Lead Sponsor

Hong Kong
International
Art Fair

14 - 18 May 2008
Hong Kong
International
Art Fair
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藝術博覽會，共邀請了來自20個國家超過100家優秀畫廊參與，展示20及21世紀豐富的藝
術作品，為亞洲提供欣賞世界各地多元藝術的平台。此外，展會期間將舉辦一連串相關的
專題展覽、特別活動及教育講座，務求令到出席展會的每一位來賓都享受是次的藝術展並
啟發他們。
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藝術文獻庫（AAA）的支持，率領藝術家、策展人和收藏家在展會期間舉辦一系列名
《香港對話》的藝術座談會。亞洲藝術文獻庫更聯同香港中文大學於國際博物館日(5月17
日)舉辦名為《時移世易：博物館與文化欲望》的大型國際性研討會，以探索博物館在21世
紀的角色轉變。
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會的特別呈獻。《虛像》將匯集香港新生代藝術家激動人心之作，在一眾國際畫廊的圍繞
下，於會場的中央地帶展出。
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亦由衷感謝榮譽贊助人鄧永鏘爵士、展覽諮詢委員會、參與的畫廊及每一位來賓。
我們誠盼您欣賞是次展覽，並期待您於明年的5月13至17日再度光臨香港國際藝術展。
Magnus Renfrew Stephanie Dieckvoss
展覽總監   展覽總監（歐洲及美國）
Welcome to ART HK 08
We are delighted to welcome you all to the inaugural ART HK, the first truly international
art fair to be staged in Hong Kong in over a decade. With over 100 galleries from 20
countries showing the very best of 20th and 21st century art, ART HK 08 provides an
art fair for Asia that reflects the diversity of artistic production from all over the world. In
addition, we have organised surrounding exhibitions, events and talks which we hope will
make your visit to the Fair and your stay in Hong Kong a truly inspiring and enjoyable one.
More than just a place for buying and selling art, art fairs can also act as a catalyst for
discussion and debate. We are delighted therefore that Asia Art Archive (AAA) will be
presenting a programme of talks by leading artists, curators and collectors entitled Hong
Kong Conversations. In conjunction with the Chinese University of Hong Kong the AAA
will also be staging a conference that coincides with International Museum Day on
17 May - Shifting Sites: Cultural Desire and the Museum addresses the changing role of
museums in the 21st century.
As a reflection of our excitement at launching the Fair in Hong Kong, ART HK 08
presents a feature exhibition of work by emerging local artists curated by Sabrina Fung.
Mirage brings together the most exciting work by a new generation of up-and-coming
artists from Hong Kong, located at the heart of the Fair and surrounded by leading
galleries from the city.
We are grateful to our lead sponsor, Lehman Brothers, for their strong support, and
indeed to all our other partners for their significant involvement in helping in the
development of the Fair.  We would also like to extend our sincerest thanks to our
Honorary Patron, Sir David Tang, our Advisory Group, the participating galleries, and our
visitors.
We hope you enjoy your visit and look forward to seeing you back for next year’s Fair
taking place from 13 to 17 May 2009.
Magnus Renfrew Stephanie Dieckvoss
Fair Director   Fair Director (Europe & US)
Honorary Patron
Sir David Tang

Advisory Group Chairman

Dr Charles Merewether

Advisory Group
Jean-Marc Decrop At Lehman Brothers, we believe that culturally vibrant communities
Mary Dinaburg benefit everyone, and we are pleased to be a strong supporter of many
Philip Dodd cultural organisations around the world. We are especially proud to support
Elaine W Ng endeavours that showcase both promising young talent and well established artists.
Will Ramsay
Howard Rutkowski We have a long history and tradition of celebrating the arts and have
Organisers of ART HK 08 imbued our corporate culture with values that commit us to supporting
the communities in which we live and work.
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info@hongkongartfair.com Lehman Brothers, as lead sponsor, is proud to welcome you to ART HK 08.
www.hongkongartfair.com

ART HK 08 Team
Managing Director
Charles Ross
Fair Director
Magnus Renfrew
Fair Director (Europe & US)
Stephanie Dieckvoss
Operations Director
Trevor Hyland Jasjit S. Bhattal
Marketing Director Chief Executive Officer
Natasha Cubitt Lehman Brothers Asia-Pacific
Marketing Executive
Vicky Chow
VIP Manager
Katie Mann
Fair Administrator
Barbara Hung
Fair Intern
Milly Chow

While every effort has been made to provide accurate information, the publishers of this catalogue do not assume
any liability for loss or damage caused by errors or omissions. While every care is taken with artwork supplied,
the publishers cannot be held responsible for any loss or damage incurred. No responsibility can be taken for
advertisements or editorial printed in this catalogue. The gallery statements are written by the galleries themselves
and do not represent the opinion of the publisher or organisers.
Mirage  
                                         
Curator: Sabrina M.Y. Fung

MIRAGE, an oasis of illusions at the heart of ART HK 08, explores the boundaries of the
imagination within a confined space. This exhibition of contemporary Hong Kong artists
is a journey into an unreal visual playground of concepts and forms that are not what
they appear at first glance. The elusive optical perceptions of the exhibited works are
further exaggerated by the site-specific, landscape structure specially created by Meta4.   interest in kinetic architectural work takes form in his large, ramp-like structure with
The contoured structure, which hosts the exhibited artworks, resembles an “organic”
island, complete with trees, lotus flowers, and other seemingly natural forms. 
Each participating artist in MIRAGE presents a unique vision with its own inherent
illusions, revealing varying degrees of isolation within urban contemporary life. Esther
Yip’s fascination with a self-contained universe of beings is evident in her fantastical
Happy Tree, which is comprised of over 4,000 handmade objects. The reflective passage
of Lotus by Catherine Lee presents a special moment of peace and tranquility.  
The organic landscape cells, spread through the site-specific Cellular Spaces by Caroline
Mak, reinvent natural formations that are at once both familiar and alien, strong yet
fragile. Wong Chung Yu explores the relationship between love, desire and money in his
imaginative, computerized depiction of Sodom, the ancient biblical city.  Homan Ho’s
moving objects (shoes) above the exhibition space. 
Contemporary life, real and virtual, is a prevailing theme for this new generation of Hong
Kong artists exhibited in MIRAGE, providing a glimpse into our disorientating world as the
artists see it.  

Easter Yip, The Happy Tree

Wong Chung Yu, Sodom

Meta4 Design Forum, View 1

HO Man Chung, Homan 何文聰

LEE Yin Mui, Catherine 李燕梅
MAK Caroline 麥治婷
Meta4 Design Forum Ltd. MDFA 建築師事務所
WONG Chung Yu 黃琮瑜
YIP Lai Man, Esther 葉麗雯

Catherine Lee, Lotus Caroline Mak, Cellular Spaces Homan Ho, Untitled

Hong Kong Conversations
Asia Art Archive is pleased to present Hong Kong Conversations, a series of talks by a
group of renowned collectors, artists and art experts within the Fair from 15 – 18 May.
Thursday 15 May, 4-5 pm
Hong Kong - Beijing Return: A conversation between artists Chow Chun-fai and Lam
Tung-Pan
Representing a new generation of HK artists, Chow Chun-fai and Lam Tung-pang
were amongst the first to establish studios in Fotan which now hosts over 70 artists
in 20 studios. In 2007, they set up their second studio in Beijing, joining a wave of
Chinese and international artists settling in the culture capital. They work and base
themselves in both cities.
For Hong Kong Conversations, Chow and Lam will discuss the development of their
artistic practice from Fotan to Beijing. Where HK artists tend to take a more passive
approach, Chow and Lam’s move to Beijing may be considered aggressive by their
counterparts. Why have they decided to set up a studio in Beijing? What are their
views on HK’s position and situation for artists? And what challenges do they face as
HK artists in Beijing, where they are considered foreigners in their own country?
Thursday 15 May, 6-7pm
Informed Taste: A conversation between collector Monique Burger and curator
Tobias Berger
Driven by passion and assisted by a few trusted galleries, the Swiss collector,
Monique Burger, has put together an impressive collection of more than 1000 works
of contemporary art since the 1990s. Since moving to Hong Kong in 2005, the
Burger Collection now includes works by over 20 Asians artists.
Tobias Berger, Director of Hong Kong's independent art space Para/Site also arrived
in Hong Kong in 2005, after having worked in Germany, Lithuania and New Zealand.
Since taking over the reigns of Para/Site, Berger has organised a number of shows in
HK to include artists like Lawrence Weiner and Dennis Oppenheim.
For Hong Kong Conversations, Burger and Berger will discuss the challenges of
successfully selecting artists, artworks and concepts in an art environment that is
still developing and defining its very own rules, while growing at an unprecedented
speed. In an environment with so few independent institutions, how does one go
about developing both an appreciative and critical relationship to contemporary art
production?
Friday 16 May, 6-7pm
Cultural Investment: A conversation between Henry Tang, Ronald Arculli and Sir
David Tang
Mr Henry Tang was appointed to the position of the Chief Secretary for
Administration of the HKSAR Government in July 2007. Prior to this appointment,
he was the Financial Secretary and formerly the Secretary for Commerce, Industry
and Technology. Before joining the Government in 2002, Mr Tang was a leading
industrialist in Hong Kong, and has a personal interest in the arts.
The Hon. Mr Ronald Arculli is a member of the Executive Council of the HKSAR
Government and Chairman of the HK Stock Exchange. On top of his numerous
business and community commitments, Arculli is an ardent supporter of the arts.
Founder and Chairman of The China Club and founder of Shanghai Tang, Sir David
Tang has a long history of community service and serves on the board of a number
of charities worldwide. Entrepreneur, designer and philosopher, Sir David is a
passionate collector of contemporary Chinese art.
For Hong Kong Conversations, Tang, Arculli and Sir David will discuss why they
personally enjoy and think art is important in their lives. They will also share their
views on some of the projects currently taking shape to develop art in Hong Kong
like the West Kowloon Cultural District Project and the Central Police Station. Despite
Hong Kong being one of the most developed cities in Asia, it is often referred to
as a cultural desert. Is this really the case? Hong Kong has some of the richest
individuals per capita, yet why is there so little private support or collectors for
contemporary art?
Sunday 18 May, 3-4pm
Space Exploration: A conversation between Elaine W. Ng and Zhang Wei
Editor and Publisher of ArtAsiaPacific (AAP) magazine, Elaine W. Ng lived in Hong
Kong in the 1990s during which she managed Videotage, one of Asia's first non-
profit centres for film, video and new media.
Zhang Wei is a founding member and director of Vitamin Creative Space in
Guangzhou which, since its establishment in 2002, has come to be considered as
one of the most important platforms for contemporary art in China.
For Hong Kong Conversations Ng and Zhang will discuss and consider the different
platforms that currently exist for exhibiting contemporary art in China. What does
it mean to be independent? Is there such a thing as a non-profit? Are conditions
in China opening up “unconventional” ways for the independent exhibition of
contemporary art? Are conditions in the Pearl River Delta with cities like Hong Kong,
Shenzhen and Guangzhou, creating a very different environment to say, the capital,
Beijing?
For more information, www.aaa.org.hk/newsletter
For registration, hkconversations@aaa.org.hk
What is your dream museum? Visit Asia Art Archive at Stand C14
 ART HK 08 thanks the following for their support
Satellite Event
Shifting Sites: Cultural Desire and the Museum
Saturday 17 May 2008, 10am - 5.30pm, Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre

Presented by Asia Art Archive and Department of Cultural and Religious Studies, The
Chinese University of Hong Kong. Supported by - Home Affairs Bureau, Government of
HKSAR and in association with ART HK 08.

Major resources are being allocated by governments to building cultural facilities – think
Abu Dhabi and Hong Kong’s West Kowloon Cultural District. Today, art and cultural
facilities are seen as necessary components of a world-class city; a desire reiterated
throughout cities in Asia. Can the one-stop cultural district really emulate the vibrancy
of art scenes in cities like London and NY? And the idea of a museum – this is a recent
construct in Asia – so what should today’s museum look like? Eight internationally
renowned speakers will come to Hong Kong to address these issues.

In this one-day conference key individuals and institutions address these very issues
and share with us their insights and experiences.

Confirmed speakers include:

Jane DeBevoise: Chair of the Board of Directors of the Asia Art Archive and Former
Deputy Director of Guggenheim Museum
Phillip Dodd: Chairman of Made in China, London/Beijing
David Elliott: Independent Curator and Critic (Founding Director of the Mori Art
Museum)
Yuko Hasegawa: Chief Curator of Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo
Oscar Ho: Program Director of Department of Cultural and Religious Studies, The
ART HK 08 is proud to support the Hong
Chinese University of Hong Kong Kong Cancer Fund as benefiting charity
Charles Merewether: Curator and Artistic Director of 2006 Sydney Biennale for Vernissage. To learn more or to make
Joe Thompson: Founding Director of Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art a donation go to www.cancer-fund.org
Sheena Wagstaff: Chief Curator of Tate Modern, London
Su Zhen Xie: Executive Director of Museum of China Central Academy of Fine Arts,
Beijing

Welcoming Remarks:
Carrie Yau, Permanent Secretary for Home Affairs Bureau, Government of HKSAR
Claire Hsu, Executive Director of Asia Art Archive

The conference takes place in Meeting Room 301 B, Hong Kong Convention and
Exhibition Centre. Reservation required on a first come first serve basis by emailing
shiftingsites@aaa.org.hk.

For more details see: www.aaa.org.hk/shiftingsites

Gallery List

10 Chancery Lane Gallery D10 Langgeng Gallery B09

Aicon Gallery B14 Sabina Lee Gallery A10
Albion H06 Galerie Levy C12
Art Beatus Gallery C07 M+B J02
Gallery Art Composition B05 magical. ARTROOM A05
aura gallery G06 Marella Gallery C04
Beijing Commune E07 Marlborough Fine Art D01
Bombay Art Gallery B13 Galerie Eric Mircher A01
Ben Brown Fine Arts E01 Mori Gallery G07
CAIS Gallery D11 Nanzuka Underground J06
The Cat Street Gallery D06 Enrico Navarra E08
Chatterjee & Lal H05 Anna Ning Fine Art D12
Chemould Prescott Road H05 Gallery on Old Bailey D07
Chinablue Gallery E06 One and J. Gallery C10
ChinaSquare J04 Osage Gallery F08
Chi-Wen Gallery A06 Ota Fine Arts G09
The Columns Gallery H07 Pékin Fine Arts G03
Contrasts Gallery H02 Peres Projects F03
Cook Fine Art G08 Flo Peters Gallery F11
doART Bejing/Gallery Hyundai C01 Galerie Photonet C09
The Drawing Room A12 PKM Gallery F02
Eastlink Gallery A09 Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01
Eslite Gallery D03 Project 88 A02
F2 Gallery D02 PYO Gallery B07
Galleri Faurschou D04 Red Bridge Gallery B02
Foundation for Indian Contemporary Art C15 Red Gate Gallery A04
Frey Norris Gallery C11 Felix Ringel Gallery C02
Gana Art Gallery B12 Röntgenwerke AG B03
Gandhara Art A11 Galerie Stefan Röpke A03
Gebert Contemporary D05 Rossi & Rossi A13
Goedhuis Contemporary C05 Galerie Schübbe Projekt D08
Galerie Grand Siécle G05 Michael Schultz Gallery G11
Green Cardamom J08 Seomi & Tuus Gallery E02
Grotto Fine Art F06 ShanghART Gallery H01
The Guild Art Gallery B10 SHiNE ART Space B11
Hakgojae F05 Gallery Side2 E04
Hanart TZ Gallery E08 Dolores de Sierra C06
Galerie Reinhard Hauff G04 Silverlens Gallery C03
Galerie Kashya Hildebrand F10 Gallery Simon E05
Galerie Caprice Horn D09 Singapore Tyler Print Institute J05
Gallery IHN C08 Star Gallery A07
Ingleby Gallery H03 Taka Ishii Gallery E03
Bernard Jacobson Gallery B01 Gallery Teo & Mizuma B06
Amelia Johnson Contemporary F07 Tokyo Gallery + BTAP J01
gbk - Gallery Barry Keldoulis J07 Über Gallery B08
Keumsan Gallery H04 UNION J03
Kukje Gallery G01 Vadehra Art Gallery H08
Kwai Fung Hin Art Gallery F09 Van Horn G10
Galerie Hélène Lamarque B04 Wada Fine Arts G12
Yvon Lambert G02 Yoshiaki Inoue Gallery A08
Max Lang F04
10 Chancery Lane Gallery D10

G/F, 10 Chancery Lane Founded in 2001, 10 Chancery Lane Gallery is one

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Gallery Artists
Simon Birch   Li Wei
Cang Xin   Julian Schnabel
William Furniss   Shao Yinong and Muchen
Huang Rui   Wang Keping
Dinh Q. Le   anothermountainman (Stanley Wong)
of Asia’s leading contemporary art galleries. Our
exhibition programme includes a complete spectrum
of media - paintings, photography, sculpture,
performance, installations and digital production.
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is a driving force in
contemporary culture in Hong Kong and is one of
the city’s most popular private galleries. The gallery
is international in scope and represents artists from
Asia and the West. The gallery has exhibitions in
three spaces to exhibit larger scale projects at 10
Chancery Lane Gallery-Annex and the recently
launched 10 Chancery Lane Gallery-Art Projects,
both warehouses are in Chai Wan.
Other artists that our gallery represents are:
Shi Guorui and John Young among others.

