen out of over 50 applicants we are proud to introduce 11 rising stars on the Hong Kong art stage. Artists in the show are recent Bachelor’s or Master’s degree graduates from The Chinese University of Hong Kong, City University-School of Creative Media, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology co-presented with the Hong Kong Art School, The Academy of Visual Arts at the Hong Kong Baptist University and Australia National University. The diverse group of artists and artworks selected this year include paintings, sculpture, video, prints, new media and installations. The audience is invited to engage with the new crop of creativity, originality and passion from the local art graduates through the exhibition who have struggled to complete their degrees amidst school closures due to Covid-19. We are proud to salute the class of 2021 for their wonderful and outstanding perseverance during a very tough year.
Since 2012, 10 Chancery Lane Gallery is devoted to offer a first gallery exhibition to emerging Hong Kong artists and support the local artist’s community with the annual HKFOREWORD exhibition. The exhibition encourages fresh art graduates to pursue their career as a practicing artist and provide them the opportunity to connect with both the local and international art community.
Uncertainty was already a part of the lives of these students where Hong Kong’s politics took a historical shift. The further uncertainty of the global pandemic has shaken their lives and the world over. It has been especially tough for this young crop of artists who had to adapt to work from home, online and without proper working space to make their art. It is especially wonderful to see what a strong and resilient group of young people who have continued and created incredible artworks, regardless of their circumstance. The artists in Hong Kong got on with their works and created a strong display of art that encapsulates their preoccupations, angsts, ponderings, reflections, observations and memories of this time in their lives. What is so special about this exhibition of HKForeword is that it is the foreword of what comes next. And what does come next for this generation? Graduating from university and making their first steps on their journey in life continues with unpredictability.
Chosen out of over 50 applicants we are proud to introduce 11 rising stars on the Hong Kong art stage. Artists in the show are recent Bachelor’s or Master’s degree graduates from The Chinese University of Hong Kong, City University-School of Creative Media, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology co-presented with the Hong Kong Art School, The Academy of Visual Arts at the Hong Kong Baptist University and Australia National University. The diverse group of artists and artworks selected this year include paintings, sculpture, video, prints, new media and installations. The audience is invited to engage with the new crop of creativity, originality and passion from the local art graduates through the exhibition who have struggled to complete their degrees amidst school closures due to Covid-19. We are proud to salute the class of 2021 for their wonderful and outstanding perseverance during a very tough year.
Art Basel HK 2021
John Young, Wang Keping, Huang Rui, Dinh Q. Lê, Pan Jian, Frog King, Ma Desheng, Laurent Martin "Lo", Jessica Zoob
21 - 23 May, 2021
BOOTH 1D32
Lightening's Edge
Pan Jian
05 Mar - 10 Apr, 2021
In Darkest moments
There is always light
Piercing the gap
Like a sword
That is the edge of lightning
– Pan Jian
There is always light
Piercing the gap
Like a sword
That is the edge of lightning
– Pan Jian
Crossing the Void
Laurent Martin "Lo"
04 Nov, 2020 - 15 Jan, 2021
I explore bamboo.
Its balance, lightness and flexibility
Its mathematics, poetry and sensuality.
I also work with the air and the light.
–Laurent Martin “Lo”
Its balance, lightness and flexibility
Its mathematics, poetry and sensuality.
I also work with the air and the light.
–Laurent Martin “Lo”
Spotlight by Art Basel
Wang Keping, Laurent Martin "Lo"
27 - 30 Nov, 2020
10 Chancery Lane Gallery presents a duo exhibition of sculptors Laurent Martin “Lo” and Wang Keping at Hong Kong Spotlight by Art Basel, Booth S13
HKFOREWORD20
24 Sep - 30 Oct, 2020
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
In this momentous year of 2020, 10 Chancery Lane Gallery is pleased to present HKFOREWORD20, an annual exhibition of curated artworks from 10 of Hong Kong’s most exciting recent art graduates. Now in its ninth year, the HKFOREWORD series, organized by 10 Chancery Lane Gallery, aims to actively promote a new generation of contemporary artists in Hong Kong from local and international universities offering art degree programs. Artists in the show are recent Bachelor’s or Master’s degree graduates from The Chinese University of Hong Kong, City University-School of Creative Media, Hong Kong Art School, The Academy of Visual Arts at the Hong Kong Baptist University, Savannah College of Art and Design, Hong Kong and Goldsmiths, University of London.
Freize Master 2019
Wang Keping, Huang Rui, Ma Desheng, Liu Heung Shing
03 - 06 Oct, 2019
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 CHANCERY LANE GALLERY AND BOERS LI GALLERY AT FRIEZE MASTERS 2019
HUANG RUI | WANG KEPING | MA DESHENG | LI SHUANG | YAN LI
LIU HEUNG SHING | WANG RUI | LI XIAOBIN | CHI XIAONING
STAND D08
HUANG RUI | WANG KEPING | MA DESHENG | LI SHUANG | YAN LI
LIU HEUNG SHING | WANG RUI | LI XIAOBIN | CHI XIAONING
STAND D08
Skew
Xiao Lu
12 Sep - 05 Oct, 2019
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is pleased to present Xiao Lu, one of China’s most provocative performance artists. This will be Xiao Lu's first solo exhibition in Hong Kong, featuring both a retrospective of her most iconic works and a new performance — created specifically for the city of Hong Kong.
Xiao Lu’s works have been included in many recent international museum exhibitions, including 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art in Sydney (2019), TATE London (2018), the Zhuzhong Art Museum, Beijing (2018) and the Guggenheim Museum in New York (2017).
Xiao Lu’s works have been included in many recent international museum exhibitions, including 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art in Sydney (2019), TATE London (2018), the Zhuzhong Art Museum, Beijing (2018) and the Guggenheim Museum in New York (2017).
HKFOREWORD19
08 - 31 Aug, 2019
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is pleased to present HKFOREWORD19, an annual exhibition showcasing recent works by young Hong Kong art graduates. Now in its eighth year, the HKFOREWORD series, organized by 10 Chancery Lane Gallery, aims to actively promote and strengthen relations between the new generation of contemporary artists in Hong Kong and local universities offering art degree programs. Artists in the show are recent Bachelor’s and Master’s graduates from The Chinese University of Hong Kong, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Art School and Hong Kong Baptist University.
Since 2012, 10 Chancery Lane Gallery has been devoted to discovering emerging Hong Kong artists and supporting the local artist community with the HKFOREWORD exhibition. The exhibition encourages fresh art graduates to pursue their careers as practicing artists and provide them with the opportunity to connect with both the local and international art community.
Artists and artworks selected in the exhibition are diverse and include paintings, photography, videos and installations, providing a vibrant survey of the creativity, originality and passion of Hong Kong’s art graduates.
Since 2012, 10 Chancery Lane Gallery has been devoted to discovering emerging Hong Kong artists and supporting the local artist community with the HKFOREWORD exhibition. The exhibition encourages fresh art graduates to pursue their careers as practicing artists and provide them with the opportunity to connect with both the local and international art community.
Artists and artworks selected in the exhibition are diverse and include paintings, photography, videos and installations, providing a vibrant survey of the creativity, originality and passion of Hong Kong’s art graduates.
Skirting Issue
Htein Lin
24 Jan - 02 Mar, 2019
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is proud to present acclaimed Burmese artist Htein Lin in his first solo exhibition in Hong Kong. This is a two-part exhibition of works: Bespoke and Skirting the Issue. Bespoke is a reflection on Myanmar’s current existence, spiritual, political and material. The second part, Skirting the Issue is a collaborative project with Burmese women reflecting on accepted doctrines that lead to gender inequality. The exhibition consists of two parts. The front of the gallery will display a sculptural installation made from wagon wheels and the back room will show a series of paintings on traditional Burmese skirts called Longyi.
