2025 Art Basel Hong Kong Exhibition Information
Modern Chinese Landscape Art and Modern Abstract Minimalist Art
Inheriting the cultural essence of Eastern landscape traditions while embracing innovative contemporary abstract thought, Liang Gallery presents “Modern Chinese Landscape Art and Modern Abstract Minimalist Art." This exhibition brings together nine distinguished artists’ seminal works, exploring the diverse interpretations of Chinese art from traditional landscapes to modern abstraction.
The exhibition takes inspiration from Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei’s “Lu Chai," which captures the profound artistic conception of hearing human voices in an empty mountain. This poem, written in turbulent times, resonates with contemporary artists’ pursuit of inner tranquility amid modern chaos. YU Cheng-Yao’s modern landscapes from the 1940s and Yu Peng’s works from the 1980s present contemporary interpretations of traditional brushwork and spatial conception. Lang Ching-Shan strove to reproduce Chinese landscape painting into photographic form, creating a complex composition style known as “composite picture.” Hsiao Chin’s abstract expressionist works from the 1950s and Richard LIN’s “White Series" from the 1960s demonstrate a unique path from Eastern aesthetics to minimalism.
Yuyu YANG’s modernist abstract sculptures and LEE Chung-Chung’s modern abstract ink paintings further expand the expressive forms of Eastern art. The exhibition also features Aluaiy Kaumakan’s “lemikalik” installation art exploring human-land connections and HSU Chia-Wei’s digital media works examining contemporary issues, showcasing artistic innovation in the new era.
From capturing the essence of landscapes to expressing abstract thoughts, artists have incorporated natural vitality and humanistic contemplation into their works. Like the artistic conception in Wang Wei’s poem, contemporary artists find inner peace and transcendence through their creations in our tumultuous times.
We are honored to announce that artist Chien-Chi Chang’s video work “Side Chain" has been selected for inclusion in the Film sector of Art Basel Hong Kong 2025. Continuing his profound humanitarian concerns, Chang constructs a narrative space that transcends pure visual documentation through the use of multiple media, opening new dimensions of viewing and contemplation for the audience.
Exhibiting Artists
・Galleries 3E19
LANG Ching-Shan, YU Cheng-Yao, Yuyu YANG, Richard LIN, HSIAO Chin, LEE Chung-Chung, YU Peng, Aluaiy Kaumakan, HSU Chia-Wei
・Film Sector
Chien-Chi Chang
Exhibition Information
VENUE | HKCEC 1 Expo Drive, Wan Chai, Hong Kong Island
VIP Preview
2025.03.26 (Wed.) 12:00-20:00
2025.03.27 (Thur.) 12:00-16:00
2025.03.28 (Fri.) 12:00-14:00
2025.03.29 (Sat.) 12:00-14:00
2025.03.30 (Sun.) 11:00-12:00
Vernissage
2025.03.27 (Thur.) 16:00-20:00
Public View
2025.03.28 (Fri.) 14:00-20:00
2025.03.29 (Sat.) 14:00-20:00
2025.03.30 (Sun.) 12:00-18:00
- 三月 12, 2025
- Aluaiy Kaumakan, Art Fairs, Exhibitions, HSU Chia-Wei, International Art Fairs, LANG Ching-Shan, LEE Chung - Chung, Yang Yu-Yu, YU Cheng-Yao, YU Peng, 李重重, 林壽宇, 楊英風, 蕭勤
A History of Histories: CHOU Tai-Chun Solo Exhibition
Liang Gallery is pleased to present “A History of Histories," a solo exhibition by CHOU Tai-Chun, marking his return after four years. From November 15th to December 15th, this exhibition showcases CHOU Tai-Chun’s continued exploration of Taiwan’s historical context and land transformation. Since 2021, his frequent residencies in eastern Taiwan have allowed him to engage with various tribal communities, learning through their oral histories and family narratives, deepening his connection to the land and transforming these internal contemplations into a series of perceptual pathways of thought.