Li Wei
Life In The High 4
2007
Colour photograph
176 x 193.49 cm
Aicon Gallery B14 Albion H06

206 5th Avenue, 5th floor From its online inception to its current presence 8 Hester Road Albion is the only gallery in London to incorporate
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Aicon’s bulwark remains the same – building bridges USA.
through art. Aicon Gallery has also widened its focus
and embarked into the world of contemporary art Previously known as Michael Hue-Williams Fine Art,
from Pakistan. Albion opened its 16,000 sq. ft. riverfront space in
Gallery Artists Gallery Artists the Foster Partners designed Albion Riverside in
Sana Arjumand   Riyas Komu Vito Acconci   Mariko Mori 2004, with a bold programme of exhibitions and
Jayshree Chakravarty   Bose Krishnamachari Cai Guo Qiang   Mithu Sen special projects.
Adip Dutta   Justin Ponmany Peter Campus   Chan Schatz
G.R. Iranna   Debanjan Roy Jitish Kallat   Xu Bing
Rathin Kanji   T.V. Santosh Atelier Van Lieshout   Zhan Wang

Xu Bing
Poems of Longfellow
Adip Dutta 2007
The Requiem Ink on paper, mounted
2000 137 x 280 cm
Fibreglass, painted acrylic sheets, lights
63 x 192 x 96 in
Art Beatus Gallery C07 Gallery Art Composition B05

35-39 Graham Street, Ground Floor Established in 1992, Art Beatus Gallery is affiliated PIA West Square 1F Gallery Art Composition has been specialising
Central, Hong Kong to the Annie Wong Art Foundation, a non-profit 1-11-8 Tsukuda, Chuo-Ku in Japanese Art for 40 years. Three Gallery was
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Gallery Artists Gallery Artists

Pauline Chan   Li Yibing Yayoi Kusama
Chen Jianguo   Liang Quan Sekine Nobuo
Jolans Fung   Luo Brothers
Gao Zengli   Wang Nengtao
Freeman Lau   Sara Tse

Freeman Lau Yayoi Kusama

RolePlay Chair WOMEN CM
2007 2003
Wood and stainless steel Canvas, marker, acrylic
61.5 x 83 x 41.5 cm 116 × 91.5 cm
aura gallery G06

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T   +86 21 6595 0901 aura gallery has participated in Art Beijing,
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Santa Fe and other important art fairs. aura gallery
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Roger Ballen   Yin Zhaohui
Liu Dahong   Yin Zhaoyang
Liu Wentao   Yin Zhaoyu
Luo Quanmu   Zhao Jifeng
Qu Guangci   Zhu Hao

Luo Quanmu Yin Zhaoyang

Butterfly Catcher Diffusion
2007 2008
Oil on canvas Oil on canvas
204 X 250 cm 150 X 220 cm
Beijing Commune E07 Bombay Art Gallery B13

798 Art Zone Beijing Commune, located at the heart of Beijing’s 2/19, Kamal Mansion, 1st Floor Young gallery showing figurative and abstract works
No.4 Jiuxianqiao Road art scene, the 798 Art District, stands as a model Arthur Bunder Road with a classical and minimalist bent. Our artists
Chaoyang District of ingenuity and originality. The artists represented Near Radio Club draw from the huge Indian asthetic sense and milieu
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the different facets of Chinese Contemporary art as
a whole. 

Gallery Artists Gallery Artists

Hai Bo   Yin Xiuzhen Shivani Aggarwal   Bari Kumar   Bari Kumar
Hong Hao   Yang Shaobin Yashwant Deshmukh   Indrajit Prasad   Surrender
Liu Jianhua   Yue Minjun Anita Dube   K. Reghunadhan   2005
Lu Hao   Zhang Dali Pandit Khairnar   Upendranath T.R. Oil on canvas
Song Dong   Zhang Xiaogang Rajan Krishnan 183 x 122 cm
   

Zhang Xiaogang
2007-Boy
2007
Silkscreen print, ed.68
148 x 205 cm
Ben Brown Fine Arts E01 CAIS Gallery D11

21 Cork Street Ben Brown Fine Arts opened in January 2004 after 99-5, Chungdam Dong, Gangnam Gu Established in 1997, CAIS Gallery, located in the
1st floor Ben Brown had spent ten years at Sotheby’s and Seoul, Korea Gangnam area in Seoul, Korea, has been the
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and subsequent IMMA show, her invitation to Kim, Rhee Da and others. CAIS Gallery Hong Kong
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Tony Bevan Martin Mull   Choi Sang Ah   Kim Eun Jin
Hermitage Museum. Ben Brown has recently taken ability to guide and develop within the international
Caio Fonseca Heribert C. Ottersbach       Choi So Young   Lee Lee Nam
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Keith Haring Estate Matthias Schaller       Rhee Da     Min Byung Hun
will open in June.
Candida Höfer Clare Shenstone       Peter Halley   Nam Tchun Mo
Claude & François-Xavier Lalanne Tseng Kwong Chi Hong Kyoung Tack   Gary Simmons

Claude & François-Xavier Lalanne Kim Eun Jin

Pomme de Ben Counts in all the wrinkles of her life
2007 2007
Bronze Pigment on canvas
122 x 92 x 85 cm 140 x 180 cm
The Cat Street Gallery D06

222 Hollywood Road The Cat Street Gallery in Hong Kong is committed to
Sheung Wan exhibiting the best of international contemporary and
Hong Kong modern art by both established and emerging artists.
T  +852 2291 0006
F  +852 2544 6100
M  +852 9041 9181
info@thecatstreetgallery.com
www.thecatstreetgallery.com

Gallery Artists
Alex Beard   Camie Lyons
Adam Bricusse   David Mach
David Bromley   Paul Robinson
Thomas Fontini   Stuart Semple
James Gordon   Rupert Shrive

David Mach
Cats Eyes
2007
Postcard and collage on board
165 x 165 cm
Chatterjee & Lal H05 Chemould Prescott Road H05

Kamal Mansion First Floor Chatterjee & Lal represents artists working in a range Queens Mansion 3rd Floor Chemould Prescott Road was inaugurated on 2
Arthur Bunder Road of media. Started in 2003 by husband and wife team G. Talwatkar Marg Fort February 2007. A privately owned commercial art
Colaba, Mumbai 400 005 Mortimer Chatterjee and Tara Lal, the gallery gives Mumbai 400 001 gallery, it was started as a branch concern of Gallery
India special attention to art produced in or with reference India Chemould, one of India’s oldest (Est. 1963), leading
T   +91 22 6521 5105 to South Asia. Based in downtown Colaba, in the T   +91 22 2200 0211 contemporary art galleries, based in Mumbai.
F   +91 22 2283 0100 heart of Mumbai’s art district, C&L is a leader in F   +91 22 2200 0213 Founded by Kekoo and Khorshed Gandhy, the
M  +91 98 2040 1975 recognising and nurturing new talent. M  +91 98 2005 0291 gallery has the distinction of having exhibited and
info@chatterjeeandlal.com gallerychemould@gmail.com represented the works of major artists, emerging
www.chatterjeeandlal.com www.gallerychemould.com from the first waves of India’s modernist and
contemporary art movements in their solo shows.
Shireen Gandhy, Chemould’s current director since
1988, is particularly interested in art that displays an
interdisciplinary approach to practice and media.

Gallery Artists Gallery Artists

Minam Apang   Kabir Mohanty Atul Dodiya   Jagannath Panda
Mansi Bhatt   Aditya Pande Tushar Joag   Rashid Rana
Nikhil Chopra   Rajesh Pullarwar Anant Joshi   Mithu Sen
Sophie Ernst   Rashid Rana Jitish Kallat   Aditi Singh
Shumona Goel   Sadanand Reena Saini Kallat   Hema Upadhyay

Rashid Rana
Detail of Red Carpet - 1
Rashid Rana
Red Carpet - 1
2007
C Print + Diasec
218 X 292 cm
Chinablue Gallery E06 ChinaSquare Gallery J04

Building 7, 2-3F, Ego Actliving
Jia 16 Baiziwan Road, Chaoyang District
Beijing, CN 100022, China
T   +8610 8774 6332
F   +8610 8774 6339
M  +1390 133 1599
info@chinabluegallery.com
www.chinabluegallery.com
Gallery Artists
Cao Hui   Wang Chengyun Mao Yan
Chen Bo   Wang Qingsong
He Duoling   Xiong Yu
Mao Yan   Zhong Song
Qiu Xiaofei   Zhou Wenzhong
Established by Li Guosheng in Beijing in 2002, 545 W. 25th Street
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The gallery deals in a wide range of artistic media M  +86 10 8776 6137
including photography, painting, sculpture,
installations and film, which it promotes at 4-b-12A02 Hou Xiandai Cheng
international art fairs and exhibitions all around the No.16 Baiziwan Road
world. Chaoyang District
Beijing, 100022, China
info@ChinaSquareNY.com
www.ChinaSquareNY.com
ChinaSquare exhibits Chinese contemporary
artwork of cutting edge artists such as Xiang Jing,
Guangci, Chen Jiagang, Zhu Wei, Yin Zhaoyang, Su
Xinping, Zhong Biao, Ye Yongqing and many more.
Through exhibitions, art fairs, and publications,
ChinaSquare improves the accessibility of Chinese
contemporary art to art historians, connoisseurs,
museums and cultural institutions, critics and art
enthusiasts. ChinaSquare works closely with these
audiences to facilitate and develop the careers of
Chinese contemporary artists, both academically
and commercially.
Gallery Artists
Su Xinping
Ye Yongqing
Zhang Xiaotao
Zhao Nengzhi

Wang Qingsong Ye Yongqing

Follow Me Bird
2003 2006
C-print, ed.10 Acrylic on canvas
120 x 300 cm 150 x 200 cm
Chi-Wen Gallery A06 The Columns Gallery H07

3/F No.19, Lane 252, Tun-Hua South Road Chi-Wen Gallery was founded by Joanne Huang 63-14, Chungdamdong Established by Dong Jo Chang in 2002, the
Section1, Taipei Chi-Wen. Chi-Wen Gallery is the premiere gallery in Gangnamgu, Seoul 135100 independent commissioner for 2004 Kwang Ju
Taiwan Taiwan showing the best of contemporary Taiwanese Korea Bienniale, The Columns has firmly fixed its reputation
T   + 886 2 8771 3372 art. Many of these artists use digital media such as T  +82 2 3442 6301 as one of the most powerful galleries in Korea. With
F   + 886 2 8771 3421 Chen Chieh-Jen, Hung Tung-Lu, Peng Hung-Chih, F  +82 2 3442 6303 numerous international exhibitions and occasional
M  + 886 93709 4493 Tsui Kuang-Yu, Wu Tien-Chang, Yuan Goang-Ming, M  +82 11 660 1651 gallery talks, The Columns aims at introducing
htpg@ms27.hinet.net Tseng Yu-Chin and Chen Shun-Chu. Chi-Wen Gallery djc@columns.co.kr both emerging and established artists to the Korean
www.chiwengallery.com has its pulse on today’s art while looking to tomorrow www.columns.co.kr art scene. The gallery also emphasizes on debuting
and represents artists whose work continues to grow its artists to the foreign market by taking part in many
in historical importance. art fairs worldwide. The latest exhibition showing
nearly 30 most sought after artist of our era, including
Gallery Artists Other artists our gallery supports are: Gallery Artists Damien Hirst, Andy Warhol, Alexander Calder to name
Alterazioni Video   Peng Hung-Chih Lin Chuan-Chu,Hung Tung-Lu, Hsu Yu-Jen, Wu Tien Daniele Buetti   Airan Kang   a few, is currently drawing big attention from many
Chang Chien-Chi   Tseng Yu-Chin Chang, Wang Wan-Chun and Yao Jui-Chung. Sun Ho Choi   Lina Kim art lovers not to mention the media. The Columns has
Chen Chieh-Jen   Yeh We-Li Kwang Young Chun   Yeo Hyun Kwon opened another new space, ‘The White’ focusing on a
Chen Shun-Chu   Yu Peng Thomas Eller   Markus Linnenbrink group of Korean contemporary artists hoping to stage
Hung Chih-Yang   Yuan Goang-Ming Ho Sup Hwang   Bill Thompson more creative talents to the art scene.

Alterazioni Video Kwang Young Chun

dea Aggregation 07-N076
2008 2007
Photogravure Mixed media with Korean mulberry paper
48 x 48 cm (x9) 153 x 253 cm
Contrasts Gallery H02 Cook Fine Art G08

No. 181 Middle Jiangxi Road, G/F
Shanghai, China 200002
T   +8621 6323 1989
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info@contrastsgallery.com
www.contrastsgallery.com
Contrasts Gallery, founded in Hong Kong in 1992, 1063 Madison Avenue  Modern and contemporary, paintings, drawings
does not follow the established model of Western art New York, NY 10028 photography.
galleries; rather, it has evolved from the philosophy USA
of Chinese Literati art, which does not segregate T  +1 212 737 3550
or hierarchise art forms. The gallery exhibits F   +1 212 737 3440
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exchange by inviting artists to create works that www.cookfineart.net
address contemporary China.

