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A Journey to Chinese Contemporary Fine Arts

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Yang Gallery • Singapore

Yang Gallery • Beijing 798

Yang Gallery • Beijing Songzhuang

19 Tanglin Road, Tanglin Shopping Centre, #02-41, Singapore 247909

3rd Taoci Street, 798, No. 4 Jiuxianqiao Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing 100015

Original Art Expo Center, Songzhuang, Tongzhou District, Beijing, 101118

Tel: +86 10 5762 3020 Email: beijing@ yanggallery.info

Tel: +86 10 57623020 Email: beijing@ yanggallery.info

Tel: +65 6721 8888 Email: spore@ yanggallery.com.sg

AIVO /ITTMZa +WUXIVa 8ZWÅTM" Chinese Contemporary, Fine Art has become a global phenomenon! Welcome to Yang Gallery one of the most prestigious art galleries featuring the most collectible Chinese Contemporary Fine Art in Singapore & Beijing. Yang Gallery presents: Oil paintings, Sculptures, Watercolors, Photographs, Prints, Installations, Designer Furniture and Artistic Architectures etc. Yang Gallery’s clients: Contemporary Art Museums, Private Art Foundations, Major Organizations, Luxury Groups, Investment Banks to Private Collectors from all over the world. In the last few years we have successfully exhibited a number of influential exhibitions and various cooperations such as: Fang Lijun Investing in Chinese Contemporary Art Seminar, Cultural Exchange Conferences, Art Performances with Mercedes Benz, as well as many Charity Art Exhibition & Events in Singapore & Beijing. Our Services: Yang Gallery has the most passionate, innovative, united & professional team to provide the most collectible and investment potential wide variety of arts to collectors who are passionate about art from all over the world! It is our great pleasure to provide the most excellent services and to welcome you into the exciting world of Chinese Contemporary Fine Art! Payment Mode -Payment of purchases will be made through Telegraphic Transfer worldwide or by any credit cards or cash within the galleries. Shipping Services -We provide the most professional and excellent shipping services door-to-door worldwide!

Artists (in alphabetical order) 艺术家

排名按名字首字母

陈文令 陈庆庆 陳卓 ＋ 黃可一 陈金庆 陈鸿志 馮峰 龚栋 何汶玦 金宇 李青 劉虹 刘力国 刘伟 罗氏兄弟 罗杰 呂岩軍 廖真武 潘德海 任哲 申占君 王懷慶 武明中 乌日根 颜志雄 于凡 于航 余慧 岳敏君 周长青 赵利民 鄒建平

Chen Wenling Chen Qingqing Chen Zhou + Huang Keyi Chen Jinqing Chen Hongzhi Feng Feng Gong Dong He Wenjue Jin Yu Li Qing Liu Hong Liu Liguo Liu Wei Luo Brothers Luo Jie Lv Yanjun Liao Zhenwu Pan Dehai Ren Zhe Shen Zhanjun Wang Huaiqing Wu Mingzhong Wu Rigen Yan Zhixiong Yu Fan Yu Hang Yu Hui Yue MinjunZhang Zhou Changqing Zhao Limin Zou Jianping

陈文令 Chen Wen Ling

Chen Wen Ling is a representative of China's contemporary artists. His art, besides presenting vividly and in concrete the complex relationship among animals living according to the law of jungle, is provocatively bringing to light crisis behind these pungent scenes, of morality, credibility and faith among men. This is indeed the nature of Chen's artistic conception. He employs fresh and vivid visual language to provide the audience a new way of seeing and understanding.

What

You

See

is

not

Necessarily

True

Bronze

190x294x98cm

陳庆庆 Chen Qingqing

(b.1953) from Beijing studied Medicine and finished her English / German Literature Studies in Beijing and Vienna. Taking a big leap from her previous forte, she started installation creations and now works as a professional artist in Beijing in 1994. Since then, her works have been exhibited globally and collected by various private collectors. Chen Qing Qing’s detailed fabric art installation works are made by natural materials; silk, hemp, dry flower, paper or pearl. Her wide choices of medium used in her creations mesmerize the viewers and often draws them to investigate her interesting use of materials.

The

Top

of

the

World Compositive

materials

190x50x50cm

Heatwave 162cmx135cmx7.5cm

Face

of

the

flower 175cmx68cmx7.5cm

Chinese

Carnival

no.