Art Los Angeles Contemporary 2019
Wang Keping, Huang Rui, Gu Benchi, Wang Hao
13 - 17 Feb, 2019
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Porcelain Medals and Jackfruit Grenades – The American War in Vietnam examined through the art of Bui Cong Khanh
Bui Cong Khanh
08 Nov, 2018 - 11 Jan, 2019
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is proud to present internationally acclaimed Vietnamese artist in Porcelain Medals and Jackfruit Grenades: The American War in Vietnam examined through the art of Bui Cong Khanh. This special exhibition has been planned for Hong Kong Art Week 2018.
Hidden Force
Wang Guangxu
11 Sep - 13 Oct, 2018
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Hong Kong’s 10 Chancery Lane Gallery is pleased to introduce Beijing artist Wang Guangxu's first solo exhibition "Hidden Force", curated by Tang Zehui.
KIAF 2018 Art Seoul
John Young, Wang Keping, Huang Rui, Dinh Q. Lê, Gu Benchi, Liu Wentao
04 - 07 Oct, 2018
HKFOREWORD18
16 Aug - 05 Sep, 2018
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is proud to present HKFOREWORD18, an annual exhibition showcasing recent works by 9 Hong Kong art graduates. Now in its seventh year, the HKFOREWORD series, organized by 10 Chancery Lane Gallery, aims to actively promote and strengthen relations between the new generation of contemporary artists in Hong Kong and local universities offering art degree programs. The works include video, painting, photography, mixed media and sculptural installation.
Artists in the show are recent Bachelor’s and Master’s graduates from City University of Hong Kong, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Art School and Hong Kong Baptist University.
Artists in the show are recent Bachelor’s and Master’s graduates from City University of Hong Kong, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Art School and Hong Kong Baptist University.
My Ailing Beliefs Can Cure Your Wretched Desires
Tuan Andrew Nguyen
28 Jun - 28 Aug, 2018
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is proud to present acclaimed Vietnamese-American artist Tuan Andrew Nguyen’s first solo exhibition in Hong Kong. “My Ailing Beliefs Can Cure Your Wretched Desires” is a new series of art objects that explore the relationship between mythology, worship, animal extinction, human consumption and political protest.
Huang Rui Ink Paintings 1980-2000
Huang Rui
09 May - 22 Jun, 2018
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is proud to present “Ink Paintings 1980 – 2000” by renowned artist Huang Rui. The solo exhibition will present a series of ink paintings that Chinese artist created during 1980 to 2000.
SKIN ON SKIN, Dinh Q. Lê Solo Exhibition
Dinh Q. Lê
22 Mar - 28 Apr, 2018
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Vietnamese artist Dinh Q. Lê creates a new series of woven photographs entitled Skin On Skin, exploring the sexual revolution in Vietnam through the internet. The work investigates the factors driving society's moral attitude toward sexuality and the liberation of former stigmas.
Art Brussels 2018 Booth C05-C07
Wang Keping, Huang Rui, Frog King
19 - 22 Apr, 2018
10 Chancery Lane Gallery proudly presents Huang Rui, Wang Keping and Frog King Kwok at Art Brussels 2018 at Booth C05-C07.
The Armory Show 2018
Huang Rui
08 - 11 Mar, 2018
10 Chancery Lane Gallery proudly present a solo exhibition of selected important artworks by accalimed artist Huang Rui.
TIME LINE, Abstract Art From China
Chi Qun, Gu Benchi, Jiang Weitao, Liu Wentao
09 Jan - 10 Mar, 2018
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery in Hong Kong is proud to present “TIME LINE, ABSTRACT ART FROM CHINA” curated by Tang Zehui featuring four of Mainland China’s most innovative abstract artists - Chi Qun, Gu Benchi, Jiang Weitao and Liu Wentao. These four artists interpret the “line” in varied ways of repetition, interweaving or layering to create a transcendental space of meditation.
Art Los Angeles Contemporary 2018
24 - 28 Jan, 2018
FROG KING TURNS 70 EXPERIMENTS IN INK SINCE THE 1970s
Frog King
29 Sep - 25 Nov, 2017
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Hong Kong artist Kwok Mang Ho, better known as Frog King celebrates his 70th birthday with a new exhibition at 10 Chancery Lane Gallery, Frog King turns 70, Experiments in Ink since the 1970s. The exhibition opens on 28 September, 2017 from 6:30-8:30pm with a live performance by Frog King at 7:30pm. This exhibition will explore the many ways in which Frog King has developed his ink practice over the last 50 years, having started in 1967.
KIAF Art Fair 2017
Wang Keping, Carol Lee Mei Kuen, Lindy Lee, Huang Rui, Pan Jian
21 - 24 Sep, 2017
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
HKFOREWORD17
24 Aug - 16 Sep, 2017
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is proud to present HKFOREWORD17, an annual exhibition showcasing recent works by 10 Hong Kong art graduates. Now in its sixth year, the HKFOREWORD series, organized by 10 Chancery Lane Gallery, aims to actively promote and strengthen relations between the new generation of contemporary artists in Hong Kong and local art institutions. The works include video, painting, mixed media and sculptural installation. Artists in the show are recent Bachelor's and Master's graduates from The School of Creative Media at City University, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Art School and Hong Kong Baptist University.
Birds - Harmony of the Forest
Wang Keping
26 Apr - 04 Jun, 2017
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
WANG KEPING | BIRDS - HARMONY OF THE FOREST
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is proud to present renowned sculptor Wang Keping – Birds, Harmony of the Forest, in association with Le French May 2017. This debut solo exhibition of new works features bird sculptures expressing a personal passion of the artist’s, that he has been working on for several years. In this new series Wang explains, “the form is simple, but the emotion is rich.” The flowing, carved wooden shapes alternate between abstraction and figuration, animal and human, primitive and contemporary. Born in China in 1949, Wang Keping emigrated to France in 1984. He is one of the founders of the celebrated Stars Group (Xing Xing), the first free expression contemporary art movement of the post-Mao era. He is decorated with the French “Chevalier dans l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres” and his work is collected by the Centre Georges Pompidou, The M+ Sigg Collection, the Fukuoka Museum among others.
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is proud to present renowned sculptor Wang Keping – Birds, Harmony of the Forest, in association with Le French May 2017. This debut solo exhibition of new works features bird sculptures expressing a personal passion of the artist’s, that he has been working on for several years. In this new series Wang explains, “the form is simple, but the emotion is rich.” The flowing, carved wooden shapes alternate between abstraction and figuration, animal and human, primitive and contemporary. Born in China in 1949, Wang Keping emigrated to France in 1984. He is one of the founders of the celebrated Stars Group (Xing Xing), the first free expression contemporary art movement of the post-Mao era. He is decorated with the French “Chevalier dans l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres” and his work is collected by the Centre Georges Pompidou, The M+ Sigg Collection, the Fukuoka Museum among others.
Light Frequencies: Camera Obscura Images of Hong Kong
Shi Guorui
23 Feb - 23 Apr, 2017
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery proudly debuts selected artworks by Shi Guorui from his newest series "Light Frequencies - Camera Obscura Images of Hong Kong".
Art Basel Hong Kong 2017 Booth 1D35
Wang Keping, Dinh Q. Lê, Shi Guorui
23 - 25 Mar, 2017
10 Chancery Lane Gallery will exhibit a dual presentation of artwork by acclaimed Chinese artists Shi Guorui and Wang Keping at Booth 1D35, as well as an installation by Vietnamese artist Dinh Q. Lê at Encounters Section 5.
The Armory Show 2017
Tuan Andrew Nguyen
02 - 05 Mar, 2017
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is pleased to present "My Ailing Beliefs Can Cure Your Wretched Desires" by acclaimed Vietnamese artist Tuan Andrew Nguyen (b.1976) at The Armory Show 2017 as part of the Focus section curated by Jarrett Gregory (Booth F12). This new series of art objects explore the relationships between mythology, worship, animal extinction, human consumption and political protest.