Contrasts’ programme encourages a re-evaluation

Gallery Artists
Isidro Blasco   Sun Liang
Simon Casson   Wang Tiande
Luo Xu   Xue Tao
Qian Gang   Yin Yanhua
Shao Fan   Zhang Huan
of contemporary Chinese art by featuring works that
synthesise Chinese sensibilities with an international
visual language. Artists reinterpret Chinese traditions
by fusing them with Western influences to express
their feelings about the dynamic changes in China
today.
Gallery Artists
Miguel Rio Branco   Joan Miro
Vasily Kandinsky   Vic Muniz
Justine Kurland   Pablo Picasso
Fernand Leger   Bettina Rheims
Henri Matisse   Ed Ruscha

Shao Fan Miguel Rio Branco

Work No. 2 of Year 2006 Touch of Evil
2006 1994
Acrylic, elm Cibachrome
171 x 90 x 89 cm 120 x 120 cm
doART Beijing / Gallery HYUNDAI C01

261, Caochangdi, Airport Service Rd doART Beijing first opened in Caochangdi art
Chaoyang District, Beijing, 100015 zone in September 2007. doART Beijing strives to
China promote Chinese comtemporary art and introduce
T   +86 10 8457 4530 international contemporary art as well. doART
F   +86 10 8457 4560 Beijing will continue to promote promising artists
mail@doartchina.com through diverse and extraordinary exhibitions and
www.doartbejing.com will dedicate itself to the development of the Asian
arts. The founding company of doART Beijing,
80 Sagandong, Jongrogu The Gallery HYUNDAI, has been the leading art
Seoul, 110190 gallery in Korea since 1970. For 39 years, Gallery
Korea HYUNDAI has organised numerous exhibitions and
T   +82 2 2287 3500 has continuously invested great efforts in discovering
F   +82 2 2287 3520 and promoting artists with great potential.
M  +82 10 6389 1460
mail@galleryhyundai.com
www.galleryhyundai.com

Gallery Artists
Bae Joonsung Kim Sungjin
Jia Aili Noh Sangkyoon
Jiao Xingtao Park Jaeyoung
Qin Qi Shin Kiwoun
They (Tamen)

Jiao Xingtao Qin Qi

Metamorphosis: Door Wine
2006 2007
Painted fiberglass Oil on canvas
115 x 36 x 44 cm 190 x 250 cm
The Drawing Room
Metrostar Building
1007 Metropolitan Avenue
Makati City, Philippines 1205
T  +632 897 7877
F  +632 890 7455
M  +63 917 526 3419
drawings@pldtdsl.net
www.drawingroomgallery.com
Gallery Artists
Marina Cruz   Nikulas Lebajo
Kiko Escora   Jose Legaspi
Alvin Gregorio   Maya Munoz
Kawayan de Guia   Lirio Salvador
Winner Jumalon   Rodel Tapaya
A12
The Drawing Room represents young eminent
Filipino artists who concern themselves with
universal contemporary issues. From vivid
portrayals of popular culture to personal takes
on cosmopolitan thinking, The Drawing Room is
a hub of contemporary Philippine fine art. The
gallery has been dedicated to propelling its artists
internationally. It has participated in the 2007 Scope
Miami, the Bridge Art Fair New York 2008, CIGE
Beijing 2008 and has been a regular associate to Art
Singapore since 2002.
Jose Legaspi
Untitled
2008
Pastel on paper
100 x 70 cm
Eastlink Gallery
5th Floor
Building 6
50 Moganshan Lu
Shanghai 200060, China
T   +86 21 627 69932
F   +86 21 627 66313
eastlinkgallery@eastlinkgallery.cn
www.eastlinkgallery.cn
Gallery Artists
Dong Mingguang   Li Haifeng
Guan Shi   Qin Yifeng
He Saibang     Shu Yong
He Yunchang   Yang Zhichao
Huang Yan   Zhao Qin
A09
Founded in 1999, Chinese-owned Eastlink was
one of the first galleries in Shanghai and quickly
established a reputation as one of the most critically
acclaimed galleries in China. It has created a new
platform for promoting Chinese contemporary art,
somewhere between museum and commercial
gallery. The pivotal exhibition “Fuck Off” was
held here in 2000 and since then the gallery has
continued to champion the work of China’s most
innovative and challenging artists. The gallery’s
programme of exhibitions reflects its commitment
to supporting both emerging and established artists
from across China.
Shu Yong
Bubble Woman
2007
Bronze
60 x 80 x 60 cm
Eslite Gallery D03

B2F, No. 243, Sec. 1, Dun-hua S. Rd.
Taipei 10689, Taiwan
T   +886 2 2775 5977 (ext.588)
F   +886 2 2775 1490
gallery@eslite.com.tw
www.eslitegallery.com
Gallery Artists
Cai Guo-Qiang   Liu Xiaodong  
Paul Chiang   Su Wong-shen   
Kuo Chwen   Tsui Kuang-Yu
Lien Chien Hsing   Xu Bing
Michael Lin   Yuan Jai
With nearly two decades of history, Eslite Gallery was
the first in Taiwan to dedicate itself to contemporary
and modern art by artists from the Greater China
region. The gallery represents both masters and
award-winning young artists including Cai Guo-
Qiang, Xu Bing, Liu Xiaodong, Michael Lin, Tsui
Kuang-Yu and many more whose works appear
in prestigious museums and art fairs worldwide.
Eslite also works with overseas arts spaces and
organisations as well as internationally acclaimed
artists in the ranks of Hiroyuki Matsuura to offer an
exciting array of artworks to collectors.

Paul Chiang Paul Chiang

Meditation on Eternity 25 Silver Lake 07-20
2002 2002
Oil on canvas Oil on canvas
122 × 152 cm 150 x 200 cm
F2 Gallery D02 Faurschou Beijing / Copenhagen D04

No.319 CaoChangDi
Chaoyang District
Beijing, 100015, China
T   +8610 6432 8831
F   +8610 6432 8203
M  +86 134 8870 9596
art@f2gallery.com
www.f2gallery.com
Gallery Artists
Cao Yingbin   Feng Shu
Li Qing   Liu Hun   specialist consultancy services to private clients,
Sheng Qi   Xu Hualing
Yin Zhaoyang   Zheng Lu
F2 Gallery is located in the cutting-edge CaoChangDi
area of Beijing adjacent to the world renowned
798 art district. The gallery is located in an idyllic
traditional courtyard and distinguishes itself by its
private surroundings, reflecting the very private
relationship that the owners have with the artists
whose work they collect and represent, and with
their clients.
F2 Gallery aims to contribute to the cross-
cultural exchange of blue chip and cutting edge
contemporary art, in all its forms, between China
and the West. Furthermore, F2 Gallery also provides
corporations, public institutions and museums.
In October 2006, F2 Gallery opened a sister gallery
named DF2 Gallery in Los Angeles in cooperation
with David Desanctis.
798 Art District, No.2 Jiuxianqiao Road Galleri Faurschou originated in 1986 by Luise and
Chaoyang District Jens Faurschou in central Copenhagen, where it still
Beijing, 100015, China
 remains.
T   +86 10 8459 9316
F   +86 10 8459 9314 Faurschou opened a new 1.000 m2 gallery in
M  +86 13 91012 1760 Beijing, China on November 24th 2007. Faurschou’s
Beijing@Faurschou.com new gallery is located in Beijing’s 798 Art District,
www.faurschou.com the most significant gallery area and the most
cosmopolitan part of Beijing. Recently, this area,
which previously housed the military’s electronic
factories has now been transformed into a culturally
Gallery Artists vibrant area with both Chinese and international
Georg Baselitz   Nina Sten-Knudsen galleries, private museums, designer shops, fashion
Michael Bevilacqua   Bjarne Melgaard   boutiques, cafés and restaurants.
Wim Delvoye   Erik Parker
Erik A. Frandsen   David Salle
Michael Kvium   Andy Warhol

Yin Zhaoyang David Salle

Submerging Thoughts
2008 2007
Oil on canvas Oil on linen
50 x 40 cm x 4 229 x 206 cm
Foundation for Indian Contemporary Art C15 Frey Norris Gallery C11

D 178 Okhla Phase 1
New Delhi, 110 020
India
T  +91 11 6547 4005
F  +91 11 2681 2973
info@ficart.org
www.ficart.org
The Foundation for Indian Contemporary Art (FICA)
is a non-profit organisation that hopes to broaden
the audience for contemporary Indian art, enhance
opportunities for artists, and establish a continuous
dialogue between the arts and the public through
education and active participation in public art
projects and funding. We have established the
Emerging Artist Award, Research Fellowship,
Public Art Grant and Art for Children programming,
in addition to hosting several panel discussions
on current topics in contemporary Indian art. We
believe that public programming can benefit all those
participating in the making of contemporary Indian
art, its practice and reception.
456 Geary Street
San Francisco, CA 94102, USA
T   +1 415 346 7812
F  +1 415 346 7877
wendi@freynorris.com
raman@freynorris.com
www.freynorris.com
Gallery Artists
Susannah Bettag
Zhong Biao
Kate Eric
Shen Shaomin
Hisashi Tenmyouya
Inkie Whang
Frey Norris Gallery is an inviting space for
contemporary art near Union Square in the center
of downtown San Francisco. We feature art from the
San Francisco Bay Area and Asia in a wide range
of media and have hosted the American debuts of
some of the most prominent artists in China, Korea,
and Japan, including Zhong Biao, Inkie Whang, Koh
Myung Keun and Shen Shaomin.
Since 2002, our exhibitions and artists have been
featured in The International Herald Tribune, the San
Francisco Chronicle, Art in America, ARTnews, Art
Ltd., Art Week, 7x7 Magazine, The Economist, SF
Weekly, KQED, NBC, ABC and NPR.

Shen Shaomin
Rakhi Peswani Experimental Field No.2: Sunflowers
For Louise II 2007
2006 Animal bone, cast bone meal, acrylic and rock salt
Mixed Media 130 x 15 cm
Gana Art Gallery B12 Gandhara Art A11

97 Pyeongchang-Dong Since its foundation in 1983, Gana Art Gallery has 21/F Sunshine Plaza The genesis of the ‘Contemporary Miniature’, a
Jongno-Gu, Seoul 110-846 organized over 600 exhibitions. Its continuous 353, Lockhart Road genre exclusive to Pakistan, is a vibrant rebirth of the
Korea participation in international art fairs and exhibitions Hong Kong traditional South Asian miniature. Pakistan’s current
T  +822 720 1020 has endowed the Korean art community with an socio-political tensions have manifested themselves
F   +822 395 2780 advanced international status. Gana Art Gallery has F 65/2, Kehkashan, Blk 4 in the creative ingenuity of these artists. Gandhara
gana@ganaart.com been committed to providing the Korean public Clifton-Kehkashan Art will be predominantly showcasing this genre at
www.ganaart.com with exposure to important contemporary artists Karachi, Pakistan ART HK 08.
from abroad, such as Pierre Alechinsky, Tàpies,
Sam Francis, Jasper Johns, Lichtenstein, Joan Miro, T   +852 2592 9763 Gandhara Art is a curatorial and art publishing
Baselitz, Wesselmann, Robert Longo, Jean Dubuffet, F   +852 2592 9763 initiative, engaged in showcasing the work
Kenneth Noland, Georges Braque, Vanessa Beecroft, M  +852 9268 6265 of Pakistan’s pioneering Modern artists, as well as
Joel Shapiro, Keith Tyson and many other world info@gandhara-art.com the contemporary art of Pakistan’s next generation.
renowned artists. www.gandhara-art.com
Our gallery programme at the Gandhara Art Space
in Karachi, is complemented by exhibitions in Hong
Gallery Artists Gallery Artists Kong’s public art spaces.
Ahn Sung-Ha   Do Sung-Wook Aisha Khalid   Talha Rathore
Ron Arad   Ji Yong-Ho Atif Khan   Tazeen Qayyum
Back Seung-Woo   Ko Young-Hoon Muddasar Manzoor   Attiya Shaukat
Bae Bien-U   Joel Shapiro Imran Qureshi
Vanessa Beecroft   Keith Tyson

Bae Bien-U Mudassar Manzoor

Sonamu (Pine tree) Untitled
2007 2007
C-print mounted on plexiglass in artist’s frame Gouache on wasli (paper)
300 x 150 cm (each) 50 x 65 cm
Gebert Contemporary
558 Canyon Road, Santa Fe
New Mexico 87501
USA
T   +1 505 992 1100
F   +1 505 989 1991
544 S. Guadalupe St at the Railyard
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501
USA
T   +1 505 983 3838
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7160 Main Street, Scottsdale
Arizona 85251
USA
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1345 Abbot Kinney Boulevard, Venice
California 90292
USA
T  +1 310 450 9897
info@gebertgallery.com
www.gebertgallery.com
Fung Ming Chip
Accidentally Passing
2006
Chinese ink on paper
70 x 69 cm
D05
Gebert Contemporary has two galleries in Santa
Fe: an historic compound on Canyon Road and a
new 558sqm space in the Railyard district near
SITE Santa Fe. The Railyard project space was
constructed to accommodate monumental sculpture
and painting, as well as multi-media installations.
Gebert Contemporary also has a spacious gallery
in Scottsdale. Gebert Gallery in Venice, California is
the newest institution in this family run organization.
Sandro Gebert opened this gallery in April 2008.
Gebert specializes in abstract painting, sculpture,
and multi-media projects by an international group
of artists. Most gallery artists are mid-career and
established. Exhibited works come from Australia,
Austria, Belgium, China, Germany, Japan, Mexico,
Nicaragua, Poland, Spain and the United States.
Gallery Artists
Magdalena Abakanowicz    Xavier Mascaró  
Fung Ming Chip      Marcia Myers
Johannes Girardoni      Udo Nöger
Bernd Haussmann      Keiko Sadakane
Jun Kaneko      Manolo Valdés
Jun Kaneko
Untitled
2008
Glazed ceramic
81.28 x 83.82 x 30.48 cm
Goedhuis Contemporary C05 Galerie Grand Siècle G05

42 East 76th Street
New York NY 10021
USA
T  +212 535 6954
F  +212 535 0256
newyork@goedhuiscontemporary.com
www.goedhuiscontemporary.com
Gallery Artists
Chen Wenbo   Ma Liuming
Cui Xiuwen   Qin Feng
Gu Wenda   Wei Dong
Li Chen   Shao Yinong and Mu Chen
Ma Yahong   Xu Bing
Michael Goedhuis opened Goedhuis Contemporary
in London in 1995 and inaugurated the New York
space in January 2002, after spending two decades
specializing in early Asian art.
Today Goedhuis Contemporary, with offices in New
York, London and Beijing, is dedicated to exhibiting
and publishing the most meaningful contemporary art
by artists of Chinese origin.
Our current emphasis is on both the established and
emerging Chinese artists working in Mainland China
as well as Taiwan, Hong Kong, Paris, Berlin, New York
and London. The only criterion for inclusion in the
gallery’s exhibition network is the quality of work and
its capacity to be relevant to, and significant for, the
modern world.
1F, No.17, Alley 51, Lane 12, Sec.3, Galerie Grand Siècle has been established by Mr.
Bade Rd., Taipei 10559, Taiwan Chang Hsueh Kung since 1999. Being the most
T   +886 2 2578 5630 remarkable new media art gallery in Taiwan, we
F   +886 2 2578 8659 present excellent works by young new media artists
M  +886 9381 17743 not only in our gallery but also at international art
richacha@ms25.hinet.net fairs in Europe, the USA, China and Korea. The latest
www.changsgallery.com.tw fairs we have been to through the year 2007 and
early 2008 were Diva New York, Loop Barcelona,
ShContemporary Shanghai, ArtFair21 Cologne, Diva
Paris and ARCO Madrid 08.
Gallery Artists Other artists that our gallery represents are:
Chen Wen-Chi   Li Xin Wang Ya-Hui, Kuo I-Chen, Tao Ya-Lun, Wu Chun-Hui
Chen Yung-Hsien   Shiau Bei-Chen and Tseng Wei-Hao.
Fang Jiao-Huei   Su Meng-Hung
Gu Gan   Wang Ke-Ping
Huang Hsin-Chien   Yao Jui-Chung

Qin Feng Yao, Jui-Chung

West Wind East Water 069 Dust in the Wind : Big Taiwan/Taiwan Mobile
2004 2008
Ink, coffee and tea on silk/cotton paper Hand made paper, ink with gold leaf
159.7 x 158.8 cm 140 × 46 cm
Green Cardamom J08 Grotto Fine Art F06

5a Porchester Place Green Cardamom is an international arts 2/F 31C-D Wyndham Street Established in 2001, Grotto Fine Art specialises
London W2 2BS organisation. We develop and run visual arts projects Central, Hong Kong in contemporary Hong Kong art. Featuring both
United Kingdom with public museums and galleries. We also run T  +852 2121 2270 emerging and well-known local Chinese artists,
T  +44 20 7402 7125 a gallery programme and represent artists from F   +852 2121 2269 the gallery is devoted exclusively to Hong Kong art
M  +44 78 0858 1333 Pakistan, South and Central Asia, and the Middle M  +852 9106 2721 through curatorial projects and regular exhibitions
info@greencardamom.net East. Green Cardamom works on a not-for-profit info@grottofineart.com of painting, sculpture, photography, ceramics and
www.greencardamom.net basis. www.grottofineart.com conceptual installations. As a consultant, Grotto Fine
Art works with corporate and private collections and
Other artists that our gallery represents are: has placed works in important institutes around the
Bani Abidi, Khadim Ali, Khalil Chishtee and Sophie world. Henry Au-yeung, Grotto’s director and chief
Ernst. curator, is a specialist in 20th Century Chinese art
who writes, curates and lectures regularly in the field.
Gallery Artists Gallery Artists
Hamra Abbas      Noa Lidor   Halley Cheng   Joey Leung
Faiza Butt      Mahbub Shah   Flora Fok   Wilson Shieh
Ruby Chishti      Mohammad Ali Talpur Ho Sin-tung   Angela Su
Iftikhar Dadi & Elizabeth Dadi  Nusra Latif Qureshi Sarah Lai   Fiona Wong
Ali Kazim      Muhammad Zeeshan  Danny Lee   Wong Chung-yu

Iftikhar Dadi & Elizabeth Dadi Ho Sin-tung

They Made History, (detail, Gandhi) A Little Creepy Crawler
1999-2005 2007
Digital print mounted on lightbox Mixed media on wood
45.7 cm diameter x 12.7 cm deep 86 x 47 cm
The Guild
28 B, Pipewala Building
58/70 Shahid Bhagat Singh Road
Corner of 4th Pasta Lane, Colaba
Mumbai 400 005 India
T  +22 87 5839 / 22 87 6211
F  +22 87 6210
theguildart@yahoo.com
www.guildindia.com
Gallery Artists
Navjot Altaf     Sathyanand Mohan
Arunanshu Chowdhury     K.P.Reji
Riyas Komu     N.N.Rimzon
Bose Krishnamachari     T.V.Santhosh
Prajakta Potnis     Heeral Trivedi
B10
The Guild Art Gallery, founded in Mumbai in
late 1997, has established a major international
reputation for its commitment to showing significant
artists whose work is ambitious, challenging and
intellectually driven. Since its inception, the Gallery’s
mission has been to represent, support and nurture
the work of emerging cutting edge artists possible
for them to take risks and come up with ambitious
projects. In 2006, The Guild Art Gallery opened an
additional space in Manhattan’s Chelsea art district
to expand and to forge new ties with communities
overseas.
Riyas Komu
Mark Him
2007
Archival print, Ed. 1/9
188 x 127 cm
Hakgojae F05

110-200 70, Sokyuk-dong The gallery Hakgojae is one of the leading galleries
Jongno-gu in Korea with a good reputation for its leadership in
Seoul, Korea artistic and publishing fields since 1988. “Hakgojae”
T   +82 2 720 1524-6 means “a house for learning old and create a new”.
F   +82 2 720 1527 Living up to its name, Hakgojae Gallery seeks to link
info@hakgojae.com tradition and modernity through art. All exhibitions of
www.hakgojae.com modern, contemporary and traditional arts organized
by Hakgojae for the last two decades have been
respected for their authenticity and originality.