6

C-Print

Photography

120

x

180cm

陳卓 ＋ 黃可一 Chen Zhuo + Huang Ke Yi

We deal with major visual experiences that have emerged from modern Chinese society, these experiences are concrete, realistic and unique, they can only appear in a society when the process of rapid economic development is not accompanied by a cultivation of aesthetic value. To employ photography to represent these experiences is far from being faithful to them. The best way to document such experiences is to take them as basis to depict more exciting scenes, they present more objective validity then; this is also the best approach to broad horizons of those visual experience as it provides us infinite possibilities.

Chinese

Carnival

no.

10 C-Print

Photography

120

x

63cm

陈金庆 Chen Jinqing

Born in 1983, Quanzhou, China Living in Beijing, professional artist Solo Exhibitions: 2008 “Searching” Unique Space Gallery, Beijing Group Exhibitions: Art Singapore 2009, Singapore “Jubilant october, dynamic water drop”, Tianjin Olympic Center Stadium, Tianjin Art Crossing East and West Hakaren Art Gallery, Beijing, Singapore “Dance” Grand MOMA Sculpture Exhibition, 798 Times Space, Beijing A Journey to Chinese Contemporary Prints Exhibition Yang Gallery, Beijing, Singapore

The

Little

Conductor Fiberglass

42cmx43cmx122cm

Sountry

road Stainless

Steel

33cmx23cmx100cm

2012

Serve

the

people Bronze

78cmx47cmx36cm

2011

The

Discussion

Oil

on

Acrylic

Panels

180x360cm

2011

陈鸿志 Chen Hongzhi

was born in Xianyou from Fujian Province in 1978. He graduated from Fine Arts College from Fujian Normal University, majoring in oil painting. He is now a soho artist and teacher in Xinkongjian Fine Arts Training School. His main exhibition participation and awards include: “ Three One” Art Exhibition in Fuzhou in 1998; the third Fujian Art Festival in Fuzhou in 1999; 2001 same-sex and oppositesex description—2001 Modern Art Exhibition in Fuzhou; the third Oil Painting Exhibition in Beijing in 2003; 2005 Visual Breathtaking—2005 Shanghai Youth Art Exhibition and won Excellence Awards; Shanghai International City Sculpture Biennale in 2005 and he won Dragonair Emerging Chinese Artist Awards in Shanghai in 2005.

The

Discussion

Oil

on

Acrylic

Panels

180x360cm

2011

馮 

峰 Feng Feng

"We have a history once grand but not forgotten. Time washes away the insignificant pieces and also permanently marks the milestones. A pat romance, the memories worshipped with deep passion as the colors of the past fade. The storms and lightening of history leave us their marks of divine madness and violence. Let us stand back and observe it, grasp it and sense it ˇthe magnificence, power and charm, dignity and mysteryˇ In my mind, a painting is nothing more than a painting itself. I would prefer to say that I am more of a poet. It's a touch of loneliness and helplessness. Try to hear it and feel it ˇ it is absolute beauty, but unspeakable melancholy, unstoppable, overflowing out of the ruins of the looming Beijing City, the darkness and the mist."

The

story

in

2009 Oil

on

Canvas

150x300cm

Mermaid Oil

on

Canvas

20x60cm

金 宇 Jin Yu

Jin Yu is a Chinese artist trained in Fine Art, who now works from Songzhuang art camp in Beijing, the highly esteemed hotspot of the up and coming Chinese contemporary art world. Over the past two decades, Yu has exhibited throughout Asia, with both group and solo shows in China, Japan and Korea. In 2006, he made his -]ZWXMIV LMJ]\ _Q\P \PM )Z\Q[\ <W]ZQVO -]ZWXM M`PQJQ\QWV 2QV A] PI[ JMMV I PQOPTQOP\ WN V]UMZW][ WQT XIQV\QVO [PW_[ I [SQTT \PI\ \PM IZ\Q[\ ZMÅVML L]ZQVO PQ[ ^IT]IJTM NWZUIT IZ\ \ZIQVQVO 0M Q[ IT[W XMZKMQ^ML I[ I ^MZa ZMTM^IV\ ÅO]ZM QV \PM KWV\MUXWZIZa IZ\ OMVMZI\QWV QV PQ[ VI\Q^M KW]V\Za _Q\P inclusion in shows such as Moving Toward a New Century (2006) and Brilliant – Songzhuang Decade (2005). Yu also works as an associate professor at Beijing Youth Political College.