Art Los Angeles Contemporary 2017
Wang Keping, Huang Rui
26 - 29 Jan, 2017
10 Chancery Lane Gallery will be introducing for the first time in Los Angeles at the Art Los Angeles Contemporary Art Fair January 26-29, 2017, Barker Hangar, Santa Monica important works by Chinese artists Huang Rui and Wang Keping. Performance by Huang Rui: Thursday 26 January 7:30pm. Artist's Talk: Sotheby's Institute Talk on Saturday 28 January 11:30am.
RongRong & inri: Tsumari Story
Rongrong and Inri
01 Dec, 2016 - 04 Feb, 2017
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is pleased to present Tsumari Story, an exhibition of selected photographs by the influential husband-and-wife artist duo RongRong & inri from December 1, 2016 - February 4, 2017. Produced over a period of two years, from 2012-2014, the Tsumari Story series began when the artists were invited to participate in the 2012 Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennial in Niigata Prefecture, Japan and depicts their experiences and emotional journey living in a unique and rural area with their three sons.
Reversed Reality: Sutee Kunavichayanont
Sutee Kunavichayanont
31 Oct - 25 Nov, 2016
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is pleased to present "Reversed Reality", an exhibition of recent work by prominent Thai artist Sutee Kunavichayanont, curated by Iola Lenzi, from October 31 – November 25. The exhibition opening will be held during Hong Kong Art Week – Autumn Edition (27 October – 6 November) organized by the Hong Kong Art Gallery Association.
Art021 Shanghai Contemporary Art Fair Booth P02
Huang Rui
10 - 13 Nov, 2016
Visit 10 Chancery Lane Gallery at Booth P02 at Art021 Shanghai Contemporary Art Fair. The Gallery presents a solo exhibition of paintings and sculpture by acclaimed artist Huang Rui. In this presentation, Huang Rui’s “Language Form” painting and sculptures and “I-Ching” paintings will be exhibited together. The juxtaposition of these two series is not only visually impactful, but also serves as a deep insight into Huang Rui’s philosophical and aesthetic outlook, with China’s traditions of language, poetry and philosophy embodied in two and three-dimensional forms.
HKFOREWORD16
01 Sep - 22 Oct, 2016
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is proud to present HKFOREWORD16, an exhibition showcasing recent works by 13 Hong Kong art graduates. Now in its fifth year, the HKFOREWORD series, organized by 10 Chancery Lane Gallery, aims to actively promote and strengthen relations between the new generation of contemporary artists in Hong Kong and local art institutions. Artists in the show are recent Bachelor’s and Master’s graduates from The School of Creative Media at City University, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Art School, Hong Kong Baptist University, and Savannah College of Art and Design in Hong Kong.
Summer Show - Painting 2016
John Young, Hung Liu, Maya Hewitt, Huang Rui, Pan Jian, Xiao Zheluo
19 Jul - 19 Aug, 2016
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Summer Show - Painting 2016
Remembering Days, Forgetting Time
Carol Lee Mei Kuen
26 May - 25 Jun, 2016
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is pleased to present Remembering Days, Forgetting Time, by prominent Hong Kong artist Carol Lee Mei-kuen. Lee will include works from her recent exhibition at the Xi’an OCAT Museum curated by Karen Smith. The exhibition will also open with the launch of the book Light Years in Letters: A Postcard Project. The book is a selection of postcards created by Lee in the past five years as part of her postcard project, which began in 2008.
Intersections: Huang Rui and Japanese Art from the 1980s
Huang Rui
21 Mar - 21 May, 2016
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Chinese artist Huang Rui spent nearly two decades in Japan after founding the Stars
Group in Beijing in 1979. For the first time we will explore the works of Huang Rui during
this period alongside some of his contemporaries in Japan. Chiba Shigeo (art critic and lecturer at Chubu University) is the academic director of the exhibition.
Group in Beijing in 1979. For the first time we will explore the works of Huang Rui during
this period alongside some of his contemporaries in Japan. Chiba Shigeo (art critic and lecturer at Chubu University) is the academic director of the exhibition.
10 Chancery Lane Gallery at Art Paris 2016 Booth C8
Wang Keping
31 Mar - 03 Apr, 2016
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
31 Mar - 03 Apr, 2016
Visit 10 Chancery Lane Gallery at Stand C8 at Art Paris 2016 in the Grand Palais. The gallery will exhibit artwork by Chinese artist Wang Keping.
Visit 10 Chancery Lane Gallery at Stand C8 at Art Paris 2016 in the Grand Palais. The gallery will exhibit artwork by Chinese artist Wang Keping.
Shapeshifting: Contemporary Art from Southeast Asia
Tuan Andrew Nguyen, Christine Nguyen, Bui Cong Khanh, Dinh Q. Lê, The Propeller Group, Nguyen Thai Tuan, Nguyen Trinh Thi, Nov Cheanik, Chan Dany, Manit Sriwanichpoom, Sutee Kunavichayanont, Tawatchai Puntusawasdi, Michael Shaowanasai, Vu Dan Tan, Moe Satt, Zun ei Phyu, Tun Win Aung and Wah Nu, Maung Day, Htein Lin, Aung Myat Htay
22 - 26 Mar, 2016
Featuring works by 23 artists from Cambodia, Myanmar (Burma), Thailand and Vietnam,
"Shapeshifting: Contemporary Art from Southeast Asia" at 10 Chancery Lane Art Projects
in Hong Kong’s Chai Wan district will present some of the most interesting and
innovative voices from Southeast Asia. Focused on the region’s shifting range of art
practices, the exhibition focuses on four countries from Indochina: Myanmar, Thailand,
Cambodia and Vietnam. There is a certain connection that can be felt among the works
but the origins and dialogues in play all have different sources that are particular to the artists’ personal backgrounds paired with the national, religious, political or social identity of each one.
"Shapeshifting: Contemporary Art from Southeast Asia" at 10 Chancery Lane Art Projects
in Hong Kong’s Chai Wan district will present some of the most interesting and
innovative voices from Southeast Asia. Focused on the region’s shifting range of art
practices, the exhibition focuses on four countries from Indochina: Myanmar, Thailand,
Cambodia and Vietnam. There is a certain connection that can be felt among the works
but the origins and dialogues in play all have different sources that are particular to the artists’ personal backgrounds paired with the national, religious, political or social identity of each one.
Art Basel Hong Kong 2016 Booth 1D39
Wang Keping, Huang Rui, Dinh Q. Lê, Frog King
24 - 26 Mar, 2016
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Visit 10 Chancery Lane Gallery at Booth 1D39 at Art Basel Hong Kong 2016. Presented in Hong Kong for the first time, "Light and Belief: Sketches of Life from the Vietnam War" by Vietnamese artist Dinh Q. Le, explores the lives and work of artists who were sent into the battle zones during the Vietnamese/American War. Comprised of a documentary film and an installation of 102 original drawings by Vietnmaese artists, the installation is a beautifully powerful and moving artwork by one of Asia's most successful artists.
Booth: 1D39
Booth: 1D39
Silent for a While: Contemporary Art from Myanmar
Moe Satt, Zun ei Phyu, Tun Win Aung and Wah Nu, Maung Day, Htein Lin, Aung Myat Htay
03 Feb - 13 Mar, 2016
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is pleased to present Silent for a While, an exhibition of contemporary Burmese art, curated by Moe Satt, from February 3 - March 13, 2016. The exhibition will feature exceptional artwork by seven Burmese artists including Tun Win Aung and Wahnu, Htein Lin, Maung Day, Zun Ei Phyu, Aung Myat Htay and Moe Satt.
Frog King: Recent Works
Frog King
01 Dec, 2015 - 30 Jan, 2016
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is proud to present Hong Kong's favourite, pioneering conceptual artist, Frog King (aka Kwok Mang-Ho) for his new, solo exhibition of mixed media, performance art, large and small scale canvases, screen work and a large in-situ installation.