Hakgojae is looking for artists who will long be

remembered for their tremendous contributions to
Gallery Artists art and culture, and it arranges exhibitions that it
Chen Wenji   Jia Youfu believes will be spotlighted in the history of art. It is
Choi In-sun   Kim Tschang-yeul committed to becoming a place that is loved and
Chung Hyun   Lee Bae appreciated by the art community.
Ian Davenport   Suk Chul-joo

Choi In-sun Chung Hyun

Walking on vertical horizontal - Boat House Untitled
2008 1999
Oil on canvas Resin, steel
80 x 203 cm 215 x 60 x 67 cm
Hanart TZ Gallery E08
202 Henley Building Hanart TZ Gallery was founded in 1983 to specialise
5 Queen’s Road in contemporary Chinese art, and continues to be
Central, Hong Kong the leading gallery in its field. Hanart TZ Gallery has
T  + 852 2526 9019 pioneered the exhibition of experimental art from
F  + 852 2521 2001 mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan, and since
tzchang@hanart.com the 1980s has co-operated with most of the important
www.hanart.com artists now recognized internationally. Its major
exhibitions include sculptures by Taiwanese “Ju Ming”
(Singapore National Museum 1986; Hakone Open-Air
Museum 1995; Place Vedome, Paris 1997), a major
retrospective of mainland radical scene, “China’s New
Gallery Artists Art Post 1989’; Video Art from China, Taiwan and
Major contemporary artists from Mainland China, Hong Kong, “Fast Forward” (Macau Contemporary
Hong Kong and Taiwan Art Centre 1999, The Rudolfinum, Prague 2000).
Hanart TZ Gallery is active in promoting new talents,
and is constantly showing and publishing the work of
emerging artists.
Feng Mengbo
Q2008
2008
Interactive installation
Equipment: PC or Mac, projection or HD
display, stereo sound system,
unlimited
Galerie Reinhard Hauff G04
Paulinenstr. 47 Galerie Reinhard Hauff (founded in 1995) identifies,
70178 Stuttgart experiments and critically examines the latest
Germany trends in international contemporary art production.
T  +49 711 60 9770 The program of Galerie Reinhard Hauff explores
F   +49 711 620 2667 the relationship between contemporary art and
M  +49 175 412 0686 current cultural and political trends. We prioritize
galerie@reinhardhauff.de innovative and experimental work from the best of
www.reinhardhauff.de contemporary art production. We further quality in
young artists and in new work by established artists
- mixing strategies, ideas and talents to bring exciting
impulses to the international art scene.
Gallery Artists
Frank Ahlgrimm   Thomas Locher
Daniele Buetti   Josephine Meckseper
Annelise Coste   Mark Pearson
Wolfgang Flad   Julika Rudelius
Jochen Lempert   Stephen Willats
Frank Ahlgrimm
Blockade
2008
Oil, acrylic and lacquer on canvas
200 x 280 cm
Galerie Kashya Hildebrand F10 Gallery Caprice Horn D09

Talstrasse 58 The main focus of the gallery is to represent an Kochstrasse 60 The gallery founded in 2002 is committed to
8001 Zurich international group of young, emerging artists. At 10969 Berlin promote younger as well as more established
Switzerland ART HK 08 special interest will be given to artists Germany artists, working in various media. The gallery
T   +41 44 210 0202 from Europe, the Middle East and Asia (Austria, T  +49 30 4404 8929 is particularly interested in artists who reflect
F   +41 44 210 0215 China, Korea, Morocco). Many of them highlight F   +49 30 4432 8965 upon the international, cultural and normative
M  +41 79 549 6792 issues of censorship, the influence of globalization info@capricehorn.com influence of society. The international programme
estelle@kashyahildebrand.org on their respective cultures and the resulting www.capricehorn.com of contemporary art represented by the gallery
www.kashyahildebrand.org displacement. Most of these artists deal with notions includes works of photography, video, painting and
of hybrid identities and cultural tension. They have installation.
an ongoing dialogue between the East and the
West, the old and the new, the ancestral and the
Gallery Artists contemporary. Their works often reflect a certain Gallery Artists
Baba Anand   Min Jung-Yeon displacement experienced due to the influence of Matthew Carver   Li Wei
Chen Yichu   Andrei Molodkin Western culture on the East. Daniel und Geo Fuchs   Maleonn
Cheng Guang   Cole Morgan Julia Fullerton-Batten   Maslen & Mehra
Lalla Essaydi   Kathy Mueller-Moser Alona Harpaz   Mitra Tabrizian
Li Tianbing   Robert Schaberl Atta Kim   Tae Hun Kang

Min Jung-Yeon Mitra Tabrizian

L’Intuition Beyond the limits
2007 2000
Acrylic on canvas C-print
130 x 130 cm 122 x 153 cm
Gallery IHN C08 Ingleby Gallery H03

141 Palpan-dong, Chongno-gu Gallery IHN has developed a reputation in
Seoul, 110-220 organizing ambitious and innovative exhibitions of
Korea leading artists. The gallery moved to its present
T  +82 2 732 4677 / 8 premises in the Sagan area, near Kyung-Bok
F  +82 2 732 4679 Palace and the Blue House in August 1998. With
M  +82 11 9863 2448 its characteristic space including 2 showrooms,
ihn@galleryihn.com the gallery acts as a consultant to major museums
www.galleryihn.com and public art institutions and as a precursor to
Korean contemporary art. Since its inception in
1989, Gallery IHN has held exhibitions specialising
Gallery Artists in contemporary Korean art including painting,
Bae Joon Sung sculpture, photography, mixed media and
Hong Sung Chul installations. The gallery currently represents the
Lee You Jin leading contemporary artists in Korea who are
Whang In Kie selected solely on the basis of their aesthetic quality
Yoon Jeong Mee and intellectual appeal. To fulfill its role as the
leading fine arts gallery, Gallery IHN continues to not
only host exhibitions of leading contemporary artists
but also introduce young and rising artists.
6 Carlton Terrace Founded in 1998, Ingleby Gallery maintains an
Edinburgh EH7 5DD ambitious programme of exhibitions and off-site
United Kingdom projects by established and emerging contemporary
T   +44 131 556 4441 artists. In the past 10 years, we have secured a
F   +44 131 556 4454 reputation as one of Scotland’s leading private
info@inglebygallery.com galleries, renowned for the quality of our exhibitions
www.inglebygallery.com and publications. Our programme maintains a strong
curatorial focus, often presenting a contextual and
cross-generational view of contemporary art practice.
We represent established artists of international
Gallery Artists standing, alongside some of the most important
David Austen   Ian Hamilton Finlay Scottish figures of recent generations, whilst working
Anna Barriball   Callum Innes hard to introduce and support younger, emerging
David Batchelor   Peter Liversidge artists. In August 2008 we will move from our existing
Ian Davenport   Garry Fabian Miller gallery to a new 6000 sq ft space in Edinburgh’s city
Susan Derges   Sean Scully centre.

Hong Sung Chul Callum Innes

Perceptual Mirror_1010855 Exposed Painting Royal Blue
2008 2007
Admixture on door panel Oil on linen
110 x 105 x 15 cm 212.5 x 202.5 cm
Bernard Jacobson Gallery B01 Amelia Johnson Contemporary F07

6 Cork Street Modern and contemporary international art G/F 6-10B Shin Hing Street Amelia Johnson Contemporary is dedicated
London W1E 3NX Noho, Central to promoting groundbreaking international
United Kingdom Hong Kong contemporary art with a view to bringing something
T   +44 207 734 3431 T   +852 2548 2286 out of the ordinary to the Hong Kong audience.
F   +44 207 734 3277 F   +852 2548 2287 The gallery showcases the work of emerging as
mail@jacobsongallery.com info@ajc-art.com well as established artists, exhibiting its stable of
www.jacobsongallery.com www.ajc-art.com acclaimed artists in Hong Kong and overseas. A
strong component of our programme is our annual
exhibition focusing on emerging artists. We are also
strongly committed to supporting Hong Kong artists
and feature many of the Territory’s up and coming
artists in our exhibition line up.
Gallery Artists Gallery Artists
Larry Bell   Phillip King Konstantin Bessmertny   Nishizawa Chiharu
Bram Bogart   Robert Motherwell Eric Chan   Sally Smart
Helen Frankenthaler   Frank Stella Caroline Yi Cheng   Richard Winkworth
Pia Fries   William Tillyer Kum Chi Keung   Xing Danwen
Shirley Kaneda   Tom Wesselmann Lam Wai Kit   Larry Yung

Konstantin Bessmertny
Remake: In the House of Levi
2007-08
Oil on canvas
210 x 373 cm

Larry Bell
Cube #6 (Blue and Dark Grey)
2008
Glass coated with inconel and SIO
30.5 x 30.5 x 30.5 cm
gbk - Gallery Barry Keldoulis J07 Keumsan Gallery H04

285 Young Street gbk presents an eclectic stable of artists and diverse
Waterloo Sydney NSW 2017 exhibition programme, focused by Barry Keldoulis’
Australia preference for work that combines intellectual rigor,
T  +61 8399 1240 ideas and aesthetics.
M  +61 414 864 445
barry@gbk.com.au Informed by his work in Australian museums and
www.gbk.com.au galleries after fifteen years in New York and Europe,
Barry Keldoulis opened gbk in May 2003. From his
former boss and mentor Henry Geldzahler (the first
Commissioner of Cultural Affairs for the City of New
York, and seminal Pop Art protagonist) Keldoulis
has adopted as his maxim “art is what artists make,
and this is what they are making now”. This has led
Keldoulis, for whom contemporary art is a marriage
of ideas and aesthetics, to work closely with artists,
encouraging their ambitious projects and promoting
them around the globe.
Gallery Artists
Sean Cordeiro & Claire Healy   Fiona Lowry
Debra Dawes     Jess MacNeil
Hayden Fowler   Hitesh Natalwala
Jonathan Jones     Sarah Smuts-Kennedy
Jitish Kallat     Grant Stevens
Heyri Art Valley G-28, 1652-140, Beop-heong-li As the leading independent gallery in the Heyri Art
Tanhyun-myun, Paju-City, Gyeonggi-do Valley, Seoul, Keumsan has supported and promoted
Seoul, 413-841, Korea the work of international and emerging artists in
T   + 82 31 957 6320, 6324 Korea, China, Japan and India. With galleries in
F   + 82 31 957 6319 Seoul, Tokyo and Beijing, Keumsan provides a venue
M  + 82 11 9069 6317 for a rich cultural exchange between Asian artists and
heyrikeumsan@empal.com cultures.
www.keumsan.org
Through our involvement in a large number of
Dashanzi Huantienei Yishucheng B-0024 international art fairs in the East Asian art world and
Chaoyang Dist, Beijing, China North America, Keumsan Gallery has introduced
T   + 86 10 6436 6176, 6186 Asian contemporary art to a wide range of audiences
F   + 86 10 6436 6186 and global art markets. At the same time the gallery
M  + 86 133 6639 6499 has established a strong network between collectors,
beijingqinshan@yahoo.com.cn galleries and artists within the international Asian art
www.chinakeumsan.com community.
Yabe Bld. 1F 3-5-5 Higashi Nihonbashi
Chuo-ku, Tokyo, 103-0004, Japan
T   + 81 3 5642 6137 Gallery Artists
F   + 81 3 5642 6138 Choi Sun Joo   Lee Ufan
M  + 81 80 1279 8938 Kang Airan   Liang Bin Bin
keumsangallery@space355.jp Kim Joon   Dileep Sharma
www.space355.jp Kim Sung Nam   Yu Fan

Jess MacNeil Kim Joon

The Shape of Between Bird Land - Armani
2006 2008
Digital video Lambda print
12 mins 59 secs (infinite loop) 100 x 175 cm
Kukje Gallery G01

59-1 Sokyuk-dong Since opening in 1982, Kukje Gallery has been

Jongno-gu, Seoul 110-200 representing the most current and significant
Korea tendencies in Korean and international contemporary
T  +82 2 735 8449 art. The gallery has exhibited major international
F   +82 2 733 4879 artists such as Alexander Calder, Anselm Kiefer, Eva
kukje@kukjegallery.com Hesse, Anish Kapoor, Louise Bourgeois, Damien
www.kukjegallery.com Hirst, Jenny Holzer and Bill Viola.

Kukje Gallery also plays an important role in

developing the domestic art market and promoting
Korean artists abroad. The gallery has successfully
introduced many of the most critically acclaimed
Gallery Artists Korean artists including Yeondoo Jung, Duck-Hyun
Ghada Amer   Yeondoo Jung Cho and Ki-Bong Rhee to the international art world.
Louise Bourgeois   Hye-Rim Lee
Alexander Calder   Ki-Bong Rhee
Duck-Hyun Cho   Ed Ruscha
Damien Hirst   Andy Warhol

Ki-Bong Rhee Andy Warhol

Psyche - The Hole Flowers
2007 1964
Plexiglas, acrylic and mixed media Silkscreen on canvas
191 x 130 cm 35.5 x 35.5 cm
Kwai Fung Hin Art Gallery F09

2/F Hong Kong Diamond Exchange Building
8 Duddell Street, Central
Hong Kong
T   +852 2580 0058
F  +852 2518 8774
art@kwaifunghin.com
www.kwaifunghin.com
Gallery Artists
Fang Shao Hua   Pan Dehai
Guo Jin   Su Xin Ping
Liu Hong Wei   Xue Song
Ma Desheng   Yang Shao Bin
Mao Xuhui   Zeng Hao
Founded in 1991, Kwai Fung Hin Art Gallery is
a member of the Kwai Fung Group. The Group
is veteran provider of a full range of art related
services, including gallery, consultancy, lithographs
and art book publication. The Group has built up a
top class collection of, and is widely respected as the
leading expert in Asia on, contemporary Chinese art. Guo Jin
The Group has organised countless art exhibitions, Mr. Crow No.7
including major shows at important museums and 2007
public spaces in Hong Kong and China. Oil on canvas
220 x 280 cm

Liu Wei
No Smoking
1999
Oil and graphite on canvas
187.3 x 249.6 cm
Galerie Hélène Lamarque B04 Yvon Lambert G02

37, rue Vaneau Presenting international modern and contemporary 108 rue Vieille du Temple In 1966 Yvon Lambert opened his first Parisian gallery
75007 Paris, France art since 1994, Galerie Hélène Lamarque has begun Paris, 75003 France on the rue de L’Échaudé where he exhibited a great
T   +33 1 42 78 01 91 specialising in contemporary Indian art. T  +33 1 4271 0933 many American artists: Carl Andre, Robert Barry, Sol
F   +33 1 42 76 00 69 F  +33 1 4271 8747 LeWitt, Richard Long, Brice Marden, Robert Ryman,
M  +33 6 11 41 62 78 With non-Western art as a focal point, solo shows paris@yvon-lambert.com Tony Smith, Richart Tuttle, Cy Twombly, Lawrence
hlamarque@wanadoo.fr and thematic exhibitions highlight tendencies in Weiner, the tenants of Conceptual, Minimalist and
www.galeriehelenelamarque.com contemporary art from India, as well as Afghanistan, 550 West 21rst Street land art.
Iran and Tunisia. Emerging and established artists New York, NY 10011, USA
compose a gallery programme whose goal is to T  +1 212 242 3611 In 1986 he moved again to the magnificent glass-
introduce the dynamic work of such artists to F  +1 212 242 3920 roofed space on rue Vieille du Temple where he
audiences unfamiliar with the art of these regions. newyork@yvon-lambert.com affirmed strong relationships with artists including
www.yvon-lambert.com Nan Goldin, Jenny Holzer, Joan Jonas and Anselm
Kiefer.

