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EXHIBITION: FEB - MAR, 2024
Gallery Exhibition Space & Artsy Online
Exquisite Romance: Through the Lens of Color
June 1, 2023 to September 30, 2023
Gallery Exihibition Space & Artsy Online
Glimmers of Subtle Shades and Shadows
December 22, 2022 to March 31, 2023
Artsy Online
Pink River: The Silent Narratives
December 18, 2021 to February 16, 2022
Gallery Exhibition Space & Artsy Online
Voyage to the Origin - Landscape of the Loess Plateau: Oil Paintings by Ji Jun-Jie
August 28, 2021 to September 12, 2021
Gallery Exhibition Space & Artsy Online
The Natural Way: Sculpture and Sketch Works of Guo Xiao-Rong
June 5, 2021 to July 18, 2021
Gallery Exhibition Space & Artsy Online
Monologue 1992-2001: Experimental Painting of Wang Baolei
March 20, 2021 to May 5, 2021
Gallery Exhibition Space & Artsy Online
Influence of Externalities:
Feng Xiang-Cheng Abstract Painting Invitation Exhibition
Unlimited Digital Exhibition
The White Wall above The Fireplace: Round I
Reclusive Diary, by Artist Kei Kei
August 6 - October 7, 2020
Gallery Exhibition Space & Artsy Online
2004-2020 Splendor · Cluster
Solo Clustering-Group Art Exhibition of Zhang Chaorui DaDa.Ryan
Artist: Zhang Chaorui DaDa.Ryan (张朝瑞)
Tsubakiyama Gallery is pleased to present "2004-2020 Splendor · Cluster – Solo Clustering-Group Art Exhibition of Zhang Chaorui DaDa.Ryan" at the gallery’s exhibition space and online. The exhibition includes 17 installation photography works, 1 clustering-group installation work “Flame Swirl”, and 5 luminous works.
July 20 - December 31, 2020
Artsy Online Exclusive (View the Exhibition Online)
In Collaboration with LYYF Visual Art Center
Growing and Surging: a Rich Imagery of Life
Artist: Tang Huawei (唐华伟)
Tang's two new groups of stainless steel color-plated sculptural installations, "Growth" and "Surge", like his graphic paintings, are inspired by the art of Chinese calligraphy: the lines are undulating, and the air flows through, releasing deep-seated emotions with a dance-like swaying rhythm. In the rich imagery of life, one can appreciate the Zen and ethereal spirit of the East.
December 5 - December 22, 2019
Taiyuan Library Exhibition Hall
Recluse of the Bamboo Forest: ISBN Oriental Painting Invitation Exhibition
Artist: Wang Yazhong, Zhang Fulin, Li Chen, Chen Yong-Ping
Tsubakiyama Gallery is pleased to partner with Taiyuan Library to curate and host "Recluse of the Bamboo Forest: ISBN Oriental Painting Invitation Exhibition" with four artists: Wang Yazhong (王亚中), Zhang Fulin (张福林), Li Chen (李晨), and Chen Yong-Ping (陈永平). Three Artist Talks and lectures will be held and open to public.
Artist News
November 15 - November 24, 2019
Ling-Nan Museum of Fine Arts | Online
Being in the Heavenly Court: Solo Exhibition of Artist Shen Shubin
OCTOBER, 2019
Tsubakiyama Gallery
Nothing Decays: Selected Non-Figurative Works from Wang Yazhong
Artist: Wang Yazhong
We are pleased to announce the exhibition “Nothing Decays: Selected Non-Figurative Works from Wang Yazhong” at Tsubakiyama Gallery. The exhibition is composed of oil painting works and ink-wash painting works illustrating Wang’s latest concept of creation.
JUNE 29 - JULY 21, 2019
Tsubakiyama Gallery
Wandering Romance: Selected Oil Paintings of Li Min
Artist: Li Min
Tsubakiyama Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of artist LI Min’s solo exhibition “Wandering Romance”. The exhibition is curated from 24 pieces of realism oil painting works created by Li in past a few decades. Most of the artworks are for the first time shown to the public.
Li is highly skilled in oil painting from his decades of practice. During years of living in America, Li started his creation with the spirit of the 20th century mainstream realism painting. With landscape as the theme, realism as the form, Li uses brushstrokes to depict the far-reaching and eternal vitality of nature, as well as the solitary state of mind of travelers wandering in the neon of urban scenery.
MAY 10 - AUGUST 31, 2019
Tsubakiyama Gallery Online Exclusive
A Poetic Return - Selected Artworks by Wang Yazhong
Artist: Wang Yazhong
Tsubakiyama Gallery is honored to present the series work “Green, Air, and Water” from artist Wang Yazhong.
The creation of the series “Green, Air, and Water” has lasted for nearly 20 years. The works are concentrated expression of the artist’s exploration of life experiences and artistic concepts. The works are based off unconscious and unintentional qualities of abstract expressionism. Each piece of work is created by sudden inspiration or improvisation. The painting process is deeply intertwined with artist’s life experience: spontaneous, and random. Oil and liquid pigments flowing naturally on the canvas, the artist captures the fleeting moments of present, unplanned, and not reproducible.
The series is named after “Green, Air, and Water”. Air and water are essential elements for life, and green metaphors growth and offspring. The painting is filled with an agile sense of fusion and diffusion, indicates the cycle of genesis, growing, prospering, and fading. The works express a poetic and unfettered sense of a free spirit, as well as a translucent state of mind towards invisible, impermanent rises and falls.
ART FAIR: MAR 7 - MAR 10, 2019
ART FAIR TOKYO / Tsubakiyama Gallery
Selected Artworks of Shen Shu-Bin: Reflections on Self-Existence
EXHIBITION: SEPT 28 - OCT 8, 2018
Taiyuan Art Museum / Tsubakiyama Gallery
A Journey to Home
Artist: Li Min
Exhibition『A Journey to Home 』by artist Li Min, in collaboration with Taiyuan Art Museum. The exhibition includes 70 pieces of Ink Art works, with memory of elapsed time and old towns from Ming and Qing dynasty since 16 century. Artist drafted the artworks by the sea coast of Los Angeles, with sunset of pacific, nostalgia raises.
EXHIBITION: APR - JUN, 2018
Tsubakiyama Gallery
TOMORROWLAND
Artist: Shen Shu Bin
In the exhibition “Tomorrowland”, we included 10 numbered prints selected from the artist’s works in recent years – from the series of “The Lost”, “Tomorrowland”, “Landscape”, and “Embrace”. The artist illustrated the hidden side of the reality: develop vs destroy, vanity vs illusion. In the end, the series of Embrace captured the artist’s aspiration to make the world a better place, compassionately.