Repetition
Ken Matsubara
15 Oct - 14 Nov, 2015
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is pleased to present Repetition, an exhibition of video installation work by Japanese artist Ken Matsubara, from October 15 - November 7.
FortressTemple
Bui Cong Khanh
17 Sep - 10 Oct, 2015
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is pleased to present FortressTemple, an exhibition of recent work by Vietnamese artist Bui Cong Khanh, curated by Iola Lenzi, from September 17 - October 10.
HKFOREWORD15
26 Aug - 09 Sep, 2015
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is proud to present HKFOREWARD15, an exhibition showcasing recent works by seven young Hong Kong art graduates. Now in its fourth year, the HKFOREWARD series, organized by 10 Chancery Lane Gallery, aims to actively promote and strengthen relations between the new generation of contemporary artists in Hong Kong and local art institutions.
Artists in the show are recent graduates from Hong Kong Art School, Hong Kong Baptist University, Chinese University of Hong Kong, and Savannah College of Art and Design in Hong Kong.
Artists in the show are recent graduates from Hong Kong Art School, Hong Kong Baptist University, Chinese University of Hong Kong, and Savannah College of Art and Design in Hong Kong.
Shadow of Light
Pan Jian
18 Jun - 15 Aug, 2015
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is pleased to present Shadow of Light, an exhibition of new work by the young Chinese artist Pan Jian from June 18 - August 15.
TROPICANA MIGRATION
Dinh Q. Lê
12 Mar - 30 May, 2015
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is pleased to present "Tropicana Migration", an exhibition of new work by Dinh Q. Lê. Lê is best known for his large-scale photographic weavings and video works that question the way in which world events are perceived. Dealing in his art practice with the Vietnam War, Lê observes its implications on his country and his own personal history. Tropicana Migration will include a large installation, photographic weavings, photographs and video works.
Black and White Cats
Wang Keping, Huang Rui
13 Mar - 30 May, 2015
Huang Rui and Wang Keping were the founders of the Stars group art exhibition in 1979, widely considered the pioneering first movement of Chinese contemporary art. Their new works of sculptures by Wang Keping and painting, installation, video and performance by Huang Rui balance and contrast with each other in this new exhibition: Black and White Cats.
Art15
Wang Keping, Huang Rui, Bui Cong Khanh, Ko Siu Lan
21 - 23 May, 2015
10 Chancery Lane Gallery will be showing works by STARS artists Huang Rui and Wang Keping at ART15, London's Global Art Fair 21-23 May, 2015. Please visit us at Booth B1. Works by Ko Siu Lan and Bui Cong Khanh will also be featured in the Freedom Audit section.
10 Chancery Lane Gallery at Dallas Art Fair 2015
Wang Keping, Huang Rui, Ken Matsubara, Shi Guorui, Wang Shugang
09 - 12 Apr, 2015
Visit 10 Chancery Lane Gallery at Booth G10 at Dallas Art Fair in the Fashion Industry Gallery, 1807 Ross Avenue. The gallery will exhibit artwork by artists Cai Quo-Qiang, Huang Rui, Ken Matsubara, Rong Rong and Inri, Shi Guorui, Wang Keping and Wang Shugang.
10 Chancery Lane Gallery at Art Paris 2015
Wang Keping, Bui Cong Khanh, Dinh Q. Lê, Chan Dany, Manit Sriwanichpoom, Vu Dan Tan
25 - 29 Mar, 2015
Visit 10 Chancery Lane Gallery at Stand E13 at Art Paris 2015 in the Grand Palais. The gallery will exhibit artwork by leading artists from Southeast Asia including Dinh Q. Le, Vu Dan Tan and Bui Cong Khanh (Vietnam), Chan Dany (Cambodia) and Manit Sriwanichpoom (Thailand), as well as Chinese artist Wang Keping.
Art Basel Hong Kong 2015
Wang Keping, Huang Rui, Dinh Q. Lê, Frog King
15 - 17 Mar, 2015
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Visit 10 Chancery Lane Gallery at Booth 1D38 and Encounters E3 at Art Basel Hong Kong 2015! The gallery will exhibit work from the 1970s by Hong Kong artist Frog King (Kwok Mang Ho), and the 1980s by Chinese artists Huang Rui and Wang Keping. Three defining artists from Hong Kong and China! They are joined by important Vietnamese artist, Dinh Q. Le whose work will be featured in a major retrospective at the Mori Museum in the Summer of 2015.
Wang Keping
Wang Keping
05 - 28 Feb, 2015
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Wang Keping is one of China's foremost sculptors. His work defies definition. Inspired in his early years by masters of European Modernist and African sculpture, his search today stems from Zen or Buddhist ideas of simplicity and nature, material and the non-material, physical and spiritual. Through his bestial erotic forms and swirling lines he works with a language of natural intuition of space and object, collaborating with his material and the secrets it has to reveal.
Stir Fry
Konstantin Bessmertny
26 Nov, 2014 - 31 Jan, 2015
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Bessmertny is a child of the crossroads, born in the Russian-Chinese border town of Blagoveshchensk and moved to Macau with his wife Gala in 1994. Educated in the Vladivostok Academy of Fine Arts in classical painting he is trained in the skillful mastery of European traditional painting that he chooses or chooses not to use at will. Very well read on many subjects, his works traverse between philosophy, politics, theology, art history and music. However, these subjects are just devices to arrive at something deeper, which is his cutting insight and observations of human behavior as a parody of life.
In his newest series of works entitled “STIR FRY” Bessmertny traverses our connected and disconnected worlds between East and West within the backdrops of European settings. Within a stir fry the elements are still distinguishable. They don’t melt together as in a stew. They remain as distinct items within a contained vessel. Bessmertny likens his life living in Asia with the diversity of peoples and cultures all within the global city of Hong Kong to a Stir Fry. The English, the Scots, the Cantonese, the Mainlanders, the Japanese, the Russians, the Koreans, etc. make for an interesting mix of both global exchanges set within very traditional cultures that can be both nationalistic or clinging to traditional cultural expressions. This may be considered as the forms in which traditional culture is expressed, how it forms part of the identity and heritage of a traditional community, as well as how they are passed down from generation to generation. Within this series Bessmertny touches upon the Scottish Referendum, the Hong Kong protests, the American ideologues all intertwined within a parody of provocative thoughts and ideas. Bessmertny’s paintings have the appeal of a grandiose Baroque masterpiece yet the cutting edge of a modern-day samurai. He touches on many a taboo subject yet the works still hold an air of traditional elegance.
In his newest series of works entitled “STIR FRY” Bessmertny traverses our connected and disconnected worlds between East and West within the backdrops of European settings. Within a stir fry the elements are still distinguishable. They don’t melt together as in a stew. They remain as distinct items within a contained vessel. Bessmertny likens his life living in Asia with the diversity of peoples and cultures all within the global city of Hong Kong to a Stir Fry. The English, the Scots, the Cantonese, the Mainlanders, the Japanese, the Russians, the Koreans, etc. make for an interesting mix of both global exchanges set within very traditional cultures that can be both nationalistic or clinging to traditional cultural expressions. This may be considered as the forms in which traditional culture is expressed, how it forms part of the identity and heritage of a traditional community, as well as how they are passed down from generation to generation. Within this series Bessmertny touches upon the Scottish Referendum, the Hong Kong protests, the American ideologues all intertwined within a parody of provocative thoughts and ideas. Bessmertny’s paintings have the appeal of a grandiose Baroque masterpiece yet the cutting edge of a modern-day samurai. He touches on many a taboo subject yet the works still hold an air of traditional elegance.
All Along the Shadows
Maya Hewitt
30 Oct - 22 Nov, 2014
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
After presenting her first solo exhibition, 'Night is Imminent', in Hong Kong in 2011, Maya Hewitts returns to HK for All Along the Shadows, a solo exhibition at 10 Chancery Lane Gallery.