Gallery Artists Gallery Artists In 2003 Yvon Lambert consolidated his international
position with the opening of a second gallery in
Anju Chaudhuri   Riyas Komu Spencer Finch   Jonathan Monk Chelsea, New York, after having set up in the Hôtel de
Chu Teh-Chun   Bose Krishnamachari Kendell Geers   Charles Sandison Caumont, Avignon in 2000 the Collection Lambert en
Debesh Goswami   Akbar Padamsee Douglas Gordon   Tsang Kin Wah Avignon, which stands today as an assembly of more
Anish Kapoor   Abderrazak Sahli Koo Jeong-A   Ian Wallace than 500 art works by contemporary artists.
Prabhakar Kolte   Vivan Sundaram Bertrand Lavier   Tom Wesselmann
Other artists represented are:
Anna Gaskell, Loris Gréaud.

Ian Wallace
Vivan Sundaram Untitled (At the Crosswalk II)
Fly 2007
2008 Photolaminate with acrylic on canvas
Digital photograph on archival paper, edition of 10 4 panels, each 244 x 122 cm
152 x 100 cm overall 244 x 488 cm
Max Lang F04

229 Tenth Avenue
New York, NY 10011
USA
T  +1 212 980 2400
F  +1 212 741 8580
info@maxlanggallery.com
www.maxlanggallery.com
Gallery Artists
Jean-Michel Basquiat   Pablo Picasso
Keith Haring   Frank Stella
Sam Francis   Andy Warhol
Damien Hirst   Yan Pei-Ming
Yayoi Kusama   Zhang Huan
Max Lang features works by leading Modern and
Contemporary artists, as well as design furniture,
in a striking venue. Situated in a two story, 4000
square foot building on 10th Avenue at 24th Street,
the gallery serves as a gateway to the Chelsea art
scene. Max Lang maintains a revolving exhibition
program, surveying work by established masters
such as Lichtenstein, Warhol, Picasso, Wesselmann,
Judd, Rosenquist and Hirst, among others, as well as
showcasing the work of leading contemporary artists
such as Zhang Huan, Chuck Close, Franz Gertsch
and Mrzyk & Moriceau.

Zhang Huan
Buddha Never Down with Feathers
2003
Painted aluminum, fiberglass and feathers
211 x 211 cm
Langgeng Gallery B09

Cempaka 8B, Magelang 56123 Langgeng Gallery was founded by its present
Central Java, Indonesia director, Deddy Irianto, in 2002. The art space
T  +62 293 313338 is located in Magelang, Central Java. In Jakarta,
F   +62 293 313468 Langgeng Gallery provides an art space located
M  +62 811 254683 at Kemang Raya St. The gallery is committed to
info@langgeng.net promoting Indonesian and Asia-Pacific modern and
www.langgeng.net contemporary fine art, especially paintings, drawings
and sculptural art works. It is our goal to introduce
the best contemporary artists from Indonesia to a
global audience, and their counterparts in the Asia-
Pacific region to the Indonesian public.
Gallery Artists
Arahmaiani     Haris Purnomo
Ay Tjoe Christine     Filippo Sciascia
S Teddy D     Srihadi Soedarsono
FX Harsono     Ugo Untoro
Agapetus A Kristiandana    Roberto Coda Zabetta

   

Ugo Untoro Haris Purnomo

VOW Alien
2008 2008
Oil on canvas Oil on canvas
200 x 150 cm 180 x 200 cm
Sabina Lee Gallery A10 Galerie Levy C12

5365 Wilshire Boulevard Sabina Lee Gallery was founded in 1993 by owner, Osterfeldstrasse 6 Galerie Levy was founded in 1970 by Hamburg
Los Angeles, CA 90036 Sabina Lee in downtown Los Angeles. In 2003, the 22529 Hamburg resident Thomas Levy (b. 1947). With its multifaceted
USA gallery moved to its current location, and Sabina Germany program, based not least on the pillars of Surrealism
T  +1 323 935 9279 Lee Gallery has evolved representing emerging and T   +49 40 45 91 88 and Pop Art, Galerie Levy has earned a first rate
F  +1 323 935 1751 established artists from diverse backgrounds whose F   +49 40 44 72 25 reputation among German and European galleries
M  +1 213 453 4389 works range from painting, sculpture, installations, M  +49 172 430 79 82 Thomas Levy through the past decades. Galerie Levy is the
info@sabinaleegallery.com video and photography. The gallery believes in the M  +49 172 583 45 51 Alexander Sairally exclusive representative, as primary gallery, of artists
www.sabinaleegallery.com important role of art and culture in a multicultural info@galerie-levy.de Allen Jones, Marc Lüders, C.O. Paeffgen, Mel Ramos,
city such as Los Angeles and will continue to www.galerie-levy.de and Daniel Spoerri, among others. It also represents
introduce artists from diverse backgrounds to the the estate of Meret Oppenheim, in close coordination
public. with that artist’s family.
Gallery Artists Gallery Artists
Joonsung Bae   Seiji Kunishima Cheng Yuzheng   C.O. Paeffgen Since September of 2004 the gallery has been
Seonghi Bahk   SungHong Min Allen Jones   Mel Ramos located on the outskirts of Eppendorf in a loft-like
Ik-Joong Kang   Gregg Renfrow Marc Lüders   Rolf Rose space that offers fantastic possibilities for the
Aragna Ker Daniel Mohr   Daniel Spoerri presentation of art. The interior of the gallery is
Estate of Meret Oppenheim Annette Streyl no less impressive than the enchanted exterior
areas with their sculpture garden. The artworks
on display have all the space they need within the
gallery’s two expansive exhibition rooms. Since the
implementation of LEVY 1st VIEW in 2004 the gallery
has also become more involved in the mediation and
development of emerging contemporary artists.

Joonsung Bae
The Costume of Painter - Museum
2007 Cheng Yuzheng
Oil and lenticular on canvas Installation view Cheng Yuzheng exhibition at Galerie Levy
133 x 160 cm September 2007
M+B J02 magical. ARTROOM A05

612 North Almont Drive 1-18-4-3F Ebisu, Shibuya-ku “Magical” is a new type of art space where we not
Los Angeles, California 90069 Tokyo 150-0013 only scout and introduce Japanese and Asian young
USA Japan talents through exhibitions but also create some
T  +1 310 550 0050 T   +81 3 3445 8988 sort of structure in order to provoke and stimulate
F   +1 310 550 0605 F   +81 3 3445 8988 the Japanese art scene via publications, events and
M  +1 310 463 1920 info@magical-artroom.com lectures. The space is directed by Kentaro Ichihara,
info@mbfala.com www.magical-artroom.com Satoshi Okada, Shigeo Goto and Hiro Sugiyama, and
www.mbfala.com Haruka Ito runs the office.

Gallery Artists Gallery Artists

Martin Denker   Jean-Baptiste Mondino Fumiaki Akahane   Hitoshi Kuriyama
LeRoy Grannis   Jehad Nga Miyuki Akiyama   Miyako Masaki
Alison Jackson   Erwin Olaf Takehiko Hoshino   Daisuke Ohba Hyon Gyon
Mona Kuhn   Massimo Vitali Hyon Gyon   Emi Otaguro   Ki Do Ai Raku
Saul Leiter   Brigitte Waldach Tadasuke Iwanaga   Eye Yamataka 2008
Acrylic on canvas
227 × 182 cm

Martin Denker
CandylandTV
2008
Chromogenic print on diasec in artist’s frame
180 x 240 cm, ed. 6
Marella Gallery
4, Jiuxianqiao Road, Chaoyang District
798 Art Factory, Beijing 100015
China
T  +86 10 6433 4055
F  +86 10 6433 4055
marellabeijing@gmail.com
www.marellabeijing.com
Gallery Artists
Cui Xiuwen   Liu Ding
Feng Zhengquan   Ma Liuming
Han Yajuan   Shi Jinsong
He Sen   Wang Qiang
Jiang Zhi   Yang Qian
Wang Qiang
Optical Games in a Limited Freedom
2008
Show - Installation view
C04
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Marella Gallery was founded in 1994 and opened its
present main space in Milan in 1998. Its activity is
based on researching works across Europe, America
and, since 2001, also China. The Gallery has been 16-4&
exhibiting paintings and photos, as well as videos and
new media works. In 2005, Marella Gallery opened 8dciZbedgVgn6gi;V^g
a new space in Beijing, inside the prosperous 798
Art Factory area. It focuses on Chinese artists’ solo
shows, on projects suggested by young international
curators and on foreign artists’ exhibitions in order
to promote a cultural exchange between different
experiences.
Marlborough Fine Art (London) Ltd D01

6, Albemarle Street Impressionists and Post-Impressionists

London W1S 4BY Twentieth Century European Masters
United Kingdom German Expressionists Pablo Picasso
T   +44 20 7629 5161 Post War American Artists Trois Femmes a la Fontaine
F   +44 20 7629 6338 1921
mfa@marlboroughfineart.com Modern Masters prints, Pastel on paper on canvas
www.marlboroughfineart.com Contemporary publications and 66 x 50.8 cm
photographs available from
Marlborough Graphics,
London and New York
Gallery Artists
Frank Auerbach   Lucian Freud
Fernando Botero   Fernand Leger
The Estate of Chen Yifei   Aristide Maillol
Chuh Teh Chun   Manolo Valdés
Stephen Conroy   Zhang Qikai

Francis Bacon
Man at a Washbasin
1989 - 90
Oil on canvas
198 x 147.5 cm
Galerie Eric Mircher
26, rue Saint Claude
75003 Paris, France
T   +33 1 4887 0213
M  +33 6 8998 0797
eric.mircher@wanadoo.fr
www.mircher.com
Gallery Artists
Sylvie Fajfrowska
Max Streicher
Yin Qi
Max Streicher
Horses (2)
2008
Nylon spinnaker, electric fans
250 x 200 x 100 cm each
A01
Galerie Eric Mircher has been open for three years
and is now well-known for exhibiting work by mid-
career European painters such as Martin Kasper
and Sylvie Fajfrowska. However, they also offer an
opportunity to non-European artists such as Michael
McMillen and Steve Galloway from California and
Max Streicher from Canada to show their art to
the French public. Many of the artists represented
have their work displayed in private and institutional
collections and participate in national and
international, solo and group exhibitions. The gallery
has participated in the main European art fairs and
is very happy to bring their exhibition for the first
time to the Chinese art market.
Mori Gallery G07

168 Day Street

Sydney, NSW 2000
Australia
T  +61 2 9283 2903
F  +61 2 9283 2909
morigallery@bigpond.com
www.morigallery.com.au

Gallery Artists
Daniel Boyd   Susan Norrie
Danielle Freakley   Luke Parker
Tim Johnson   Catherine Rogers
Narelle Jubelin   Sangeeta Sandrasegar
Fiona MacDonald   Toni Warburton

Daniel Boyd Sangeeta Sandrasegar

King No Beard Untitled #11 from the series Theatre Of The Oppressed
2008 2008
Oil on canvas Paper foil, cartridge paper, watercolour
122 x 167.2 cm 44.5 x 47 cm
Nanzuka Underground J06 Enrico Navarra E08

Shibuya ibis Building B1F Nanzuka Underground mainly deals with avant- 55, Rue de Lille
2-17-3 Shibuya, Shibuya-ku garde artists symbolizing the Japanese Post-War 75007 Paris
Tokyo 150-0002 generation and Japanese young artists who succeed France
Japan its genealogy. Besides Japanese artists, international
T  +81 3 3400 0075 artists who are exploring new possibilities in the art of Domaine les Charles
F  +81 3 3400 1057 the 21st century are also represented. 113, Chemin de la Pierre Plantée
M  +81 80 3514 9145 83490 Le Muy
info@NUG.jp France
www.NUG.jp
The Fuller Building
41 East 57th Street, Suite 1302
New York, NY 10022
Gallery Artists USA Gallery Artists
Mishima Akiyoshi   Tanaami Keiichi Jean-Michel Basquiat   Ravinder Reddy   
T  +33 1 45 61 91 91
Yomar Augusto   MUSTONE Subodh Gupta   Andy Warhol   
F  +33 1 45 61 03 23
Paul Davis   Ukawa Naohiro Keith Haring   Tom Wesselmann    
galerie@enriconavarra.com
Alexander Gelman   Anekawa Taku Jean Pierre Raynaud   Yue Minjun
www.enriconavarra.com
Tsukuda Hiroki   Kurokawa Tomoki Navin Rawanchaikul   Zao Wou-ki   
  

Tanaami Keiichi Andy Warhol

Dazzling Curves Mao
2007 1972
Acrylic on screened painting Felt pen on paper
194 × 145.5 cm 108 x 149 cm
Anna Ning Fine Art D12 Gallery on Old Bailey D07

Room 101, 1/F, St. George’s Building
No. 2 Ice House Street
Central, Hong Kong
T  +852 2521 3193
F  +852 2810 9228
info@annaningfineart.com
www.annaningfineart.com
Gallery Artists
Ai Xuan   He Duoling
Chen Wei   Jiao Xingtao
Chiu Yatsai   Jing Ke Wen
Ding Hong   Tsui Tin Yun
Guo Wei   Ye Yongqing
Anna Ning Fine Art was founded in 2005 as an
exclusive private gallery and art consultancy. The
gallery is dedicated to promoting and exhibiting
contemporary Chinese art by both established and
emerging artists. With her extensive experience in
the contemporary art world, owner Anna Ning is able
to provide not only art consultancy but personalised
advice to art lovers and collectors worldwide. The
gallery applies a rigorous selection procedure to
ensure that the highest quality artworks from China
are shown to a wider international audience.
G/F No 17, Gallery on Old Bailey
Central, Hong Kong
T   +852 2869 7122
F   +852 2869 7622
info@galleryonoldbailey.com
www.galleryonoldbailey.com
Gallery Artists
He Jia
Yan Lei
Gallery on Old Bailey is one of the most well reputed
and innovative contemporary art galleries in Hong
Kong. The gallery was first established in 1999 and
ever since then it has played an important role in
promoting contemporary Chinese fine arts within
the region. It aims to introduce quality artwork from
China to an increasingly appreciative crowd. Gallery
on Old Bailey is home to museum ground-breaking
exhibitions of contemporary Asian arts.
The Gallery represents an impressive stable of
established and emerging artists, and had held many
successful exhibitions for prominent artists such as
Yan Lei, Hong Hao, Li Shijin, He Jia and many more,
winning wide acclaim and respect from worldwide
collectors and buyers.

Jing Kewen He Jia

Together Diver
2004 2007
Oil on canvas Oil on canvas
200 x 150 cm 200 x 320 cm
One and J. Gallery C10 Osage Gallery F08

130-1 Kahoi Dong, Jongro Gu One and J. Gallery was founded in 2005 and
Seoul 110-260 works with emerging contemporary artists. The
Korea gallery has quickly established a reputation as a
T  +82 2 745 1644 platform for the advancement of contemporary
F  +82 2 745 1642 art in Korea and throughout Asia. The gallery’s
info@oneandj.com artists have participated in the Gwangju Biennale,
www.oneandj.com Busan Biennale, Singapore Biennial, Asia-Pacific
Triennial of Contemporary Art, and the Echigo-
Tsumari Triennial. Select group exhibits include:
The Elegance of Silence and Another Landscape
(Mori Museum); Fiction @ Love (MoCA Shanghai);
Art Spectrum (Samsung Museum of Art); Domicile
Gallery Artists Public / Private (St. Etienne Museum of Modern Art);
and the Korean Pavilion at the Venice Biennale.
Kim Jongku   Yoo Seungho
Kim Suyoung   Yoon Bohyun
Park Jina   Yum Joongho
Suh Dongwook
5/F, Kian Dai Building, 73-75 Hung To Road
Kwun Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong
T  +852 2793 4817
F  +852 3007 2988
info@osagegallery.com
www.osagegallery.com
Gallery Artists
Charlie Co   Geng Xue
Jiang Zhi     Sun Yuan + Peng Yu
Kingsley Ng   Shen Shaomin
Li Xinping   Xu Xiaoguo
Miao Xiaochun   Xu Zhongmin
Osage is a gallery group with exhibition spaces in
Hong Kong, Bejing, Singapore and Shanghai.
Our exhibition philosophy explores four broad
themes: Art of Ideas promote new voices, new vision,
new ideas and new styles. Art of Communication
presents art that spurs the imagination and which
could offer various and sometimes even radical
experience. Art of Understanding includes work that
addresses local and national concerns, universal
themes that go beyond national concerns, or issues
of diversity and difference. Art of Engagement aims
to present work that celebrates the achievements of
humanity together with its limitations and failure.
The galleries are dedicated to the exhibition,
promotion and development of contemporary artists,
arts and ideas.

