Pifo gathers latest works for abstract exhibition
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Pifo New Art Gallery's current exhibition, "Unending Distance," features 31 abstract works by 13 Chinese painters. Its name refers to the works' collective endeavor to distance themselves from current trends and adopt an independent attitude in the fast-changing Chinese contemporary art world.
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Owner and curator Wang Xinyou, second from left, talks with visitors. [China.org.cn] |
Works include pieces by Shang Yang, taken from his Dong Qichang Project, and Jiang Dahai, as well as by younger generations of artists such as Huang Jia and Zhang Xuerui. Some painters explore Chinese cultural identity while some turn to spiritual world.
"It's hard to hold a solo exhibition in half or one year because not enough works have been created," Huang said. "But this exhibition is a good platform for me to see the past life I have been through and helps me reflect on my paintings."
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Artists standing in front of Shang Yang's Dong Qichang Project: Jiang Dahai (second from the left), Shang Yang (third from the left), Huang Jia (fourth from the left), Tan Ping (third from the right) and Hu Qinwu (second from the right) [China.org.cn] |
This is the third abstract exhibition Pifo has held. It aims to promote the development of abstract art and contribute to academic research of Chinese contemporary art. The exhibition runs until April 28.
Time: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.; closed Mondays
Venue: Pifo New Art Gallery, B-11, Yard No.2, 798 Art Zone, Jiuxianqiao Rd, Chaoyang District, Beijing
Tel: 86-10-5978 9562
Web site: www.pifo.cn
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Visitors look at Liang Quan's abstract paintings [China.org.cn] |
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Visitors look at Huang Jia's abstract paintings [China.org.cn] |
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