Contact

Point-Dance Oil

on

Canva

160x190cm

龚 栋 Feng Zhengjie

Born in Fujian, China in 1977, Gong Dong graduated from the Fuzhou Art Institute, Sculpture Department. Gong Dong constantly draws inspiration from the abundance of life experiences as he feels that art will never move a viewer if it lacks real emotion. He strongly believes that art is a necessary pleasure that enhances the lives of individuals and humanity, saving it from being a barren life. He is particularly mindful of the usage of the philosophies and language of art. His sculptures have a few distinct features that make them stand out: accurate and sharp portrayals of emotion, a flair for simplicity and a meticulous attention to the smallest detail. As a contemporary sculptor – immersed in the developments of daily life and the influences of present-day schools of thought towards art – he is able to express his individual flair in his pieces whilst recognizing that these forms have to be infused with an air of modernity. He performs this infusion not with a separate, deliberate attempt to inject additional meaning to his pieces because it is required of him. Rather, they are derived from his particular intuition and experience in art, guiding him towards a natural expression that is uniquely his own.

Contact

Point-Drift Oil

on

Canva

160x190cm

Spring

Marble

40cm

x

20cm

x

100cm

Great

Leap

Forward

Bronze

120cm

x

65cm

x

55cm

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 Love Oil


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 Canvas


 


 200cmx300cm

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 180cmx320cm

ć?Ž é?’ Li Qing

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Skull Sculpture

35x53x38cm

Deep

Thought Sculpture

35x53x38cm

劉 虹 Liu Hong

An oil painter who use females to test the bitter sweetness of life; this is what I know about Liu Hong. Female bodies painted by Liu Hong are always like quiet, emotional poems. They are pretty, calm and reserved, yet exudes a certain sadness. They seem to be singing very, very soundlessly. No matter they are set up in a background of black and white combination or in a background of emptiness, those realistic human bodies will provide you with some sort of indicative feeling...

Lip

Language-

Sensuosity Oil

on

Canva

180x150cm

刘

伟 Liu Wei

"Mao Missiles" are one of the most instantly recognizable works by Liu Wei. These objects with a stretched distortion can be hilarious; yet at the same time contain darker historical references on China and her constant progression. His works are majorly shown in several international Museum exhibitions as well as in popular demand by private collectors and art institutions internationally!

Lip

Language

Series

Oil

on

Canva

180x150cm

Mao

Oil

on

canvas

600cm×65cm

Mao

Missiles

Fibenrglass

200cm

x

35cm

x

35cm

ĺˆ˜ĺŠ›ĺ›˝ Liu Liguo

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罗氏兄弟 Luo Brothers

The three Luo Brothers, Luo Wei Dong, Luo Wei Bing and Luo Wei Guo, make works on paper, lacquer on wood panel, carved wood panels and statues out of lacquered resin. In all cases the works are riotous creations of kitsch. These works come from the side of the oriental nature that loves the bright lights and red lanterns that adorn every Chinese restaurant and city at festival time, that loves the peasant handicrafts KWV\IQVQVO UI[[M[ WN U]T\QKWTW]ZML ÆW_MZ[ \PI\ TW^M[ \PM NI\ JIJQM[ UMIV\ \W JZQVO XZW[XMZQ\a IVL []KKM[[ /Q^MV \PQ[ I[ \PMQZ [\IZ\QVO XWQV\ the three brothers have added the symbols of the new consumerism, now omnipresent in their country, as well as the symbols of the communist revolution into which they were born. In their series "The World's Most Famous Brands" most of the world's foreign consumer products have been held aloft by a Luo brothers" bouncing baby. This is undoubtedly the chaotic mix that artists like the Luo Brothers see every day. In fact, when one thinks about it, the same mix can be found in other cultures around the world. However, what is so different about the Chinese experience is the way it has happened so quickly. In the span of thirty years since the death of Mao China has gone from a drab, uniformly colourless society that went to bed by 9 pm to one that makes the MaM[ IVL MIZ[ IKPM _Q\P \PM PW]Z I[[I]T\ WN KWTW]Z[ TQOP\[ IVL VWQ[M <PM 4]W *ZW\PMZ[ IZM JW\P ZMÆMK\QVO IVL KWV\ZQJ]\QVO \W \PQ[ M`XTW[QWV WN vitality.

All

Hail

the

Great

Teachings

of

Mao Oil

on

Canvas

75

x

150cm

Welcome

Welcome!

Dragon

Sculpture

32x35x150cm

Welcome

Welcome!

Elephant! Oil

on

canvas

100×120cm

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Born in 1968. Graduated from Sichuan Fine Arts Institute in 1991.

