Representing the mental space, to the artist, a room both shelters and confines. The exhibition features two seemingly divergent pictorial series: ...
Josh Sperling At Perrotin Hong Kong
Josh Sperling builds upon as well as extends in his conceptualization of two signature forms, “squiggles” and “double bubbles.” Defying conventional ...
Laurent Grasso At Perrotin Hong Kong
In parallel to his monumental installation Artificialis at Musée d’Orsay, Grasso developed Future Herbarium, a body of painted and sculpted flowers ...
Edmund de Waal At Gagosian Hong Kong
A potter since childhood and an acclaimed writer, de Waal makes porcelain works that function as repositories of human memory and experience. Drawing ...
Desert Painters Of Australia At Gagosian Hong Kong
Indigenous Australians constitute the longest surviving civilization in human history for more than 60,000 years. While affinities may be perceived ...
Matthew Ronay At Perrotin Shanghai
Comprised of eight new sculptures, fashioned in polychromed basswood, they are meticulously hand carved and dyed with a phosphorescent palette. ...
John Currin At Gagosian Hong Kong
There’s a kind of a distortion that happens with adoration. — John Currin In a series of new portraits, Currin returns to his most beloved subject: ...
Barry McGee At Perrotin Hong Kong
McGee is seen as a leading figure of the Mission School, an artistic movement that developed in San Francisco’s eponymous district in the 1990s. The ...
Eddie Martinez At Perrotin Hong Kong
Perrotin Hong Kong presents Eddie Martinez’s second solo exhibition with the gallery following “Blockhead Stacks” in Tokyo in 2018. Eddie Martinez is ...
Takashi Murakami At Gagosian Hong Kong
When I manage to snatch the tail of an idea, I must then transport a fragment of it to a completely different region of my brain . . . Once a deadline ...
