The 7th edition of Asia Contemporary Art Show focuses on celebrating the work of established artists while granting exposure to newer names in the industry. Show director Mark Saunderson describes Chinese artist Lin Yun as “a newcomer, and a perfect fit for a younger buyer.” A collection of 5 of Lin Yun’s wood paintings, titled “Anxiety Whitewash,” will be on sale, priced between $600 to $1,500.
“Anxiety Whitewash No.5” by Lin Yun —
The Asia Contemporary Art Show is an annual exhibition that highlights the growing influence of contemporary art in the region. The show captures a mix of traditional and avant-garde styles, attracting art collectors and enthusiasts from around the globe.
Featured Artists
Zhang Xiaogang
Zhang Xiaogang is a prominent Chinese artist recognized for his “Big Family” series, which provides a surreal perspective on family portraits during China’s Cultural Revolution, with pieces valued over $10 million.
Pang Yongjie
Pang Yongjie is gaining recognition as a leading Chinese artist who has championed China’s post-contemporary abstract movement, creating impactful works that resonate with a dedicated audience.
Zhang Xiangming
Zhang Xiangming is renowned for his “Beijing Girl” series, which showcases his unique approach using oil on canvas, marking him as an emerging talent in the art scene.
Du Haijun
Du Haijun has garnered attention for his ability to reimagine cityscapes, creating a bridge between the outer world and the inner experience.
Lee Ufan
Lee Ufan, a prominent Korean artist, is highlighted as a must-see for serious collectors due to his mature approach and the availability of editions of his original works.