- 十一月 02, 2024
- CHOU Tai-Chun, Exhibitions
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.
2024 ART TAINAN| LIANG GALLERY | room 619
In celebration of the 400th anniversary of Tainan, the Zuncai Art Center is once again participating in this year’s Tainan Art Expo, meticulously planning an exhibition themed around historiography, geography, and literary narrative. Renowned artists such as CHOU Tai-CHUN, Leo Wang, CHIANG Kai-Chun, Chen Chu-li, and Yu Ya-Lan showcase captivating works that revolve around the narration of history and memory, presenting diverse responses from different perspectives.
- 二月 28, 2024
- Art Fairs, CHEN Chu-Li, CHIANG Kai-Chun, CHOU Tai-Chun, Exhibitions, Leo WANG, Local Art Fairs, Yu Ya-Lan
Memories Retold
By multiple perspectives and creating methods from the artists, the exhibition tends to guide the audience thought the dialectical conversation between rationality and sensibility.
ART TAIPEI 2023 | LIANG GALLERY | Booth F01
Exhibiting artists: LEE Zai-Qian, Hsu Yunghsu, LEE Chung-Chung, Leo WANG, HUANG Yi-Sheng, LO Chiao-Ling, Sinje Lee, CHIANG Kai- Chun, CHOU Tai-Chun, LEE Chen-Dao, KOO, Chen Pu
CHEN Chu-Li Solo Exhibition – In the Making
Liang Gallery is pleased to announce “In the Making” a solo exhibition by Taiwanese artist Chen Chu-Li from August 5th to September 10th.
- 七月 19, 2023
- CHEN Chu-Li, Exhibitions
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
- 三月 11, 2023
- Art Fairs, Exhibitions, HSU Hui-Chih, HSU Yunghsu, International Art Fairs, LEE Chung - Chung, YU Peng, 周代焌, 李重重, 陳澄波
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.
- 十二月 10, 2022
- Art Fairs, CHOU Tai-Chun, Exhibitions, HSU Yunghsu, International Art Fairs, LEE Chung - Chung
Art Taipei 2022 | Liang Gallery | Booth E01
Featured Artists:
CHU Teh-Chun, Denis Darzacq, HSU Chia-Wei, Akinori GOTO, CHEN Pu, LO Chiao-Ling, HUANG Yi-Sheng, Leo WANG, CHOU Tai-Chun, YEN Ching-Chieh, TSAI Chieh-Hsin, CHIANG Kai-Chun, YANG Lee
- 十一月 16, 2022
- Art Fairs, CHEN Pu, CHIANG Kai-Chun, CHOU Tai-Chun, Exhibitions, HUANG Yi-Sheng, Leo WANG, LO Chiao-Ling, Local Art Fairs, TSAI Chieh-Hsin, YANG Lee, YEN Ching-Chieh, 周代焌, 王建文, 蔡潔莘
2021 Art Taipei
At this year’s ART TAIPEI, Liang Gallery is introducing artists of modern Taiwanese art development, each with a unique sense of culture and aesthetic. Brilliant artworks including oil paintings, ink paintings, sculptures, and video arts will be on view with the aim of serving collectors from all places in Taiwan.
- 九月 19, 2021
- Art Fairs, CHOU Tai-Chun, HSIAO Chin, Hsu Che-Yu, HSU Chia-Wei, HSU Hui-Chih, HUANG Yu-Hao, LEE Chung - Chung, LO Chiao-Ling, Local Art Fairs, TSAI Chieh-Hsin, YU Peng, 蕭勤, 郭雪湖
Terrain, Maps, Time Travel— CHOU Tai-Chun’s Solo Exhibition
It is Chou’s second solo exhibition at Liang Gallery, in which he continues with his exploration of the conflict caused by the human intervention in nature to develop a new dimension of time similar to the time travel; while the new works for the exhibition also touch upon the industrial history and terrain changes that Taiwan has been through.
- 十一月 05, 2020
- CHOU Tai-Chun, Exhibitions, 周代焌