Exhibition dates: Thursday 30 October - Friday 22 November 2014
Exhibition dates: Thursday 30 October - Friday 22 November 2014
Frog King: Totem
Frog King
26 Sep - 22 Oct, 2014
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane is proud to present a momentous new solo exhibition by Hong Kong artist Frog King Kwok (a.k.a. Kwok Mang-ho, b. 1947). An inimitable force unto himself, Frog King is a pioneering conceptual and performance artist who has been breaking boundaries in Hong Kong and beyond since the late 1960s. Originally trained in ink painting and calligraphy in the studio of seminal New Ink Painting master Lui Shou Kwan--where he was already considered to be something of an enfant terrible—Frog King is one of the earliest Chinese contemporary artists to explore the use of ink painting as a conceptual tool, incorporating it as both action and material into multiple-media installations, performances, happenings and assembled environments incorporating discards and everyday objects.
For the TOTEM exhibition at 10 Chancery Lane, Frog King has been invited to transform the exterior and interior spaces of the gallery, working with guest curator Valerie C. Doran to create a layered environment of art (and of realms) that both showcases Frog King’s vibrant installation and performance work and at the same time reveals a deeper stillness at the heart of the artist’s expressive life. Special features will include a new series of carved wood sculptures, totemic columns, ink paintings and screens.
For the TOTEM exhibition at 10 Chancery Lane, Frog King has been invited to transform the exterior and interior spaces of the gallery, working with guest curator Valerie C. Doran to create a layered environment of art (and of realms) that both showcases Frog King’s vibrant installation and performance work and at the same time reveals a deeper stillness at the heart of the artist’s expressive life. Special features will include a new series of carved wood sculptures, totemic columns, ink paintings and screens.
HKFOREWORD14
21 Aug - 13 Sep, 2014
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is proud to presents our third edition of the HKFOREWORD series that launched in 2012 in order to support the development of contemporary art in Hong Kong.
Eric TSANG (Chinese University), Ivan CHAN (Chinese University), Rita LAM (Chinese University), Shirley NG (Baptist University), and Max CHAN (School of Creative Media, City University), Charlotte MAN (Baptist University), Dino RIB (Baptist University).
Eric TSANG (Chinese University), Ivan CHAN (Chinese University), Rita LAM (Chinese University), Shirley NG (Baptist University), and Max CHAN (School of Creative Media, City University), Charlotte MAN (Baptist University), Dino RIB (Baptist University).
Spring and Autumn
Muchen and Shao Yinong
15 May - 30 Aug, 2014
Using the refined technique of traditional Suzhou embroidery, the works create highly detailed yet fragile images – These currencies have become symbols of certain periods in history representing the power and beliefs of political regimes and economic powers which once prevailed but whose time has now well-passed. This series of works have been ten years in the making and have been meticulously created by Suzhou’s most expert embroiderers on sheaths of transparent black silk lending them strength of imagery on an ephemeral and fleeting backdrop.
Opening hours: by appointment only
Opening hours: by appointment only
Space Structure (1983 - 1986)
Huang Rui
09 May - 16 Aug, 2014
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
A series of Huang Rui’s important early works dating from the era of 1983-1986 will be shown for the first time in Hong Kong. These early abstract works represent a new framing of reality for contemporary China, one that becomes free from the expressions of socialist realism, which controlled art under Maoist China. They are now being re-examined as significant examples of contemporary art deeply rooted in Chinese philosophies and structures setting Huang Rui apart from art of that era
Art Basel 2014
Wang Keping, Huang Rui, The Propeller Group, Muchen and Shao Yinong
15 - 18 May, 2014
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Please come and meet us on booth 1D43 where we will be presenting works by: ATUL DODIYA, DINH . Q. Le, VU DAN TAN, THE PROPELLER GROUP, HUANG RUI, SHAO YINONG & MUCHEN, KONSTANTIN BESSMERTNY and WANG KEPING.
A Splendid Web from Heaven to Earth
Muchen and Shao Yinong
15 Apr - 03 May, 2014
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
A Splendid Web from Heaven to Earth is an installation of a giant web flowing delicately from ceiling to the floor. The stainless-steel-made web looks shimmering and inviting from afar. However, as one gets closer, what seems so still and peaceful a moment ago suddenly turns unsettling. The conflicting feeling is a metaphor of the chaos in today’s world. It poses a question to our being, a threat to our sense of existence. The Hrdaya, or literally “Eternal Heart”, is a series of wood works by Shao Yinong. As he takes off the layers of bark of the tree trunk following patterns of its annual rings, the artist uncovers the pagoda-like structure hidden in it. He further fills the cracks of the trunks with ash which is commonly seen in temples in Qinghai area. The installation triggers a religious and spiritual reading into it, inviting the viewers to look into eternity through traces of life.
Also in the exhibition are the photographic work, Webbed by Muchen and a series of etching by Shao Yinong entitled, Objects of Nature. Shao Yinong and Muchen have selected these four series of new works to conclude a stage of their on-going research in the past few years. It also marks the beginning of another journey for the artists, one that leads to a deeper search concerning both the external and internal worlds.
Also in the exhibition are the photographic work, Webbed by Muchen and a series of etching by Shao Yinong entitled, Objects of Nature. Shao Yinong and Muchen have selected these four series of new works to conclude a stage of their on-going research in the past few years. It also marks the beginning of another journey for the artists, one that leads to a deeper search concerning both the external and internal worlds.
Existence of Life and the Disorderly Present
Ren Jing, Xiao Zheluo
14 Mar - 05 Apr, 2014
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Artists Ren Jing and Xiao Zheluo represent a new generation of artists in China whose works are deeply introspective. They relay both sensitivity and sincerity to their environment and those around them. Somehow their works are brief solitary insights that evoke rich emotional states of being within a contemporary world as well as their lives in current day China. Highly personal and intimate are their works and of exceptional technique, we are proud to exhibit their first show in Hong Kong.
Art Paris 14
Wang Keping, Zhao Gang, Huang Rui, Pan Jian, Xiao Lu, Shi Guorui, Xiao Zheluo
27 - 30 Mar, 2014
Join us at Art Paris,from March 27th to March 30th 2014
Grand Palais, China Section, Booth F11
We are presenting works by:
Huang Rui, Ma Desheng, Pan Jian, Shi Guorui, Wang Keping, Xiao Lu, Xiao Zheluo, Zhao Gang
Grand Palais, China Section, Booth F11
We are presenting works by:
Huang Rui, Ma Desheng, Pan Jian, Shi Guorui, Wang Keping, Xiao Lu, Xiao Zheluo, Zhao Gang
Group Show
Wang Keping, Bui Cong Khanh, Xiao Lu, Chan Dany, Atul Dodiya, Ren Jing, Xiao Zheluo
04 - 12 Mar, 2014
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Duplicator's Dilemma
Atul Dodiya
20 Nov, 2013 - 15 Feb, 2014
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is proud to present Atul Dodiya for his first solo exhibition in Hong Kong, Duplicator’s Dilemma, following his opening survey at the National Gallery of Modern Art in New Delhi. Atul Dodiya (b. 1959) is a highly personal and referential artist often going into his subject matter in both a playful yet luringly dark ways. Being one of India’s most celebrated artists he works on subjects that layer and combine traditions of his native land with art historical clichés paying homage to famous artists such as Roy Lichtenstein seen in his newest series of shutter doors exhibiting at 10 Chancery Lane Gallery. The shutter doors bring the commonly seen Bombay shop fronts into the contemporary art genre. Dodiya uses the duplicity of imagery to play with wild contrasts of scenery.
