Shows

*LIN AOJIE*, _Starbucks Left_, 2015, stills from single-channel video: 3 min 37 sec. Courtesy the artist and A+ Contemporary, Shanghai.

Lin Aojie’s “If You Throw Enough Mud at the Wall, None of It Will Stick”

Installation view of *JIANG PENGYI*'s exhibition

Jiang Pengyi’s “Away From Disgrace”

*LIANG SHAOJI*, _Moon Garden_, 2015, stills from single-channel video: 7 min 41 sec. Courtesy the artist and ShanghArt, Shanghai.

Liang Shaoji’s “Sha Sha Sha”

Installation view of GIL & MOTI's exhibiton

Gil & Moti’s “Chickens, Dogs and Artists Tale”

ZHOU CHUNYA, I'm a Gentle Lamb, 2006, oil on canvas, 250 x 200 cm. Courtesy Culturalia.

“Unbounded: Contemporary Chinese Painting in Mantua”

Installation view of SUKI CHAN's exhibition

Suki Chan’s “Lucida”

PRADEEP CHANDRASIRI, Things I Told, Things Not Heard, and Things I Tell Now!, 2016, charcoal, digital print and interrogation room light, dimensions variable. Courtesy the artist a

“Portraits of Intervention”

Installation view of YANG SONG's

Yang Song’s “Askr Yggdrasils”

YANG JIECHANG, 100 Layers of Ink, 1996–98, Chinese ink on xuan paper, gauze, 120 x 175 cm. Courtesy Alisan Fine Arts, Hong Kong.

Yang Jiechang’s “This is Still Bird and Flower Painting.”

RANGGA PURBAYA, Stories Left Untold (detail), 2015, two digital prints with frames, 60 x 90 cm each. Courtesy the artist.

The History of Boys: The MES 56 and Beyond

CHIU YU-CHEN, In Pursuit of the Sun, 2011, photography, 48 x 64 cm. Courtesy the artist.

“Considerate Creations: Chameleons”

LIANG QUAN, In Remembrance of Jiangnan – Pear Blossom in the Rain at Night, 1998, color, ink and rice paper collage, 89.5 x 67.5 cm. Courtesy FY Foundation, Shenzhen.

Liang Quan’s “Light as Tea”

Installation view of ANISH KAPOOR's exhibition at Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome (MACRO). Courtesy MACRO.

Anish Kapoor at the Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome

WONG KIT YI, October 8, 2015, p.m. / Argus-eyed / Gold, 2015, inkjet on archival paper, eight pinhole photographs on gelatin silver paper, 61x 81 cm. Courtesy the artist and P!, Ne

Wong Kit Yi’s “Futures, Again”