ART BASEL HONG KONG 2026

Highlights on Pace’s booth include:

• A new, never-before-exhibited painting by Anicka Yi, a conceptual artist exploring technology and ecology who recently joined Pace’s program and will have her first solo show with the gallery in New York next year
• Amedeo Modigliani’s painting Jeune femme brune (1917–18), presented by the gallery as part of its ongoing collaboration with the Institut Restellini, which will culminate with a 2027 exhibition of Modigliani’s work at Pace New York—this year’s fair also coincides with the release of art historian Marc Restellini’s six-volume Modigliani catalogue raisonné, distributed by Yale University Press
• A 1996 painting by Agnes Martin, one of the most influential artists of the 20th century and a progenitor of Minimalism whose paintings will be on view at Dia Beacon in New York in the upcoming exhibition Agnes Martin: Painting is not making paintings, opening April 4
• Le Petit croissant (1963), a hanging mobile by Alexander Calder, whose dedicated museum Calder Gardens opened last fall in Philadelphia—and one of his most iconic works, Cirque Calder (1926–31), was recently the subject of a presentation at the Whitney Museum in New York
• Mao Yan’s new painting Xiao Tang with a Mirror (2025–26), a spectral portrait that reflects the artist’s rigorous investigations of spatial relationships in his figurations
• A 2024 painting by Wang Guangle, who, known for his process-based works that he builds up layer-by-layer over the course of days and months, recently presented a solo exhibition at Pace’s New York gallery
• Skin No. 15 - Gazing Upwards (2025), a painting by Zhang Xiaogang, who recently presented a major solo exhibition at the Song Art Museum in Beijing
• Relatum _- play of primitive (_2015), a steel and stone installation by Lee Ufan, who will be the subject of a milestone exhibition this year at San Marco Art Centre (SMAC Venice) as an official Collateral Event of the 61st Venice Biennale, presented by Dia Art Foundation—the artist will also open a solo exhibition at Dia Beacon in New York on May 8
• James Turrell’s 2021 installation Koot Hoomi, a work from the artist’s Glassworks series in which he explores the sensorial experience of space, color, and perception
• A new painting by Adam Pendleton, who opens a solo exhibition at the Langen Foundation in Germany on April 19, and whose solo presentation at the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington, D.C. continues through January 3, 2027
• A 2025 woven textile work from Mika Tajima’s Negative Entropy series—the artist will present a solo exhibition at Pace’s Los Angeles gallery this summer
• The Other David (1:2) (2025), a marble sculpture by the duo Elmgreen & Dragset, who will have a solo show at Pace’s New York gallery later this year