We are thrilled to exhibit Hu Bing, “Collison Course”
at the Sprint Flatiron Prow Art Space, March 1-May 13.

This exhibit began at the Brooklyn Museum in 1998, travelled to the Neuberger Museum the same year, in 1999 travelled to the Fraun Museum, Bonn, Germany, in 2006, a piece of the exhibit was seen in Between Two Worlds, at Flushing Town Hall, Smithsonian, in 2011 another piece of the original exhibit was on view in “Intermediate, Seclected Contemporary Chinese American Art,” at the Sarnoff Museum, College of New Jersey. Collaborating with curator Cheryl McGinnis, Hu Bing expands the original exhibit and further creates new work for a site-specific installation designed for the Flatiron’s triangular architecture.

Image: Hu Bing at the Neuberger Museum of Art

We are just delighted to have Richard Vine’s New China, New Art, Revised and Expanded available in the gallery. In this second addition Mr. Vine looks at the future stars of Chinese Art, with an critical eye towards its women, and he includes our own Lin Yan, Song Xin, Cui Fei.

Signed copies available at the gallery. Unsigned available at: Barnes and Noble, Amazon.com.

Amazon.com

We are delighted to have gallery artists Wei Jia and Lin Yan works will be included in a group show “Asian Variegations” at the Chelsea Art Museum December 8-December 23rd. Curator: Dr. Thalia Vracholpoulos writes:

Lin Yan’s cast and torn paper works and black and white tones can be traced to the duality that exists between yin and yang, dark and light, and full and void, but her works are so much more complex. Yan’s American Pie (2011) and Gray City #5 (2010) omits details and colors that may readily identify the subject matter, such as flags or the colorful façades of buildings. The simple forms speak to her relationship to minimalist aesthetics and post-modern modularity.

Wei Jia’s work, while abstract, utilizes literal hand-made paper materials alluding to calligraphic characters. Jia’s softly layered and colored hand-made paper forms appear like ethereal floating sea creatures. Jia deals with dualities such as light on dark, and soft against hard materials with calligraphy that render his work even more flat and conceptual. This is a cultural proclivity evident in the very philosophy of Taoism, which embraces opposites in the path to enlightenment wherein the yin and yang forms are both full and empty simultaneously.

press release

http://www.chelseaartmuseum.org/

Artist Duoling Huang’s work and vision is included in Infinite Instances, Studies and Images in Time Infinite Instances by Olga Ast offers a multidisciplinary range of time-related studies and visual meditations from international artists, writers and scientists.

Book signing and reception at Robert Miller Gallery, September 23, 2011. Book available through Amazon.com and The Cheryl McGinnis Gallery

http://www.amazon.com/Infinite-Instances-Studies-Images-Time/dp/1935613219

Stephanie Hightower will be honored at the Chelsea Art Museum

October 11, 2011 by Nuture art for her work as the
Director of the Outreach Program for Cooper Union School of Art.

Zhang Hongtu, Hu Bing, Cui Fei, Song Xin exhibit their work in
Inter-Mediate: Selected Contemporary Chinese-American Art

October 26, 2011-December 11, 2011

Sarnoff Museum
The College of New Jersey

http://tcnjartgallery.pages.tcnj.edu/exhibitions

Laura McCallum’s work will be included in an exhibit along with April Gornik, Jenny Holzer, William Kentridge, Robert Longo, Mark Rothko, Pat Steir, Bill Viola, Xu Bing, et al.

The Value of Water
Curated by Federicka Foster

The Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine
September 2011-March 2011

http://www.stjohndivine.org/valueofwater.html

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Hypergraphia travels to the Flatiron Prow Art Space

September 20-December 31, 2011

Reception with the artist, September 24, 11-2

Artist, Gwyneth Leech will be working in the space Tuesdays-Saturdays 11-2

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Hypergraphia travels to Buck House for a one day installation

June 9, 2011
Reception 3-7 PM. This event will benefit Studio in a School.

Hyergraphia, Gwyneth Leech - The Cup Drawings

Buck House
1318 Madison Avenue
New York, NY 10128

ibinal Museum in Beijing, China. A major symposium is being planned in conjunction with the exhibition.

http://www.buckhouse.com/

Annysa Ng at Blindspot Gallery, Hong Kong

“Eyes Closed”
April 29-June 6, 2011

http://www.blindspotgallery.com