Kim Jongku Li Xinping

Steel Powder Painting (Triptych) (Installation View) The Canon
2007 2007
Steel powder on canvas, mixed media Oil on canvas
340 x 720 cm 250 x 300 cm
Ota Fine Arts G09 Pékin Fine Arts G03

2-8-19-4B Kachidoki Ota Fine Arts was founded in 1994 in Ebisu area, No 241 Cao Chang Di Village, Cui Ge Zhuang Pékin Fine Arts is a Beijing-based art gallery with
Chuoku, Tokyo 1040054 Tokyo. Since the opening of the gallery, we have Chaoyang Distreict, Beijing 100015 over 600 square meters of exhibit space designed by
Japan been representing Yayoi Kusama who is now China Beijing-based artist/architect Ai Weiwei. Pékin Fine
T  +81 3 6273 8611 internationally very well recognized. In 2003, the T   +86 10 5127 3220 Arts strives to represent and to promote innovative
F  +81 3 6273 8612 gallery moved to Roppongi and recently relocated to F   +86 10 5127 3223 contemporary artists, mainly from Asia, focusing
info@otafinearts.com a larger space in the Tokyo Bay area. M  +86 139 0117 1429 on individuals adept at working in a wide-variety
www.otafinearts.com info@pekinfinearts.com of media, with experience in both domestic and
We take this relocation to showcase our programmes www.pekinfinearts.com international exhibitions.
with more diversity than ever. We encourage artists
to have varied international exhibitions as well as Gallery Director: Meg Maggio
domestic activities. Gallery General Manager: Kei Nakamura

Gallery Artists Ota Fine Arts also represents: Gallery Artists

Akira the Hustler   Masayasu Mitsuke
Bu Bu de la Madeleine   Tsuyoshi Ozawa
Yayoi Kusama   Hiraki Sawa
Tomomi Maekawa   Yoshiko Shimada
Takao Minami   Nobuaki Takekawa
SHINCHIKA. Huang Zhiyang   Xu Bing
Lin Tianmiao   Zhan Wang
Marvin Mintofang   Bae Hyung Kyung
Suling Wang   Choi Jeong-Hwa
Wang Shugang   Hwang Changha

Yayoi Kusama
Dots Obsession
1999
Mixed Media
Dimension variable

Huang Zhiyang
Zoon – Beijing Bio 07- 08 x 2 (Diptych)
2006 - 2007
Ink painting on silk
475 x 140 cm (x 2)
Peres Projects F03 Flo Peters Gallery F11

Schlesische Str. 26 Peres Projects also represents: Chilehaus C, Pumpen 8 Though specialising in B/W-photography of the 20th
10997 Berlin assume vivid astro focus, Antonio Ballester Moreno, 20095 Hamburg, Germany century, Flo Peters Gallery also shows a selected
Germany Kaye Donachie, Mark Titchner, Bruce LaBruce, T   +49 40 3037 4686 group of contemporary photographers. Founded in
T  +49 30 6162 6962 Amie Dicke F   +49 40 3037 4688 2005, the gallery shows single and group-exhibitions
F   +49 30 6162 7066 M  +49 171 534 3619 including well-known artists such as Elliott Erwitt,
info@flopetersgallery.com Alfred Eisenstaedt, Andreas Feininger, Mark Seliger
969 Chung King Road www.flopetersgallery.com and J.H. Lartigue, just to name a few.
Los Angeles, CA 90012
USA Located in the “Chilehaus”, a landmark building in
T  +1 213 617 1100 downtown Hamburg, the gallery´s large exhibition
F  +1 213 617 1141 space is a must for every photography art lover and
info@peresprojects.com collector.
www.PeresProjects.com

Gallery Artists Gallery Artists

Dan Attoe     Paul Lee Alfred Eisenstaedt   Herbert List  
Joe Bradley     Kirstine Roepstorff Elliott Erwitt   Sylvia Plachy Herbert List
Dan Colen     Dean Sameshima Andreas Feininger   Marc Riboud  “At the Mediterranean Sea”, Liguria, Italy, 1934
John Kleckner     Agathe Snow    J.H. Lartigue   Thorsten Schimmel 1934
Terence Koh     Dash Snow Robert Lebeck   Mark Seliger  Vintage silver gelatin print
24 x 20 cm

Terence Koh
Apocalypse Now (GOD)
2007
C-print with paint, ink, glitter in custom artist frame
182 x 122 cm
Galerie Photonet C09 PKM Gallery F02

Taunusstrasse 43 The Photonet Gallery was founded in 1999. The 46-C Cao Chang Di, Chaoyang District Founded in 2001 by Park Kyung-mee, PKM Gallery
65183 Wiesbaden gallery’s programme moves between the period Beijing 100015, China has positioned itself at the forefront of contemporary
Germany of early modern and young contemporary. A third T  +86 10 8456 7429 art within South Korea and the international art
T   +49 611 599 0701 emphasis is 20th century photography. F   +86 10 8456 7482 market. PKM Gallery’s program presents broad
F   +49 611 599 0702 ranging issues and trends in contemporary art
M  +49 171 834 6501 137-1 Hwa-dong, Jongro-gu throughout its three venues. In 2006, PKM Gallery
kleinschmidt@photonet-online.de Seoul 110-210, Korea expanded into China as one of the first major
www.photonet-online.de T   +82 2 734 9467 international galleries in the Caochangdi art district of
F  +82 2 734 9469 Beijing. In April of this year, PKM Gallery opened its
third space PKM Trinity Gallery in Seoul’s Cheongdam
79 Cheongdam-dong, Gangnam-gu area, an emerging cultural center for art galleries and
Seoul 135-954, Korea high-fashion.

info@pkmgallery.com
www.pkmgallery.com

Gallery Artists Gallery Artists

Paul Almasy   Albert Renger-Patzsch Jonas Dahlberg   Noori Lee
Roger Ballen   Ramune Pigagaite Olafur Eliasson   Sangnam Lee
Max Baur   Michael Schnabel Steven Gontarksi   Moon Beom  
Thomas Herbrich   Claus Stolz Michael Joo   Jorge Pardo
Werner Mautz   Jan Wenzel Lee Bul   Wang Qingsong

Roger Ballen Jonas Dahlberg

Lunchtime Three Rooms: Location Study - Bedroom
2001 2008
Photograph Lambda print
40 x 40 cm 125 x 187 cm
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 Project 88 A02

Limmatstrasse 270 Swiss and international contemporary art.
8005 Zurich, Switzerland
T   +41 43 444 7050 The gallery also represents:
F   +41 43 444 7060 Emmanuelle Antille, Monika Baer, Martin Boyce,
info@presenhuber.com Angela Bulloch, Valentin Carron, Verne Dawson,
www.presenhuber.com Trisha Donnelly, Maria Eichhorn, Douglas Gordon,
Candida Höfer, Hugo Markl, Andrew Lord, Richard
Prince, Gerwald Rockenschaub, Tim Rollins and
K.O.S., Dieter Roth, Eva Rothschild, Jean-Frédéric
Schnyder, Josh Smith, Beat Streuli, Sue Williams.
G/F BMP Building Project 88, located in Colaba, the art district of
N A Sawant Marg, NR Colaba Fire Station Mumbai, opened in April 2006 with new works of
Colaba, Mumbai 400 005, India Bharti Kher in an exhibition titled ‘Do not meddle in
T   +91 22 2281 0066 / 2281 0099 the affairs of dragons because you are crunchy and
F   + 91 22 2281 0099 taste good with ketchup.’ Housed in a century-old
M  + 98 2028 8858 metal printing press, the industrial aesthetics and
contact@project88.in the cavernous 4000 square feet interiors perfectly
www.project88.in lend itself to showcase the new emerging art of India.
The gallery programme focuses on contemporary art
from within India, as well as the diaspora, and also
has shown artists from other Asian countries such as
Japan, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.

Gallery Artists Gallery Artists

Doug Aitken     Mark Handforth Mahesh Baliga   Neha Choksi
Urs Fischer     Karen Kilimnik Sarnath Banerjee   Minal Damani
Peter Fischli / David Weiss   Ugo Rondinone Atul Bhalla   Rohini Devasher
Sylvie Fleury     Steven Shearer   Bhagyanath C   Vibha Galhotra
Liam Gillick     Franz West   Chirodeep Chaudhuri   Praneet Soi
 
 
 

Ugo Rondinone Praneet Soi

3. April 2007 Pieta
2007 2008
Acrylic on linen Acrylic on linen
Dyptich: 2 paintings each with diameter 220 cm 157.5 x 122 cm
PYO Gallery B07 Red Bridge Gallery B02

258-79 Itaewon-dong, Yongsan-gu
Seoul, Korea
T   +82 2 543 7337
F  +82 2 790 0595
Jiuchang Art District, Beihuqu Rd
Anwaibeiyuan St, Chaoyang District
Beijing, China
T  +86 10 5202 3814
F  +86 10 5202 3813
1100 S Hope Street, Suite 105
Los Angeles, CA 90015
USA
T  +1 626 535 3310
pyogallery@korea.com
www.pyoart.com
PYO Gallery opened its gallery space in 1981 in the
heart of Seoul, Korea. Since the opening, the gallery
has gained reputation for exhibiting progressive
Modern and Contemporary fine art in all genres.
PYO Gallery has placed intense effort in promoting
Asian Art worldwide and such efforts allowed the
gallery great international recognition, increasing
international artist-line and collector base.
As the international expectations grew, it became
necessary for PYO gallery to open a 2nd gallery
space. In March 2006, PYO Gallery Beijing was
launched in the Jiuchang Art District in Beijing,
allowing the gallery to promote its art more effectively.
Moreover, another office in LA has recently opened.
Gallery Artists
Hou Chun Ming   Lin Tian Lu
Ji Dachun   Nan Chao
Kim Tschang-Yeul   Park Sung-Tae
Lee Yong-Deok   THEY (Tamen)
H&H Space Red Bridge Gallery mainly concentrates on the
Building 3 No 570 West Huaihai Road finding, assembling, and accelerating of the fresh
Shanghai, China blood of Chinese contemporary art.
T  +86 21 6280 1089
F  +86 21 6280 5361 Other artists our gallery represents:
M  +86 21 139 1661 1522 Shang Yixin, Fang Zhou, Shu Yang, Tang Yang,
redbridgegallery@163.com Zhang Jinxi
www.redbridge.com.cn
Gallery Artists
He Wei   Mao Xuhui  
Huang Yuxing   Po Shui
Lin Guocheng   Shi Xinji
Liu Wei   Tang Zhigang
Lou Shenyi   Xu Ke

Kim, Tschang- Yeul Liu Wei

Recurrence Landscape
2000-2004 2006
Acrylic and oil on canvas Oil on canvas
227.2 x 181.8 cm 50 x 70 cm
Red Gate Gallery A04 Felix Ringel Gallery C02

Dongbianmen Watchtower
Chongwenmen, Beijing 100600
China
T  +86 10 6525 1005
F  +86 10 6432 2624
M  +137 010 787 21
redgategallery@aer.net.cn
www.redgategallery.com
Red Gate was founded in 1991 by Australian, Brian Heinrich-Heine-Allee 15 International contemporary painting, photography
Wallace with a mission to provide a professional 40213 Dusseldorf and sculpture focusing on the energetic aspect of
gallery for young Chinese artists. This was undertaken Germany artwork.
at a time when there were no other galleries and T   +49 211 602 9900
contemporary Chinese art was virtually unknown. The F   +49 211 602 9999
gallery has expanded its mission and now undertakes M  +49 172 213 8889
international exchanges and operates an artist in art@felixringel.com
residence program of international standing. www.felixringel.com

Gallery Artists Gallery Artists

Guan Wei   Su Xinping Franz Baumgartner   Han Lei
Jiang Weitao   Wang Yuping Ross Bleckner   Joerg Immendorff
Liu Qinghe   Zhou Jun Martin Golland   David Rankin
Sheng Qi Jon Groom   Max Streicher
Ross Bleckner
Guan Yong   Qi Yang
Birds
2003
Oil on canvas
26 x 21 cm

Zhou Jun
Bird’s Nest No. 3
2006
Photograph
50 x 76 cm; 120 x 186 cm (ed. of 10)
Röntgenwerke AG B03 Galerie Stefan Röpke A03

2-5-17 Nihonbashi Bakuro-cho Since 1991, Röntgenwerke AG has always been one St. Apern-Strasse 17-21 The Gallery Stefan Röpke, founded in 1993 in
Chuo-ku Tokyo Japan of the leaders of contemporary art from Japan, and 50667 Cologne Cologne, is focusing on the representation of an
T   +81 3 3662 2666 recently opened a new space named Radi-um. Germany international group of contemporary artists whose
F   +81 3 3662 2666 T  +49 221 25 5559 diverse practices include painting, drawing,
M  +81 90 1840 0063   We represent artists who have not only technical but F   +49 221 25 5742 sculpture and photography.
info@roentgenwerke.com    also aesthetic appeal. Our selection of artworks are info@galerie-roepke.de
www.roentgenwerke.com    based on mottoes such as ‘hyper technik’, ‘ solid www.galerie-roepke.de In 1998 a second space was incorporated
shock’ and ‘clever beauty’. in Madrid.

Gallery Artists Gallery Artists

Katsuyo Aoki   Koichiro Kutsuna Edward Burtynsky   Robert Mapplethorpe
Shinichiro Arakawa   Hideki Kuwajima Martín Chirino   Cveto Marsic
Seiji Aruga   Ryuichi Ohira José Cobo   Max Neumann
Yusuke Ishikawa   Yoshihiko Satoh Aleksandar Duravcevic   Bernardí Roig
Sakan Kan-No   Shuji Yamamoto Sharon Harper   Keisuke Shirota

Sakan Kan-No Max Neumann

ER0104080 Untitled
2008 September 2006
Urethane and acrylic paint on canvas mounted on panel Oil and vinyl on canvas
45 x 45 x 5.5 cm 200 x 100 cm
Rossi + Rossi A13 Galerie Schübbe Projekt D08

16 Clifford Street Rossi + Rossi’s new enlarged premises in 16 Clifford
London W1S 3RG Street, Mayfair, London reflects Rossi + Rossi’s deep
United Kingdom interest not only in the art and culture of the past but
T  +44 207 734 6487 also in the vibrant and innovative art being produced
F  +44 207 734 8051 by Asian artists today. Rossi + Rossi bring to their
info@rossirossi.com choice of contemporary artists and work the same
www.rossirossi.com principle and aesthetic they have applied in the last
25 years in showcasing rare and exceptional antique
pieces. Rossi + Rossi’s contemporary Asian art
exhibitions have been met both with critical acclaim
and a positive audience response. Alongside these
Gallery Artists exhibitions they have staged forums and various
Gade   Tsewang Tashi   discussion groups with the artists, scholars, critics,
Gonkar Gyatso   Tsering Nyandak   collectors and the public. Catalogues written by
Nortse   Palden Weinreb leading scholars accompany most exhibitions.
Tenzing Rigdol   Kesang Lamdark
Neubrückstrasse 6 Galerie Schübbe Projekt was founded in 1990 in
40213 Düsseldorf Düsseldorf in the heart of the city’s art mile, close
Germany to the famous art academy, the museum “K20”, the
T  +49 211 328985 “Kunsthalle” and 10 minutes walk from the “K21”.
F  +49 211 328985 The project room is situated in an old historical
M  +49 171272 6063 building. The Düsseldorf art scene was founded in
Schuebbe@aol.com this street. The project room is a forum for young
www.gallery-schuebbe.com artists to create their first installations. Galerie
Schübbe Projekt’s main objective is to expose and
establish young, contemporary art at international
platforms.
Gallery Artists
Yukako Ando   Nashun Nashunbatu Gallery Program:
Piot Brehmer   Tianhong Sheng International contemporary art
Li Ji Kai   Junior Toscanelli Chinese art
Li Qiang   Carl Emanuel Wolff
Ivo Lucas   Zhou Yunxia

