ART BASEL HONG KONG 2023

Exhibition opening Ink Alchemy, March 20th, 5pm-7pm, Central gallery

Artists Talk, March 24th, 11am-12:30pm, Central gallery

Alisan Fine Arts is pleased to announce our participation in Art Basel Hong Kong 2023, featuring a curated selection of works by 13 contemporary Chinese artists from internationally known to emerging. With art forms ranging from ink art, oil painting, sculpture, NFT and digital installation, we hope to showcase the diversity of Chinese contemporary art at its best.

Highlights include emerging Hong Kong artist Ngai Wing-Lam, Ant’s surreal landscape; Wei Ligang and Hao Shiming’s abstract works inspired by calligraphy; Tai Xiangzhou’s cosmic landscape; Hong Kong artist Hung Keung’s B/W digital installation plus his NFTs from the same series. And lastly, ink artist Lin Guocheng’s scholar gardens. While Lin is known in mainland China, this is the first time his paintings will be shown at Art Basel Hong Kong.

Other works include those by Chinese diaspora artists, Walasse Ting, Chao Chung-Hsiang, and Chinyee. Each of them is internationally renowned for their East meets West artistic style. By using bright colours or abstract forms inspired by western art, they have each developed a unique vocabulary rooted in their Eastern heritage. Signatures include Ting’s flowers and fruits as well as his three beauties; Chao’s dynamic ink paintings of flowers and birds; and Chinyee’s abstract expressionist oil paintings.

To round off the presentation, we will showcase the works of four other female artists: emerging ink painter Zhang Yirong’s B/W flowers, Zhang Xiaoli’s landscapes in boxes, Hui Hoi-Kiu Angel’s well-known “Tissue box” installation, and Italian Chinese sculptor Cynthia Sah’s refined white marble sculptures.

Lin Guocheng, Tai Xiangzhou, Zhang Xiaoli, and Zhang Yirong’s work will be concurrently featured at Alisan Central’s large-scale exhibition Ink Alchemy during Art Basel; while Hui Hoi-Kiu, Angel, and Wei Ligang’s work are on display in the Hong Kong Museum of Art exhibitions; and Hung Keung’s work is on show at the Palace Museum, Hong Kong Museum of Art, the Clock Tower, and the lobby of Regent Hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui.