Since opening its doors in 1993, Liang Gallery has pioneered the promotion of modern and contemporary Taiwanese art. With a location in Neihu Technology Park, Taipei, Liang Gallery organises compelling exhibitions that encourage academic research and international exchange.
Read MoreLiang Gallery represents generations of artists from the early 20th century to the contemporary period. There are masters such as Chen Cheng-po and Liao Chi-Chun, who were among the first to adopt Western-style painting techniques in Taiwan, and modernist sculptors including Huang Tu-Shui, Paul Tien-Shen, and Wang Shui-Ho. Prominent post-war artists include Yu Peng, Lee Chung-Chung, Chao Chung-Hsiang, and Richard Lin, who are recognised for their abstract ink-wash works and experimentations with ideas of modern Western art.
Younger artists represented by Liang Gallery explore both contemporary and traditional ideas and media. There is Wu chien-Yi, who works with collages and installations to examine the effects of the e-commerce industry; Jam Wu, whose works with paper focus the connections between the past and present; and Chen I-Chun, whose animations, videos, paintings, and interactive projects are concerned with social issues; among others.
Notable exhibitions at Liang Gallery include retrospective exhibitions such as Simple Noble: The Artist Careers of Liao Shiou-Ping (2019) and My Way in One Continuous Strand — A Retrospective Exhibition of Cu Ko (2018), and Passing Inheritance to the Future Generations / Visible and Invisible (2018): a group exhibition that celebrated the gallery’s 25th anniversary by bringing together 100 years of artworks by Taiwanese artists.
Dedicated to exhibiting works by Taiwanese artists both at home and abroad, Liang Gallery participates in numerous contemporary art fairs such as Art Basel in Hong Kong; Art Brussels; ART DÜSSELDORF; Art Taipei; Taipei Dangdai; LOOP Fair; and viennacontemporary.
Ocula Magazine was on the ground to highlight some of the historical artists being illuminated at Art Basel Hong Kong in 2022.
Held at Exhibition Hall 1 of Taipei World Trade Center in Taiwan from 22-25 October, Art Taipei 2021 bringing more than 120 galleries from over 10 countries. Take a look at Ocula's highlights from the ground of the art fair in this photolog.
The inaugural exhibition in the new space is entitled Transgression throughout the Volatile World.
With Taipei Dangdai launching the online platform Taipei Connections, here's a roundup of shows to see across Taipei.
On May 21, Taiwanese artist and filmmaker Chen Chieh-jen received the prestigious Artist of the Year honor at the Award of Art China (AAC) ceremony in Beijing. In its 12th year, AAC is an annual award
The Fondazione Marconi in Milan dedicated a museum-sized retrospective to Chinese artist Hsiao Chin, including more than 200 works from the gallery's collection. Showcasing paintings on canvas and pap
On October 13, Taiwanese artist Yu Peng passed away from liver cancer in Taipei. He was 59 years old. One of the most important Taiwanese artists of his generation, he will be remembered as much for his audacity in radically challenging the classical order of ink paintings as for his way of living as a contemporary literati. Yu Peng was born...
地貌.輿圖.穿越劇—周代焌個展 展覽座談會 Forum 時間 Time:2020.11.15(日)15:00 與談人 Speaker:藝術家 Artist 周代焌 Chou Tai-Chun、策展人 Curator 高森信男 Nobuo TAKAMORI
Our collaborative VR work with Oready 'Kuo Hsueh-Hu: Three States of Home Gazing' won the Best Immersive award of the Asian Academy Creative Awards! The work is currently exhibited in Liang Gallery.
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