Gonkar Gyatso Zhou Yunxia

God series - 3 Mysterysation of the Heaven
2008 2003-2006
Sticker, papercut on treated paper Rice paper, ink
58 x 76 cm 400 x 200 cm
Michael Schultz Gallery
Mommsenstraße 34
10629 Berlin
Germany
T   +49 3031 9913-0
F   +49 3031 9913-50
office@galerie-schultz.de
www.galerie-schultz.de
No 319, Cao Chang Di  Numerous collaborations have resulted not only in
Cui Ge Zhuang Village
Chaoyang District, Beijing 100015
China
T   +86 10 6432 5093
F   +86 10 6432 5073
M  +86 139 0104 5042
info@schultz-gallery-beijing.com
www.schultz-gallery-beijing.com
211 Nature Poem
118-17 Chungdam-dong
Kangnam-gu
Seoul, Korea
T  +82 2512 6470
F  +82 2512 6471
uniconcho@hanmail.net
www.schultzgallery.co.kr
Huang He
Dream series, No. 1
2007
Oil on canvas
230 x 540 cm
G11
Michael Schultz Galleries represent German and
international painters and sculptors. Besides
representing works from classical modernism, the
gallery programme strives to support contemporary
art and emerging artists.
For the past five years Michael Schultz has been
working intensively with the Korean art market.
showing German artists in Korea, but also opening
up the European market for young Korean artists.
This eventually led to the opening of Michael Schultz
Gallery Seoul in 2006.
In 2007 Michael Schultz Gallery Beijing opened. We
consider both our locations in Seoul and Beijing as a
contribution to the Asian art scene in general, but far
more as a supporter of cultural exchange between
continents.
Gallery Artists
Studer & van den Berg     Ren Hong
Sven Drühl     SEO
Huang He     Shen Liang
Helge Leiberg     Maik Wolf
Li Yuduan     Zhang Hongbo
Seomi & Tuus Gallery
97-19 Chungdam-dong, Gangnam-gu
Seoul, 135-100 Korea
T  +82 511 7305
F  +82 511 7686
M  +82 010 4806 8719
jay@seomituus.com
www.seomituus.com
Gallery Artists
Olivier Babin   Eddie Martinez
Hans Broek   Moon Hyung-Min
Jeremy Dickinson   Oum Jung-Soon
Wayne Gonzales   Simon Patterson
E02
Seomi & Tuus Gallery distinguishes itself from others
in its philosophy that stems from the substantial
experience of the Seomi Gallery in its work in
the contemporary art field over the past twenty
years. Since its opening, Seomi & Tuus Gallery has
maintained the mission to introduce international
artists to the Korean public. Whilst showcasing the
works of the most well known artists such as Andy
Warhol, Cy Twombly, Tom Wesselman, Donald Judd,
Lucio Fontana, etc, in the Small is Beautiful Exhibition
(July 2007) and the Damien Hirst Exhibition (October
2007), Seomi & Tuus Gallery seeks to introduce
young and exceptionally talented artists from home
and abroad, such as the works of Simon Patterson.
Transcending the expected, Seomi & Tuus Gallery as
a public gallery dedicates itself to not only introducing
current trends, but also in foreseeing and bringing
future trends in contemporary fine arts to the Korean
public.
Damien Hirst
Benzhydrol
1996
Household gloss on canvas
120 x 180 cm
ShanghART Gallery H01 SHiNE ART SPACE B11

Building 16 & 18 ShanghART Gallery has over the course of the past
50 Moganshan Road decade acquired a substantial reputation for artistic
Shanghai, 200060, China innovation, integrity and high quality in dealing with
T  +86 21 6359 3923 contemporary Chinese art.
F  +86 21 6359 4570
info@shanghartgallery.com ShanghART occupies two large spaces (ShanghART
www.shanghartgallery.com Gallery and ShanghART H-space) in Shanghai’s
Moganshan Rd art district, a smaller exhibition space
in the North of Shanghai (ShanghART F-space)
and since 2008 also a gallery space in Beijing’s
Caochangdi area (ShanghART Beijing).
Gallery Artists Artists working with ShanghART: Chen Xiaoyun,
Birdhead Chen Yanyin, Ding Yi, Feng Mengbo, Geng Jianyi,
Zhang Enli Gu Zhenhua, Hu Jieming, Hu Yang, Huang Kui,
Zhou Tiehai Ji Wenyu, Ji Wenyu & Zhu Weibing, Jin Weihong,
Li Shan, Liang Shaoji, Liang Yue, Liu Weijian, Lu
Chunsheng, Luo Zidan, Pu Jie, Shen Fan, Shi Qing,
Shi Yong, Song Tao, Sun Xun, Tang Guo, Tang
Maohong, Wang Guangyi, Wang Youshen, Wei
Guangqing, Wu Yiming, Xiang Liqing, Xu Zhen, Xue
Song, Yang Fudong, Yang Zhenzhong, Yu Youhan,
Zeng Fanzhi, Zhang Ding, Zhang Qing, Zhao Bandi,
Zhou Zixi, Zhu Jia
Block 9, No 50 Moganshan Road
Shanghai, 200060
309-313 Guoshun East Road
Shanghai, 200433
China
T  +86 21 6266 0605
F  +86 21 6266 0607
enquiry@shineartspace.com
www.shineartspace.com
Gallery Artists
Cai Zhisong   Shen Xiaotong
Guo Jin   Shi Xinning
Lin Hairong   Xiong Lijun
Lu Cheng   Zhong Biao
SHiNE Art Space was established in 2005 with the
intention to increasingly widen the opportunities
available to a younger generation of artists and
provide them with significant exposure. A second
space opened in Shanghai in September 2007.
This larger and more flexible space will enable us to
broaden our artistic horizons and allow us to place an
increasing focus on multi-media projects. SHiNE Art
Space is set to continue growing, in this way we hope
to provide international audiences with a thorough
understanding of Chinese contemporary art’s
multifarious nature.

Zhang Enli Xiong Lijun

Bucket 9 Apple
2007 2007
Oil on canvas Oil and acrylic on canvas
100 x 100 cm 160 x 200 cm
Gallery Side2 E04 Dolores de Sierra C06

2-6-5 Higashi Azabu Minato-ku San Agustín, 15 Dolores de Sierra Gallery was inaugurated in
Tokyo 106-0044 28014, Madrid September 2003 in Madrid’s arts neighbourhood.
Japan Spain The gallery is located in the 28014 district, very close
T  +81 6229 3669 T   +34 91 429 0151 to Reina Sofía, Thyssen-Bornesmisza and Prado
F   +81 6229 3668 F   +34 91 429 0160 Museums. The Gallery has two different spaces:
M  +81 90 1549 7703 M  +34 670 913 508 DS.1_ for the promotion of Spanish and international
info@galleryside2.net galeria@doloresdesierra.com artists and DS.2_ Space for new tendencies,
www.galleryside2.net www.doloresdesierra.com multimedia exhibitions, videos and installations.

Dolores de Sierra Gallery centres its activities on

Gallery Artists
Takeo Hanazawa   Yuko Murata
Takahiro Inamori   Rob Pruitt
Udomsak Krisnamis   Shinako Sato
Elke Krystufek   Rirkirt Tiravanija
Peter McDonald   Yasuko Watanabe
Chinese contemporary art, but also works with well-
known Spanish and European artists, who have a
Gallery Artists great artistic route and recognition.
Christo & Jeanne-Claude Su Xinping
Luo Brothers Wolfgang Volz
Ma Liuming Wang Jinsong
Jean Miotte Xia Xiaowan
Isabel Muñoz Zhang Xiaotao

Yuko Murata Luo Brothers

Crowns of Gold Welcome to the world famous brand
2007 2007
Oil on panel Oil on canvas
33 x 48 cm 110 x 90 cm
Silverlens Gallery C03 Gallery Simon E05

2/F YMC Building 2
2320 Pasong Tamo Extension
Makati City 1231, Philippines
T  +632 816 0044
F   +632 816 0044
M  +63905 265 0873
manage@silverlensphoto.com
www.silverlensphoto.com
Gallery Artists
Patricia Eustaquio   Wawi Navarroza
Kabunyan de Guia   Rachel Rillo   Hong Seung Hye   Alan Rath
Kawayan de Guia   Emmanuel Santos
Charles Harbutt   Steve Tirona
Isa Lorenzo   Conrado Velasco
Having gained public recognition in Manila since
its inception in 2004, the Silverlens Gallery (SLG)
features 8-9 solo shows a year, representing a mix
of emerging and mid-career Philippine artists, as
well as established international artists. The gallery
exhibits artists that push the boundaries of their
medium and are aggressive in their dialogue with a
critical audience. SLG is the only museum quality
space in Manila, and it is dedicated to photography
and new media.
Other artists that our gallery represents are:
Jake Verzosa, JJ-Christine Villamarin, Denise Weldon
 
 
630-21 Sinsa Dong Kangnam Gu Gallery Simon was founded in 1994, and the gallery
Seoul, Korea has been at the forefront in representing the most
T  +82 2549 3031 current and significant tendencies in Korean and
F   +82 2549 3032 international contemporary art. Gallery Simon
mail@gallerysimon.com continues to play an important role in developing the
www.gallerysimon.com domestic art market promoting Korean artists as well
as raising the Korean art audience’s awareness of the
international art world.
Gallery Artists
Choi Sun Myong   Noh Sang Kyoon
Kwon Young Rea   Rhee Ki Bong
Moon Beom   Ben Rubin

Isa Lorenzo Noh Sang Kyoon

Foot Traffic 02 For the Worshippers
2008 2008
Silver gelatin collage fibre print Sequins on the Buddha head of polyester resin & fiberglass
50.8 x 60.96 cm 60 x 43.5 x 41 cm
Singapore Tyler Print Institute J05 Star Gallery A07

41 Robertson Quay The Singapore Tyler Print Institute (STPI) is a
Singapore 238236 publisher and dealer of fine art prints and works
T  +65 6336 3663 on paper. We collaborate with highly respected
F  +65 6336 3553 contemporary artists, who come to us from around
josephinechang@stpi.com.sg the world to create and publish exciting new works.
www.stpi.com.sg The only organisation of its kind in Asia, STPI aims
to push the frontiers of print and papermaking
internationally.
798 Art District, 2 Jiuxianqiao Road Star Gallery is a professional art institution
Chaoyang District, Beijing, China advocating the art of China’s newest generation
T   +86 10 8459 9631 of artists - the “post-70s” generation - through
F   +86 10 8459 9630 exhibitions, publications and other activities.
M  +86 13601316697
rachel.ma@stargallery.cn
www.stargallery.cn

Gallery Artists Gallery Artists

Ghada Amer   Lin Tianmiao Chen Ke   Qiu Xin
Ashley Bickerton   Su Xinping Gao Yu   Wei Jia
Eric Chan   Donald Sultan Li Chaoxiong   Wen Chuan
Reza Farkhondeh   Yim Ja-Hyuk Ouyang Chun   Xu Maomao
Qiu Jiongjiong   Yan Cong

Reza Farkhondeh & Ghada Amer

Orange Dream Gao Yu
2007 Superficial Is Not My Motto
Silkscreen, watercolor pencil and embroidery on STPI handmade cotton paper 2006
145.4 x 275.0 cm Acrylic on canvas
© 2008 Ghada Amer & Reza Farkhondeh 250 x 200 cm
Taka Ishii Gallery

1-3-2, 5F Kiyosumi
E03

Taka Ishii Gallery continues to maintain and develop

TURON TRAVEL
Koto-Ku Tokyo 135-0024 an exhibition programme based upon the dual goals 2 Wooster Street SoHo New York, New York 10013
Japan of introducing international contemporary artists
T   +81 3 5646 6050 within Japan as well as serving as an international
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M  +81 90 602 30779
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emerging artists and contemporary masters.
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www.takaishiigallery.com
Gallery Artists
Noboyoshi Araki   Sean Landers within and outside of Japan.
Slater Bradley   Daido Moriyama
Thomas Demand   Kyoko Murase
Naoto Kawahara   Hiroe Saeki
Naoya Hatakeyama   Christopher Wool
http://www.turon.travel
A yearly exhibition schedule of 8 solo and/or group
presentations is supplemented by the publication
of catalogues and artist books with an emphasis on
the documentation and promotion of the work of
emerging Japanese artists. The gallery works closely
with leading Japanese art writers, cultural critics
and institutions to provide a critical context for a
contemporary generation of Japanese artists both

Murase Kyoko
Kemushi
2007 Serving the Art World Since 1978
Oil, color pencil on cotton
62 x 68 cm
Art Fairs & Biennales
Museum Groups & Art Specialist Tours
Gallery Teo & Mizuma B06

2-5-15 Higashi Gotanda Gallery Teo is a contemporary art gallery which 2F, Fujiya Bldg, 1-3-9, Kamimeguro Mizuma Art Gallery opened in 1994. Since then we
Shinagawa, Tokyo, 141-0022 opened in May 2007 with an exhibition of Philippe Meguro-ku Tokyo 153-0051 have been focusing on introducing Japanese and
Japan Cognée. The gallery aims to introduce major Japan Asian artists, whose work has qualities unique to
T   +81 3 5791 4484 Japanese and international artists to a worldwide T   +81 3 3793 7931 the current 'style', to the international art scene and
F   +81 3 5791 4483 audience. F   +81 3 3793 7887 many of whom are now internationally recognised.
info@galleryteo.com gallery@mizuma-art.co.jp
www.galleryteo.com www.mizuma-art.co.jp We started organizing exhibitions of Western artists
who are new to Japanese audiences in recent years.
Since the year 2000, Mizuma Art Gallery has been
constantly participating in international art fairs such
as ARCO (Madrid), Armory Show (New York), Frieze
(London), FIAC (Paris), and Basel Miami (Miami).
Gallery Artists Gallery Artists
motoshi chikamori++kyoko kunoh    Françoise Pétrovitch Makoto Aida   Hiroyuki Matsukage New space “Mizuma Action” was set up in the
Philippe Cognée    Jean-Pierre Raynaud Satoru Aoyama   Yujiro Miyazaki same building in 2005 in order for more artists to
Lee Bae    Ayako Rokkaku Tomoko Konoike   Satoshi Otsuka have an opportunity to show their works. We hope
Oscar Oiwa    Natsuko Taniguchi Koji Tanada   Ai Yamaguchi to contribute to the further development of the
Hisashi Tenmyouya   Akira Yamaguchi Japanese contemporary art scene.

Phillippe Cognée Hisashi Tenmyouya

Sans titre “Spider Woman” from New Hundred Ghost Stories
2007 2004
Wax painting Digital print
150 x 225 cm 60 x 45.5 cm
Tokyo Gallery + BTAP J01 Über Gallery B08

7F, 8-10-5 Ginza, Chuo-ku In 1950, Tokyo Gallery opened as the first 52 Fitzroy St Über represents artists who have been instrumental
Tokyo, 104-0061, Japan contemporary art gallery in Japan and has moved St Kilda in the artistic developments of the past two decades
T  +81 3 3571 1808 in tandem with the development of Japanese Victoria 3182 Australia and who contribute to contemporary art discourse.
F  +81 3 3571 7689 contemporary art history. Since the 1970s and T   +613 859 89915
1980s, the gallery started working with Korean and F   +613 859 89914 In keeping with our policy of “art unlimited”, Über
Dashanzi Art Dist., 4 JiuXianQiao Road Chinese artists respectively, and then in 2002 set M  +61 419 033153 Gallery supports artists in three distinct streams:
ChaoYang District up BTAP in Dashanzi with the intention of bringing anna@ubergallery.com ‘Über’ (established Australian artists), ‘Über
Beijing 100015, China artists from Japan, Korea and China and introducing www.ubergallery.com Young’ (emerging cutting-edge artists), and ‘Über
T  +86 10 8457 3245 them to a wider audience. By holding experimental International’ (artists from Asia, USA and Europe).
F   +86 10 8457 3246 exhibitions that showcase the work of both
M  +86 135 0128 8721 established and emerging artists in all media, Tokyo Über has an extensive collection of original artworks
info@tokyo-gallery.com Gallery + BTAP has established itself as a pioneering by exclusively represented artists working in a wide
btap@tokyo-gallery.com force in the Asian contemporary art scene. variety of media including works on paper, painting,
www.tokyo-gallery.com collage, sculpture, photography, installation and new
media.