Universal Record of the Flame
Lindy Lee
16 Oct - 16 Nov, 2013
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Australian artist Lindy Lee presents a new series of bronze and metal works. The bronze fire stones have evolved from Lindy Lee's 'flung ink' painting practice. The tradition of 'flung ink' is an ancient Chinese painting technique which is based on spontaneity. After a period of meditation, the artist takes up a cup of ink and splashes it across paper. Although the marks appear to be made from chance, the spiritual understanding is that the patterns formed are caused from the interconnection of all conditions that exist in the universe in that moment. Within these marks is embodied the energy and totality of the entire cosmos.
Mid Autumn Moon
Hung Liu
17 Sep - 12 Oct, 2013
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Chinese history has predominated Hung Liu’s work throughout her career. Born and raised in Beijing during Mao’s Great Leap Forward and trained in the Social Realist tradition, Liu’s paintings are now transformed into a new and vibrant series of tapestries. Liu describes her works by saying, “I hope to wash the subject of its exotic ‘otherness’ and reveal it as a dignified, even mythic figure.” Liu’s tapestries reveal the beauty and heroism in the labors of an anonymous women from China’s past. Drawing inspiration from history, old photographs and her own experiences, this series of exquisitely produced tapestries join Hung Liu with artist tapestries of Picasso, Kandinsky, Warhol and more recently Chuck Close, Craigie Horsefield and William Kentridge in exploring this medium as a contemporary art form.
10 Chancery Lane Gallery @ Sydney Contemporary 13
John Young, Wang Keping, Sonia Mehra Chawla, Bui Cong Khanh, Dinh Q. Lê, Nandan Ghiya, The Propeller Group, Ai Yamaguchi
20 - 22 Sep, 2013
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is participating to Sydney Contemporary 13. Come and visit us at booth D114 where we will be presenting works by: Ai Yamaguchi, Bui Cong Khanh, Dinh Q. Lê, Nandan Ghiya, Sonia Merhra Chawla, The Propeller Group and John Young.
HKFOREWORD13
29 Aug - 14 Sep, 2013
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is proud to announce the comeback of HKFOREWORD this summer. HKFOREWORD was launched last year with the aim to support the development of contemporary art in Hong Kong. In this year’s HKFOREWORD, we will showcase our selection of works by 8 young Hong Kong artists: Kanlun CEN, Kate IP, Dicky MA, Dennis MAN, Liz MOK, Eason TSANG, Po TSANG, and Tiana WONG. Exhibition runs until 14th September 2013.
Hot Summer Nights
John Young, Wang Keping, Huang Rui, Nandan Ghiya, Pan Jian
01 - 17 Aug, 2013
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery invites you to HOT SUMMER NIGHTS Group Exhibition
Showing: NANDAN GHIYA, HUANG RUI, PAN JIAN, WANG KEPING, and JOHN YOUNG.
Join us at the opening reception on Thursday, 01 August, 2013 6:30-8:30pm
Exhibition runs until 17th August, 2013.
Works can be viewed on www.10chancerylanegallery.com
Showing: NANDAN GHIYA, HUANG RUI, PAN JIAN, WANG KEPING, and JOHN YOUNG.
Join us at the opening reception on Thursday, 01 August, 2013 6:30-8:30pm
Exhibition runs until 17th August, 2013.
Works can be viewed on www.10chancerylanegallery.com
Subjective Truth, Contemporary Art from Thailand
Manit Sriwanichpoom, Prapat Jiwarangsan, Sutee Kunavichayanont, Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit, Tawatchai Puntusawasdi, Michael Shaowanasai
20 May - 20 Jul, 2013
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Subjective Truth, Contemporary Art from Thailand is a special project curated by Southeast Asia specialist Iola Lenzi, presenting artists Sutee Kunavichayanont, Tawatchai Puntusawasdi, Michael Shaowanasai, Manit Sriwanichpoom, Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit and Prapat Jiwarangsan.
PARALLEL LIVES: CHINA / HONG KONG
Yang Zhichao
23 May - 30 Jun, 2013
10 Chancery Lane Gallery presents PARALLEL LIVES: Hong Kong and China by Yang Zhichao and Douglas Young. Coincidentally, they have the same name in Chinese and are born within a couple years of each other. The exhibition explores the relationship of these two artists, who have never met, and their lives in the context of the history in which they were brought up between China and Hong Kong. Their work is a reflection of their personal as well as communal collective memories.
Sense Making
23 - 26 May, 2013
10 Chancery Lane Gallery Art Projects is thrilled to support the exhibition, "Sense Making", A Group Exhibition of Singapore and Hong Kong Artists curated by Yong Kah Kin, during ART BASEL HK. The exhibition will showcase works by 8 artists from Singapore and Hong Kong in 502-504 Studios presented by Carol Lee Studio in Chai Wan, the exciting art hub in Hong Kong.
Placelessness
23 - 26 May, 2013
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is pleased to support, PLACELESSNESS, a group exhibition of Hong Kong artists presented by Carol Lee studios. The exhibition, curated by Lee Suet Ying, will be showing works by 6 Hong Kong artists: Cheung Wai Lok, Siumou Chow, Lai Wai Yi (Monti), Lam Lui Kong (Roy), Wong Chun Yam (Leo) and Yiu Kwan Ho (Boy).
The Realm of Shadows
Pan Jian
10 Apr - 11 May, 2013
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Young Chinese painter Pan Jian’s night landscapes will be debuted in Hong Kong for his first solo presentation. His calm intricate brushstrokes convey abstraction at first glance in dark blue/black monochromatic works, however when your eyes adjust, the night landscape slowly emerges onto the surface.
The Embryonic Plant and Otherworlds
Sonia Mehra Chawla
28 Feb - 03 Apr, 2013
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
The suite of works are a meditation on the passage of nature’s cycle and the temporal flow of birth and regeneration. The images are at once generative and sensuous, macabre and degenerate, opulent and awe-inspiring, carrying within them the vitality of the living, and the vulnerability of decay. For philosopher Michel Foucault, "heterotopias" designates real or imagined spaces of escape/departure, transformation, or revelation.
Wood Flesh Form Nothingness
Wang Keping
23 Nov, 2012 - 28 Jan, 2013
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
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.
Photoshop V 1 & 2
Nandan Ghiya
01 - 17 Nov, 2012
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
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.
The Macau Days
John Young
27 Sep - 27 Oct, 2012
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
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.
The History of the Future
The Propeller Group
06 - 22 Sep, 2012
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
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.
HK-FOREWORD Part 1 - Discordia
Jasper Fung, Chong Wai, Iriz Yuen, Chloe Cheuk, Carla Chan
17 Aug - 01 Sep, 2012
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
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
Dinh Q. Lê
17 May - 12 Aug, 2012
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.
One Country, Two Systems, fifty Years Unchanged!
Huang Rui
12 - 29 Jul, 2012
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
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.
ashita mata (again tomorrow)
Ai Yamaguchi
14 May - 23 Jun, 2012
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
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.
Threads of Luminosity
Carol Lee Mei Kuen
17 - 20 May, 2012
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.
Language-Colour
Huang Rui
19 Apr - 09 May, 2012
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.
Four Rising Talents from Southeast Asia
Bui Cong Khanh, Nguyen Thai Tuan, Nguyen Trinh Thi, Nov Cheanik
23 Feb - 14 Apr, 2012
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
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.
FORCES
Carol Lee Mei Kuen, William Furniss, Lindy Lee, Ken Matsubara, Xiao Lu
08 Dec, 2011 - 16 Feb, 2012
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
8 December 2011, Hong Kong — FORCES explores the works of five artists and how they interact. Playing on the idea of the Chinese five elements and the effects they have upon each other as a constant action and reaction. The system of five elements was used for describing interactions and relationships between phenomena. The artists in their processes all work in a way incorporating the forces of nature into their dynamic and use varying elements of Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal and Water creating a dialogue between them.
Chinese Bible
Yang Zhichao
10 Nov - 02 Dec, 2011
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Renowned Chinese artist Yang Zhichao is best known for his extreme performance art works, which draw on individual and social issues. Yang’s art is bold and direct and they confront the problems we encounter in life and seek to connect individual experience to the environment we live in. His body is his art. Performance to him is a documentation of our existence. His works do not just bring a visually shocking and painful experience to the audience, they are also full of wisdom and irony.