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22

ĺ‘‚岊čť? Lv Yanjun

There are a number of works about the Revolution Period in Chinese history, mostly being labeled as "political pop art"or "cynical realism". Many times these works feature characters that are either warped, numb or abnormal. However, the young girls in Lv Yanjun's paintings are amazingly beautiful. In fact, they often remind us of the beauty and youthfulness that were throttled during those mad years. Sometimes in Lv's paintings the characters are disproportional, but such disproportion embodies a sculpture-like, aesthetic feeling of solemnity and peacefulness, IVL \PQ[ Q[ I JMI]\QN]T NMMTQVO _Q\PW]\ N]Z\PMZ ZMI[WVQVO 4QSM PW_ \PM NIUW][ +PQVM[M XIQV\MZ 9Q *IQ[PQ WVKM [IQL _WVLMZ M`Q[\[ JM\_MMV TQSMVM[[ ]VTQSMVM[[ The essence of sacristy comes into full view through Lv's works; that art is not just a blinded replica of reality, but a powerful and hearty expression of the spirit in real life. Lv focuses on the facial expressions of the young women, his exquisite painting style reveals the delicacy of oriental women's porcelain-like skin texture. The pale NIKM[ ]VLMZ \PM KIX[ [PW_[ IV QVKIZVI\QWV WN \PM LMXZM[[QWV IVL KWVĂ…VMUMV\ WN \PM XI[\ 1\ Q[ ZMJMTTQW][ Q\ ZM^MIT[ LM[QZM[ IVL Q\ [\ZQSM[ IOIQV[\ W]Z ^Q[QWV His pieces have been exhibited internationally and Private Collectors from all over the world collect his works.

Imprisoned


 Soarinf


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Nostalgia

Oil

on

canvas

180cm×200cm

Nostalgia

Oil

on

canvas

110cm×130cm

廖真武 Liao Zhenwu

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Tmes

Tag

no.9

Oil

on

Acrylic

Panels

180x180cm

2007

潘德海 Pan Dehai

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The

Story

of

Meditation

no.6

Oil

on

Canvas

160x100cm

2011

The

Past-

At

the

Barber’s

Oil

on

canvas

170x200cm

The

Past-

Street

Oil

on

canvas

170x200cm

任

哲 Ren Zhe

Graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts Sculpture Department, Tsinghua University and he is a member of the China Sculpture Institute. Ren Zhe is touted as one of the most accomplished young Chinese contemporary sculptors of today, and he has recently showcased 28 bronze and [\IQVTM[[ [\MMT [K]TX\]ZM[ QV PQ[ ÅZ[\ M^MZ [WTW M`PQJQ\QWV QV ;QVOIXWZM Seemingly traditional, his ideas and concepts closely relate to contemporary culture. Drawing inspiration from Japanese anime, he infuses his M`XMZ\Q[M QV UM\IT KI[\QVO \MKPVQY]M[ \W KZMI\M \Z]Ta UIOVQÅKMV\ IVL ]VQY]M _IZZQWZ [K]TX\]ZM[ \PI\ IZM ÅTTML _Q\P [XQZQ\ IVL KPIZIK\MZ :MV BPM LWM[ not strive to create a feeling of realism; but carves and sculpts sparingly, focusing on the characteristic pose of a movement to give an aura of heroic grandeur.

Azure

Dragon Stainless

Steel

320x170x140cm

申占君 Shen Zhanju

1974 Born in Hunan , graduated from Central Academy of Fine Arts. Leaguer of Society for Environmental Graphic Design. Now lives in Beijing. Solo Exhibitions: 2008 “The Medium of Desire ” 798 Art Center China Beijing Selected Group Exhibitions & Awards 2008 Beijing 798Art Festival China Beijing

