new paintings in Gavin’s debut exhibition in Asia - “Gavin interprets natural spaces and phenomena with varied mark making that echoes the complexity of the forces that shape the landscape”

the gallery celebrates twenty years in Beijing with an exhibition curated by Yu Ke and featuring works by artists including Daniel Buren, Loris Cecchini, Chen Zhen, Antony Gormley, Gu Dexin, Kan Xuan, Anish Kapoor, Hans Op De Beeck, ...

works spanning from 1926 to 2025 in the gallery’s annual photographic exhibition - “an artistic historical panorama of Tokyo’s socio-cultural transformations over the past century since the beginning of the Showa era”

organized by Anqi Li and presented in collaboration with Clearing, Hanart TZ Gallery, Make Room, P21 and Silverlens, an exhibition of nine artists “profoundly engaged with the cultural tapestry of Asia and its diasporic narratives”

the gallery opens its new space with a group show featuring Jean-Marie Appriou, Iván Argote, Daniel Arsham, Sophie Calle, Julian Charrière, Johan Creten, Mathilde Denize, Hans Hartung, Gregor Hildebrandt, JR, Takashi Murakami, and Jean-Michel Othoniel

curated by New York-based Jie Xia, this exhibition of works by leading postwar and contemporary artists “evokes the intoxicating pull of summer: the heat, the haze, and the promise of escape ... [in] a reflection on how we construct and consume paradise”

Jangala combines desert abstraction and observational realism to reflect “a deep sense of place, memory, and continuity, informed by ancestral stories passed down from his grandparents, as well as his own lived experiences of moving across Country”

“a stunning array of small paintings, each meticulously arranged to create a vibrant cosmos of colour and creativity” as Maguire debuts these small-scale acrylic works

“Charrière’s art is situated at the intersection of performance, sculpture, and photography, and draws inspiration from expeditions to some of the planet’s most forbidding terrain” - Nadim Samman

paintings, drawings, and sculptures in an exhibition presenting Arsham’s distinctive concept of “Fictional Archaeology” - works in which forms reminiscent of classical sculpture coexist with artifacts of contemporary civilization

the second instalment of the gallery’s Conversation series features Prabhavathi Meppayil and Yeesookyung, who “engage in a dialogue through the language of contemporary art rooted in tradition, creating meaningful new expressions”

across two venues, this exhibition traces the arc of Sugiura’s decades-long career and how she “quietly yet consistently challenged the conventions of photography, painting, and art itself”

a group exhibition which “stands as a testament to art's capacity to heal, transform, and connect us with deeper aspects of human experience … to slow down, reflect, and find meaning in stillness”

“Beeman invites viewers into an immersive experience within her carefully staged world … viewers shift their bodily engagement - changing angles and perspectives while navigating the arrangement of the works” - Kaimei Wang

the inaugural exhibition at the gallery space pays tribute to one of the most iconic artist collectives in Taiwan’s contemporary art history

the first of a two-part group exhibition curated by Zong Han - “convening artistic positions rooted in Southeast Asia and its global dispersals”

“this is not an exhibition - it’s a bold aesthetic invasion ... where luxury, speed, tech, and art collide to overthrow all definitions of fashion and art”