Suzie Wong
Vincent Fantauzzo
06 Oct - 05 Nov, 2011
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Australian based artist Vincent Fantauzzo is collaborating with film director Barney Howells to create a new set of works. Vincent’s long standing interest in Hong Kong cinema introduced him to the book and film “The World of Suzie Wong.” The collection, comprising fifteen major pieces, will be showcased at a unique exhibition that merges painting with narrative story-telling creating a fully experiential installation.
Resin Paintings
Hung Liu
18 Aug - 17 Sep, 2011
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
New works from the series of exquisite paintings on resin by renowned artist Hung Liu on show at 10 Chancery Lane Gallery from 18th August, 2011.
Hung Liu's resin paintings are hybrids of the painting and printmaking processes, composed of many alternating layers of resin and oil-based pigment. The glass like metallic surfaces result in complex paintings bearing a three-dimensional aspect and depth.
Hung Liu's resin paintings are hybrids of the painting and printmaking processes, composed of many alternating layers of resin and oil-based pigment. The glass like metallic surfaces result in complex paintings bearing a three-dimensional aspect and depth.
Eternal Smile
Wang Keping
26 May - 31 Aug, 2011
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Wang Keping launches an entirely new series of works made out of iron in his current exhibition opening at 10 Chancery Lane Gallery in Central. The works entitled Eternal Smile is made to be set in a series of horizontal smiles or vertical smiles. They can be formed into endless walls, towers, floor installations or one-off pieces on the wall, or upon a podium.
As Wang Keping states, "The iron boxes from the Eternal Smile series is a breakthrough of my ongoing exploration of wood carving, it presents the same underlying idea with the use of a different medium. This is an extension or evolution of my work through a change of material, rather than a change of my relative direction."
As Wang Keping states, "The iron boxes from the Eternal Smile series is a breakthrough of my ongoing exploration of wood carving, it presents the same underlying idea with the use of a different medium. This is an extension or evolution of my work through a change of material, rather than a change of my relative direction."
RED
John Young, Wang Keping, Huang Rui, Xiao Lu, Cai Yuan and JJ Xi, Cang Xin, Chen Wei, Ko Siu Lan, Muchen and Shao Yinong, MAP OFFICE, Ma Liuming, Meng Jin, Rongrong and Inri, Wang Shugang
26 May - 28 Aug, 2011
Since the Stars (XING XING, in Chinese) Exhibition of 1979 there have been many moments of struggle for artists in China. A struggle to express themselves through art during times of open attitude and times of closing, traditional thinking and changing times. This exhibition brings together 17 artists’ works that contribute to the ongoing discussion on artistic freedom and expression in China and beyond its borders.
LOVE THE FUTURE
anothermountainman, MAP OFFICE
26 May - 26 Jun, 2011
A person went missing, this time an artist. It seems distant and is easy for us to just ignore it and accept it as another case of disappearance in China and move on…but can we?
Night is Imminent
Maya Hewitt
14 Apr - 14 May, 2011
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is pleased to announce London-based artist Maya Hewitt's first Hong Kong exhibition. Maya Hewitt uses symbolic narrative to explore the notion of reality and fiction. Her paintings are presented as environments of connecting plots or pieces within a larger narrative. Her paintings have a luring Asian presence partially derived from her attraction to Japanese flat paintings where she studied at the Nagoya University of Art and a mysterious intrigue with the Far East obtained from her half Filipino parentage.
Harmonic Cosmic Sea Waves
Christine Nguyen
03 Mar - 04 Apr, 2011
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Vietnamese American artist, Christine Nguyen, creates her art like a scientific laboratory of chimerical fantastical worlds lost between the deep sea and the cosmos. Using combinations of painting, drawing and growing salt crystals on transparent sheets she creates vibrant large murals by way of a camera-less process of photography. 10 Chancery Lane Gallery will relaunch the newly renovated Central gallery with Christine Nguyen debut exhibition of large mural works and installation work of crystallized salt.
Within Emptiness
Sopheap Pich, Lindy Lee, Huang Rui, Nguyen Thai Tuan, Muchen and Shao Yinong
23 Nov - 15 Dec, 2010
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Within the busy world in which we live there is something to be said about the search of emptiness. The Eastern spiritual mantras allow us to stop and reflect. It allows us to think about life and who we are.
Runscape
MAP OFFICE
04 - 20 Nov, 2010
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is thrilled to present in exclusivity to Hong Kong RUNSCAPE: a video installation and a series of photographs by the very dynamic collective of curator MAP OFFICE.
City-O-Rama
MAP OFFICE
04 - 20 Nov, 2010
The Katie De Tilly Foundation and MAP Office are thrilled to announce a creative collaboration via the first edition of the exciting project - City-O-Rama - a non-commercial in situ Video Art exhibition involving 10 artistic interventions in the urban landscape of Hong Kong. It aims to intervene in private spaces with public access in Central Hong Kong to introduce multi-media art, create a dialogue and build up new audiences among the local community for contemporary forms of visual arts.
Za Zhong
Hung Liu
07 - 30 Oct, 2010
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is happy to present the new works of Hung Liu with her series entitled Za Zhong (Bastard Paintings). The series of mixed media works are composed of many alternating layers of resin and oil-based pigment and present layers of imagery and painting in a glass-like resin finish that allows a greater vibrancy of colors to her paintings.
Intimacy
Carol Lee Mei Kuen
09 Sep - 02 Oct, 2010
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Walking through an exhibition of Carol Lee Mei Kuen is like walking into a realm of imagination. With a combination of shape, juxtaposition, colour, rhythm, density and intensity, Lee succeeds in creating strong visual sensations and symbols of universal appeal.
Fire in the eye of Empedocies
William Furniss
15 Jun - 07 Aug, 2010
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Hong Kong-based British photographer, William Furniss, has taken Empedocles to personify the origin of his new series of vivid landscapes. Combining the elements he creates a technical panorama of neons in water. The work evokes awareness of the unseen. A subconscious imprint through the abstractions set upon the silky waves. What is left is the soul of a city through the cosmos of colors and light reflected on the skirt of its skyline.
Beyond Gravity
Li Wei
29 May - 12 Jun, 2010
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
In this exhibition, BEYOND GRAVITY, Li Wei continues to awe with unexpected freshness exploring current day issues that effect him and society in general. “Beyond Gravity” deals with desire. The desire of wanting material goods, the desire for love’s lost innocence, the desire for power.
Li Wei Performance "Take Away" at Shanghai Tang
Li Wei
27 May, 2010
This performance at Shanghai Tang titled "TAKE AWAY" touches on our desire of wanting and in that wanting there are no limits. Li Wei, that the concept of a “Take Away” is a deliberate contradiction of how a regular take-away refers to the taking home of leftovers. Here, his desire for everything that consumerism has to offer has prompted him to not limit his choices to what he can take, but to instead wrap up the entire house of Shanghai Tang and take everything with him.
Fragments
Serge Clement, Hannah Bertram
22 Apr - 15 May, 2010
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is proud to present, Fragments, photographs by Canadian artist, SERGE CLÉMENT and Dust Works by Australian artist HANNAH BERTRAM. Clément’s works are a vibrant fresco of humankind on the third millenium’s threshold. It talks of him, of us, of what we are and what we will be; whereas Betram's dust work collects fragments of our surroundings, whose lives are as fleeting as our own and whose visibility slowly deteriorates into the invisible.
Flowers Fall
Lindy Lee
25 Feb - 10 Apr, 2010
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
With the traditional ideas of splashing ink on paper, Lindy Lee throws molten bronze to create a kaleidoscope of objects somehow both figurative and abstract. The metal splats form a balance mirrored by their imperfections seemingly pushing and pulling each other within their composition. In this exhibition, Lee contemplates the Chinese dragon and fire with both paper and metal works in the embodiment of cosmic and elemental forces.
