Artists
LI Chen, YANG Chihung, DONG Shaw-hwei, LEE Tsai-chien, KOON Wai Bong, Wang Pan-Youn, KOSHIMIZU Susumu, MATSUTANI Takesada, Ben EDMUNDS, Marius BERCEA
SVIP Preview
Oct. 22, 2020 (Thur) 12:00–21:00
VIP Preview
Oct. 22, 2020 (Thur) 15:00–21:00 & Oct. 23, 2020 (Fri) 11:00–14:00
Public Opening
Oct. 23, 2020 (Fri) 14:00–19:00
Oct. 24, 2020 (Sat) 11:00–19:00
Oct. 25, 2020 (Sun) 11:00–19:00
Oct. 26, 2020 (Mon) 11:00–18:00
At Art Taipei 2020, Asia Art Center presents a curated exhibition of 3 sections that offers works from ten artists. Artist LI Chen curated a section to demonstrate and explores his philosophical thinking about time and the changes in life. The subtopics include ethic, family, and the mindset that had been turbulent but now reset in the present with a renewed young spirit. The exhibiting sculptures include: “Offering” (2006), “Interdependence”(2017), “Life in Repose (I)”(2018) and “Life in Repose (II)”(2018) as well as the latest paintings from Ethereal Cloud series.
The international artist section is part of our long-term project since the 90s. In recent years, AAC has successfully entered the international art scene and has reached a fruitful result of representing Japanese Mono-ha masters and SEA artists. With years of preparation, we are honored to present a group of artists from Japan, Europe, and UK in our booth, including blue-chip artists KOSHIMIZU Susumu and MATSUTANI Takesada and the uprising stars Ben EDMUNDS and Marius BERCEA.
In the section of Asian artists, the presented five artists are YANG Chihung, DONG Shaw-hwei, LEE Tsai-chien, KOON Wai Bong and WANG Pan-Youn. Featured works include the latest works of YANG’s painting “2020”(2020); Dong’s 4 oil paintings from “The Still Life of Black & White” series (2020) and a set of 12 watercolors “Courtyard Bajiao Bananas at Dawn and Dusk Light and Shadow”(2020); KOON’s “Bamboo in Solitude”(2020), a group of 15 independent bamboo ink paintings. As well as LEE Tsai-chien’s iconic red sculpture “Minimal to Infinite” (1983) which had gained international reputation since its debut in the 80s. We also release a collection set of Wang Pan-Youn’s watercolors which have never been displayed before. Wang’s works have a long-lasting sense delicate charm that triumphs the passing time.