Indefectible

Spirit Stainless

Steel

85x73x30cm

Azure

Dragon Stainless

Steel

80x90x50cm

Flying

to

the

Forest Oil

on

canvas

210x160cm

Mei・Van Oil

on

canvas

210x160cm

王懡慜 Wang Huaiqing

! " *WZV QV *MQRQVO 1969 Graduated from the Central Academy of Arts and Crafts, BFA 1981 Graduated from the Central Academy of Arts and Crafts, MFA 1988 Visiting Scholar OCU, USA First Grade National Artist in Beijing Art Academy Member of the China Artist's Association Director of China Oil Painting Association ;MTMK\ML -`PQJQ\QWV[" 2005 The 2nd Beijing International Art Biennale, China National Museum Traces of Nature, co - hosted by Art Retreat, Singapore and Yan Gallery, Hong Kong (Solo) <PM VL +PQVM[M )Z\ )KILMUQM[ JQMVVITM /]IVOLWVO )Z\ 5][M]U Guangzhou (Academic Award) 2000 Shanghai Biennale, Shanghai Art Museum, Shanghai 1999 Ling and Keng Gallery, Taipei (Solo) Leal Senado Temporary Exhibitions Gallery, Macao (Solo) 1991 1st Annual Exhibition of Chinese Oil Painting, China National Museum, Beijing (Gold Medal) 1989 7th National Art Exhibition, China National Art Museum, Beijing (Bronze medal) 1987 Contemporary Oil Painting From the People°Ă˜s Republic of China, Harkness House, New York 1984 Beijing Art Exhibition (First Award) 1980 Same Generation Oil Painting Exhibition, China National Art Museum, Beijing

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Snowing


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ć­Ść˜Ž中 Wu Mingzhong

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Give

Prayer

crylic

on

canvas

300x600cm

They

acrylic

on

canvas

210x290cm

ä¹Œæ—¥æ ¹ Wu Rigen

Wu Rigen was born in Inner Mongolia, China. He started out studying arts at the Luxun Academy of Fine Arts, before graduating QV !! )N\MZ \PI\ PM _WZSML I\ \PM )Z\ +WTTMOM WN 1VVMZ 5WVOWTQI =VQ^MZ[Q\a ;QVKM \PMV PM PI[ XIZ\QKQXI\ML QV ^IZQW][ M`PQJQ\QWV[ IZW]VL \PM _WZTL QVKT]LQVO" +PQVI ,MVUIZS IVL ;_MLMV In 2005 he studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, and since then he has been based in Europe.

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颜志雄 Yan Zhixiong

Yan is a member of the British Royal Photographic Society and the China Photographers Association. He was born in Hunan Province in 1979 and now works in Beijing. He has studied traditional Chinese and oil paintings since his childhood, and majored in art design at university. At present, he is engaged in portrait art as well as photographing for commercial advertisement and star actors. His works have already won more than 70 awards in various photograph competitions in China, Austria, Ukraine, France, Belgium, Hong Kong and Macau. He has held several solo exhibitions.

Crossroads

Sculpture

85

X

113X

50cm

Dark

Fragrance

No.6 C-Print

Photography

80x120cm

Early

Spring

No.1 C-Print

Photography

120x120cm

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凡 Yu Fan

In his modern ambition to 'construct human beings' Yu Fan believes that if sculptures do not refer to actuality then they have to advance on the way of symbol-spirituality. He is, in effect, attempting to unify Chinese traditional "man of Nature" with the modern subject, namely to combine into this man the compassion NWZ ITT TQ^QVO JMQVO[ _Q\P \PM UWLMZV VW\QWV WN [IKZQÅKM <PQ[ Q[ KMZ\IQVTa VW\ UMZMTa IV I\\MUX\ \W ZMQV^QOWZI\M TIVO]IOM \W ZMQV[\I\M \PM [IUM NWZU or fashion the spirit, the reconstruction of spirit and form is of the same 'principle' (body), language is the shape of the proper principle while this shape is both subject and shape. -`\ZIK\ML NZWU \PM [XQZQ\ WN [PIXM" UIV IVL Q\[ NWZU QV A] [ [K]TX\]ZM _ZQ\\MV Ja BP] 9Q

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Yu Hang's photography works not only captures fantasized imagination from traditional literature, but also illusions of cosplay game in a modern girls' dormitory. By these works, Yu Hang explores how females perceive their bodies in a male-dominated social woes. She also tries to construct a cultural and mental map, examining the fact that traditional culture imprints our obsession and fantasy on the female body.

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Immediately humorous and sympathetic, Yue Minjun's paintings offer a light-hearted approach to philosophical enquiry and contemplation of existence. Drawing connotations to the disparate images of the Laughing Buddha and the inane gap toothed grin of Alfred E. 6M_UIV A]M [ [MTN XWZ\ZIQ\[ PI^M JMMV LM[KZQJM Ja \PMWZQ[\ 4Q @QIV\QVO I[ I [MTN QZWVQK ZM[XWV[M \W \PM [XQZQ\]IT ^IK]]U IVL NWTTa WN UWLMZV LIa China." Often basing his compositions on well known European masterpieces and iconic Chinese art, Yue subverts the grandiose aura of art history through his adaptation of pop aesthetics. Using both the exaggerated expressiveness of cartooning and the stylistic rendering of graphic illustration, Yue depicts his cloned doppelgangers as contorted and grotesque, all scalded pink skin and maniacal toothy cackles.

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