Un-Claimed & Other Urban F(r)ictions
04 - 20 Feb, 2010
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Visual artist Surekha had earlier held an exhibition of video-Installation titled, “Communing with Urban Heroines”. Now, she is showing her new videos highlighting the 'unusual preoccupations' of people who assign a specific personality to the city.
COMERCHINA
Huang Rui
17 Sep - 10 Oct, 2009
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Huang Rui’s solo exhibition Comerchina, is co-curated by Bérénice Angremy and Julia Colman.
Huang Rui’s new works of paintings and installations deal with China’s obsession with the power of money and the process of over-commercialization in China and all things Chinese. Through the current of fast-paced times is born “Comerchina.” Comerchina is a coined word meaning ‘made in China’ or ‘commercial China’. A new Chinese world order that is based more on commerce than on the intellectual.
Huang Rui’s new works of paintings and installations deal with China’s obsession with the power of money and the process of over-commercialization in China and all things Chinese. Through the current of fast-paced times is born “Comerchina.” Comerchina is a coined word meaning ‘made in China’ or ‘commercial China’. A new Chinese world order that is based more on commerce than on the intellectual.
Time Ligaments - Contemporary Vietnamese Artists co-curated by Dinh Q. Lê and Zoe Butt
Tuan Andrew Nguyen, Christine Nguyen, Bui Cong Khanh, Dinh Q. Lê, Nguyen Thai Tuan, Phu Nam Thuc Ha, Tiffany Chung, Thi Trinh Nguyen
14 May - 16 Aug, 2009
Co-curated by Dinh Q. Lê and Zoe Butt in cooperation with San Art, Ho Chi Minh City
Khánh Công Bùi, Tiffany Chung, Phù Nam Thúc Hà, Christine Nguyễn, Thi Trinh Nguyễn, Tuấn Andrew Nguyễn, Tuấn Thái Nguyễn, Tú Đức Nguyễn, Rich Streitmatter - Trần
Khánh Công Bùi, Tiffany Chung, Phù Nam Thúc Hà, Christine Nguyễn, Thi Trinh Nguyễn, Tuấn Andrew Nguyễn, Tuấn Thái Nguyễn, Tú Đức Nguyễn, Rich Streitmatter - Trần
FOREVER UNTIL NOW: CONTEMPORARY ART FROM CAMBODIA
Sopheap Pich, Leang Seckon, Vandy Rattana, Chan Dany, Duong Saree
13 Feb - 25 Apr, 2009
Wang Keping, works from 1979-2006 at He Xiangning Art Museum
Wang Keping
25 Oct - 23 Nov, 2008
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
New Horizons - Hong Kong artists and their mentors
Carol Lee Mei Kuen
19 Sep - 18 Oct, 2008
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
New Paintings by Francesco de Stefano
Francesco de Stefano
07 Mar - 05 Apr, 2008
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Unveil The Red Curtain curated by Feng Boyi
Meng Jin, Wang Shugang
21 Sep - 03 Nov, 2007
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Feng Boyi, China’s most active curator, a man with his finger on the pulse of the art scene, brings to Hong Kong a powerhouse of new work from five outstanding artists. Having curated the controversial show “Fuck Off” in 2000 with Ai Weiwei in opposition to the Shanghai Biennial that turned China’s head upside down, the theme ‘Unveil the Red Curtain’ is a move beyond the direct reflections and interpretations of the Cultural Revolution. This progression does away with the need to refer directly to themes of the ‘Red Classics’ thus the work shown does not have obvious references to Mao, Tiananmen Square and other iconic Chinese imagery, rather it invokes memories of recent times in modern day China.
Feng Boyi’s strength as a curator relies on his depth of knowledge, his strong convictions and sense of humour; these characteristics are shared by all of the artists he has worked with on this project. They are: Meng Jin (Photography), Yu Fan (Sculpture), Song Dong (Videography), Wang Shugang (Installation), Jing Kewen (Painting).
Feng Boyi’s strength as a curator relies on his depth of knowledge, his strong convictions and sense of humour; these characteristics are shared by all of the artists he has worked with on this project. They are: Meng Jin (Photography), Yu Fan (Sculpture), Song Dong (Videography), Wang Shugang (Installation), Jing Kewen (Painting).
Important Works by Fang Lijun, Wang Guangyi, Ma Liuming, Cui Xiuwen, Huang Rui, Wang Keping, Cang Xin, Zhang Peng and Yan Qian
Wang Keping, Huang Rui, Cang Xin, Ma Liuming
18 May - 15 Jul, 2007
Important Works by Fang Lijun, Wang Guangyi, Ma Liuming, Cui Xiuwen, Huang Rui, Wang Keping, Cang Xin, Zhang Peng and Yan Qian
Hong Kong Artists, a New Life
05 Feb - 15 May, 2007
Anothermountainman, Carol Lee Mei Kuen, Lau Kwai Ying Irene, Lee Yee Mei Winus, Simon Birch
O.C.P. - Outside Context Problem
Li Wei, Huang Rui, anothermountainman, Cang Xin
29 Sep - 15 Nov, 2006
One Country Two Systems - 50 Years Unchanged!
Huang Rui
06 Apr - 02 May, 2006
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Tits, Boobs and Jugs
17 Feb - 06 Mar, 2006
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Irene Lau Kwai Ying and Winus Lee Yee Mei
The Assembly Halls
Muchen and Shao Yinong
25 Nov, 2005 - 14 Jan, 2006
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
The husband and wife team of Shao Yinong and Muchen in the series entitled, Assembly Halls have traveled to the 23 different provinces in Mainland China and photographed in truth and simplicity the very profound leftovers of the cultural revolution, which spanned between 1966 until 1976. The assembly halls are all different, some are old barns, some renovated into restaurants, and still others into sewing factories. The empty halls devoid of life reek with a ghost-like atmosphere of the past at once nostalgically beautiful and at the same time simmering with the historical intensity of one of China’s most turbulent periods. The halls ring with emptiness and it is in this emptiness that your mind is free to wonder and contemplate the collective memory of a nation’s gathering grounds where billions of people were indoctrinated, judged, and humiliated publicly but at the same time a place that later symbolized ceremonial gatherings such as graduations. Although the rooms are vacant there is a feeling that the crowds have either just left or are just about to arrive.
Australia, Art and About
16 Jun - 20 Aug, 2005
Group Show - Defining Woman
01 Jan, 2005
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Group show of a wide range of artists including Yang Qian, Ma Liuming, Wong Quing Qong and David Bromley
Third Anniversary Show
24 Jun - 09 Apr, 2004
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Serge Clement, Marques de Jadraque, Wayne Forte, Yin Xin, Wang Keping, Gered Mankowitz, Robert Freeman, William Furniss, Carolyn Carr, John Thomson, Carol Lee Mei-Kuen, Fumino Hora, Jean-Pierre Potier, Simon Birch and Bryan Ellery
Gallery Artist Group Show 3
Wang Keping, Carol Lee Mei Kuen, William Furniss
20 Jan - 06 Mar, 2004
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Second Anniversary Show
03 Jul - 16 Sep, 2003
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Serge Clement, Marques de Jadraque, Wayne Forte, Yin Xin, Wang Keping, Gered Mankowitz and Robert Freeman, William Furniss, Carolyn Carr, John Thomson and Bryan Ellery
First Anniversary Show
15 Jun - 05 Sep, 2002
Serge Clement, Marques de Jadraque, Wayne Forte, Fung Ming Chip, Yin Xin, Wang Keping, Robert Freeman and Gered Mankowitz
Yesterday's Age of Innocence: Photographs from the 1960s
29 Nov, 2001 - 14 Jan, 2002
10 Chancery Lane Gallery
Robert Freeman & Gered Mankowitz