Gallery Artists Gallery Artists

Cao Fei   Luo Hui Paolo Consorti
Chen Fei   Hiroyuki Matsuura Matt Coyle
Feng Zhengjie   Chiharu Nishizawa Johnnie Dady
Han Yajuan   Gyoko Yoshida Vipoo Srivilasa Paolo Consorti
Showichi Kaneda   Zhang Jian Warren Vance Senza Stelle
2006
Mixed media on canvas
160 x 180 cm

Chen Fei
Falling in love with the panda series N.3
2006
Oil on canvas
130 x 110 cm
UNION J03 Vadehra Art Gallery H08

57 Ewer Street UNION Gallery was founded in September 2003. D 178 Okhla Industrial Area Vadehra Art Gallery has been promoting
London SE1 0NR The gallery has been committed to presenting Phase 1 contemporary Indian art through exhibitions,
United Kingdom younger artistic positions without a prevailing New Delhi, 110020 India retrospectives and publications since 1987. Over the
T  +44 207 928 3388 direction of only one artistic medium. For many of T  +91 11 6547 4005 past twenty years VAG has been the locus through
F  +44 207 928 3389 the artists that UNION presents, the gallery has been F  +91 11 2681 1268 which many artists’ works have reached the public.
M  +44 77 66 918992 instrumental in a large number of public exhibitions, M  +91 98112 25880 In a country like India which does not have a vibrant
info@union-gallery.com which have followed their Union debut. For some art@vadehraart.com art museum culture, galleries like ours double-up
www.union-gallery.com years the gallery has developed a strong relationship www.vadehraart.com as vital sites of production and dissemination of
with Asian artists, curators, writers and collectors. contemporary art.

Gallery Artists
Sea Hyun Lee   Kijune Park
Tobias Lehner   Yoo Jinyoung
Kyoko Kanda   Zoo Inkyung
The gallery operates across two premises. The main
office is in Central London near Tate Modern. The
second gallery was opened September 2006 in East
London, also established by Jari Lager.
Gallery Artists
Anandjit Ray   Meenal Damani
Anjum Singh   Sheila Makhijani
B.V. Suresh   Sumedh Rajendran
George Martin P.J.   Zakkir Hussain
Jayashree Chakravarty
We have produced a significant body of scholarship
on Indian art with our art publications since 1996.
The gallery has also collaborated with diverse
institutions – from Indian public museums to
organise retrospectives of senior artists, to working
with international museums on India shows
(Kunstmuseum Bern, Singapore Art Museum).

Yoo Jinyoung Zakkir Hussain

A Family in Disquise Landscape on Hospital Stretcher
2007 2008
Mixed media Water colour, acrylic and pencil on paper
162 x 91 cm 211 x 147 cm
Van Horn G10 Wada Fine Arts G12

Beuthstr. 14 / Entrance Schirmerstr. Van Horn was originally founded as an artist space 1F 2nd HIrawada Bldg A new contemporary gallery called Wada Fine Arts
40211 Düsseldorf by the German artist Daniela Steinfeld. It started 3-2-5 Tsukiji, Chuo-ku (President: Yumie Wada) was launched in March,
Germany its exhibition programme with an exhibition of the Tokyo 104-0045, Japan 2007 in Tsukiji, Tokyo, to promote emerging Japanese
T  +49 211 500 8654 underground-cartoonist Robert Crumb. The space T  +81 3 5848 7172 and Asian artists.
F  +49 211 500 8654 developed into a gallery at the beginning of 2006. F  +81 3 5848 7173
M  +49 172 235 5557 The gallery mixes exhibitions of particular historical info@wadafinearts.com Wada Fine Arts would like to push forward in the
info@van-horn.net meaning (Crumb, Steiner, Russ Meyer, Cady Noland, www.wadafinearts.com midst of the contemporary art era utilizing the
www.van-horn.net WOLS etc) with international contemporary positions, experience generated by Gallery Iseyoshi (1990-2006
having a special interest in working with a new in Ginza, Tokyo), the predecessor of Wada Fine Arts,
generation of Düsseldorf based artists. which participated in ten international art fairs such
as CIGE (Beijing), ARCO (Madrid), Scope (N.Y.),
Gallery Artists Gallery Artists KIAF (Seoul), Art fair (Koln), MiArt (Milano) etc.,
Jan Albers   Manuel Graf and its many relationships with galleries and artists
Yasushi Ebihara   Shinichiro Kitaura   throughout the world.
Andrea Bowers   Katie Holten
Takafumi Hara   Hiroshi Ohashi  
Vanessa Conte   Markus Karstiess
Atsuko Imaizumi   Keiko Sakamoto  
Georganne Deen   Jens Ullrich
Miori Inata   Hisako Sugiyama  
Alexander Esters
Tetsuya Ishida   Takafumi Tsuchiya

Jan Albers Tetsuya Ishida

Blue DInselman From the left, Salma Hayek, Scarlett Johansson, Emmy Rossum, Kate Beckinsale
2007 2005
Crayon and collage on paper Oil on canvas
100 x 70 cm 160 X 80 cm
Yoshiaki Inoue Gallery A08

Shinsaibashi-Inoue Bldg Yoshiaki Inoue Gallery was established in 1989 and

1-3-10, Shinsaibashisuji, Chuo-ku represents Japanese and overseas contemporary
Osaka 542-0085, Japan artists.
T  +81 6 6245 5347
F  +81 6 6252 0402
info@gallery-inoue.com
www.gallery-inoue.com

Gallery Artists
Toshio Shibata   Robert Kushner
Hiroto Kitagawa   Akira Okamoto
Hisaya Taira   Yutaka Yoshinaga
Lee Yunbok   Tatsuhiko Itoh
Yayoi Kusama

Hisaya Taira
Passage#3-circle
2008
Acrylic on canvas
56 × 91 cm
 Arahmaiani Bhagyanath C. Valentin Carron Khalil Chishtee Johnnie Dady

Artists
Langgeng Gallery B09 Project 88 A02 Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 Green Cardamom J08 Über Gallery B08
Shinichiro Arakawa Atul Bhalla Matthew Carver Ruby Chishti Jonas Dahlberg

Index
Röntgenwerke AG B03 Project 88 A02 Gallery Caprice Horn D09 Green Cardamom J08 PKM Gallery F02
Noboyoshi Araki Ashley Bickerton Jayashree Chakravarty Chiu Yatsai Meenal Damani
Taka Ishii Gallery E03 Singapore Tyler Print Institute J05 Vadehra Art Gallery H08 Anna Ning Fine Art D12 Vadehra Art Gallery H08
Sana Arjumand Simon Birch Aicon Gallery B14 Cho Duck-hyun Minal Damani
Magdalena Abakanowicz Aicon Gallery B14 10 Chancery Lane Gallery D10 Eric Chan Kukje Gallery G01 Project 88 A02
Gebert Contemporary D05 Seiji Aruga Ross Bleckner Amelia Johnson Contemporary F07 Choi In-sun Ian Davenport
Hamra Abbas Röntgenwerke AG B03 Felix Ringel Gallery C02 Singapore Tyler Print Institute J05 Hakgojae F05 Hakgojae F05
Green Cardamom J08 assume vivid astro focus Alighiero Boetti Pauline Chan Choi Sang-ah Ingleby Gallery H03
Bani Abidi Peres Projects F03 Seomi & Tuus Gallery E02 Art Beatus Gallery C07 CAIS Gallery D11 Paul Davis
Green Cardamom J08 Dan Attoe Bram Bogart Anju Chaudhuri Choi So-young Nanzuka Underground J06
Shivani Aggarwal Peres Projects F03 Bernard Jacobson Gallery B01 Galerie Hélène Lamarque B04 CAIS Gallery D11 Debra Dawes
Bombay Art Gallery B13 Frank Auerbach Fernando Botero Chirodeep Chaudhuri Choi Sun Ho gbk - Gallery Barry Keldoulis J07
Frank Ahlgrimm Marlborough Fine Art D01 Marlborough Fine Art D01 Project 88 A02 The Columns Gallery H07 Verne Dawson
Galerie Reinhard Hauff G04 Yomar Augusto Louise Bourgeois Chen Bo Choi Sun-myong Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01
Ahn Sung-ah Nanzuka Underground J06 Kukje Gallery G01 Chinablue Gallery E06 Gallery Simon E05 Kabunyan de Guia
Gana Art Gallery B12 David Austen Andrea Bowers Chen Fei Neha Choksi Silverlens Gallery C03
Ai Xuan Ingleby Gallery H03 Van Horn G10 Tokyo Gallery + BTAP J01 Project 88 A02 Kawayan de Guia
Anna Ning Fine Art D12 Bae Bein-u Martin Boyce Chen Guanghui Arunanshu Chowdhury The Drawing Room A12
Makoto Aida Gana Art Gallery B12 Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 Galerie Kashya Hildebrand F10 The Guild Art Gallery B10 Silverlens Gallery C03
Mizuma B06 Bae Joonsung Daniel Boyd Chen Jianguo Ay Tjoe Christine José de Guimarães
Doug Aitken doART Beijing/Gallery Hyundai C01 Mori Gallery G07 Art Beatus Gallery C07 Langgeng Gallery B09 Galerie Hélène Lamarque B04
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 Gallery IHN C08 Joe Bradley Chen Ke Christo & Jeanne-Claude Georganne Deen
Fumiaki Akahane Sabina Lee Gallery A10 Peres Projects F03 Star Gallery A07 Dolores de Sierra Gallery C06 Van Horn G10
magical. ARTROOM A05 Monika Baer Slater Bradley Chen Wei Chun Teh Chuh Wim Delvoye
Akira the Hustler Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 Taka Ishii Gallery E03 Anna Ning Fine Art D12 Marlborough Fine Art D01 Galleri Faurschou D04
Ota Fine Arts G09 Mahesh Baliga Branco Chen Wenbo Clayton Brothers Thomas Demand
Miyuki Akiyama Project 88 A02 Cook Fine Art G08 Goedhuis Contemporary C05 F2 Gallery D02 Taka Ishii Gallery E03
magical. ARTROOM A05 Roger Ballen Claudio Bravo Chen Wen-chi Charlie Co Martin Denker
Jan Albers aura gallery G06 Marlborough Fine Art D01 Galerie Grand Siècle G05 Osage Gallery F08 M+B J02
Van Horn G10 Galerie Photonet C09 Piot Brehmer Chen Wenji José Cobo Susan Derges
Khadim Ali Sarnath Banerjee Galerie Schübbe Projekt D08 Hakgojae F05 Galerie Stefan Röpke A03 Ingleby Gallery H03
Green Cardamom J08 Project 88 A02 Adam Bricusse Chen Yichu Philippe Cognée Ma Desheng
Paul Almasy Anna Barriball The Cat Street Gallery D06 Galerie Kashya Hildebrand F10 Gallery Teo & Mizuma B06 Kwai Fung Hin Art Gallery F09
Galerie Photonet C09 Ingleby Gallery H03 David Bromley The Estate of Chen Yifei Dan Colen Rohini Devasher
Alterazioni Video Georg Baselitz The Cat Street Gallery D06 Marlborough Fine Art D01 Peres Projects F03 Project 88 A02
Chi-Wen Gallery A06 Galleri Faurschou D04 Bu Bu de la Madeleine Chen Yun Stephen Conroy Amie Dicke
Navjot Altaf Jean-Michel Basquiat Ota Fine Arts G09 Contrasts Gallery H02 Marlborough Fine Art D01 Peres Projects F03
The Guild Art Gallery B10 Max Lang F04 Daniele Buetti Chen Yung-chien Paolo Consorti Jeremy Dickinson
Ghada Amer Enrico Navarra E08 The Columns Gallery H07 Galerie Grand Siècle G05 Über Gallery B08 Seomi & Tuus Gallery E02
Kukje Gallery G01 David Batchelor Galerie Reinhard Hauff G04 Caroline Yi Cheng Vanessa Conte Ding Hong
Singapore Tyler Print Institute J05 Ingleby Gallery H03 Angela Bulloch Amelia Johnson Contemporary F07 Van Horn G10 Anna Ning Fine Art D12
José Ramón Amondaráin Franz Baumgartner Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 Cheng Guang Sean Cordeiro & Claire Healy Ding Yi
M+B J02 Felix Ringel Gallery C02 Edward Burtynsky Galerie Kashya Hildebrand F10 gbk - Gallery Barry Keldoulis J07 ShanghART Gallery H01
Yukako Ando Max Baur Galerie Stefan Röpke A03 Halley Cheng Annelise Coste Dinh Q. Le
Galerie Schübbe Projekt D08 Galerie Photonet C09 Faiza Butt Grotto Fine Art F06 Galerie Reinhard Hauff G04 10 Chancery Lane Gallery D10
Taku Anekawa Alex Beard Green Cardamom J08 Cheng Yuzheng Matt Coyle Do Sung Wook
Nanzuka Underground J06 The Cat Street Gallery D06 Cai Guo-qiang Galerie Levy C12 Über Gallery B08 Gana Art Gallery B12
Aniwar Larry Bell Eslite Gallery D03 Zoya Cherkassky Michael Craig-Martin Kaye Donachie
Pékin Fine Arts G03 Bernard Jacobson Gallery B01 Cai Zhisong Gallery Caprice Horn D09 The Columns Gallery H07 Peres Projects F03
anothermountainman (Stanley Valerio Berruti SHiNE ART SPACE B11 Paul Chiang Marina Cruz Trisha Donnelly
Wong) Keumsan Gallery H04 Alexander Calder Eslite Gallery D03 The Drawing Room A12 Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01
10 Chancery Lane Gallery D10 Konstantin Bessmertny Kukje Gallery G01 Dale Chihuly Cui Guotai Sven Drühl
Emmanuelle Antille Amelia Johnson Contemporary F07 Cang Xin Marlborough Fine Art D01 ChinaSquare J04 Michael Schultz Gallery G11
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 Susannah Bettag 10 Chancery Lane Gallery D10 motoshi chikamori++kyoko kunoh Cui Xiuwen Anita Dube
Katsuyo Aoki Frey Norris Gallery C11 Cao Fei Gallery Teo & Mizuma B06 Goedhuis Contemporary C05 Bombay Art Gallery B13
Röntgenwerke AG B03 Tony Bevan Tokyo Gallery + BTAP J01 Martín Chirino Marella Gallery C04 Aleksandar Duravcevic
Satoru Aoyama Ben Brown Fine Arts E01 Cao Hui Galerie Stefan Röpke A03 Iftikhar Dadi & Elizabeth Dadi Galerie Stefan Röpke A03
Mizuma B06 Chinablue Gallery E06 Green Cardamom J08
Adip Dutta Flora Fok Gu Gan He Wei Tetsuya Ishida Anish Kapoor
Aicon Gallery B14 Grotto Fine Art F06 Galerie Grand Siècle G05 Red Bridge Gallery B02 Wada Fine Arts G12 Kukje Gallery G01
Yasushi Ebihara Caio Fonseca Gu Wenda He Yunchang Yusuke Ishikawa Markus Karstiess
Wada Fine Arts G12 Ben Brown Fine Arts E01 Goedhuis Contemporary C05 Eastlink Gallery A09 Röntgenwerke AG B03 Van Horn G10
Maria Eichhorn Thomas Fontini Guan Shi Martin Heinig Tatsuhiko Itoh Naoto Kawahara
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 The Cat Street Gallery D06 Eastlink Gallery A09 Gallery Caprice Horn D09 Yoshiaki Inoue Gallery A08 Taka Ishii Gallery E03
Alfred Eisenstaedt Hayden Fowler Guan Wei Thomas Herbrich Tadasuke Iwanaga Ali Kazim
Flo Peters Gallery F11 gbk - Gallery Barry Keldoulis J07 Red Gate Gallery A04 Galerie Photonet C09 magical. ARTROOM A05 Green Cardamom J08
Olafur Eliasson Sam Francis Guan Yong Damien Hirst Alison Jackson Pandit Khairnar
PKM Gallery F02 Max Lang F04 Felix Ringel Gallery C02 Max Lang F04 M+B J02 Bombay Art Gallery B13
Thomas Eller Helen Frankenthaler Guo Jin Seomi & Tuus E02 Jia Aili Aisha Khalid
The Columns Gallery H07 Bernard Jacobson Gallery B01 Kwai Fung Hin Art Gallery F09 Carmen Ho doART Beijing/Gallery Hyundai C01 Gandhara Art A11
Kate Eric Danielle Freakley SHiNE ART SPACE B11 Osage Gallery F08 Jia Youfu Atif Khan
Frey Norris Gallery C11 Mori Gallery G07 Guo Wei Ho Sin-tung Hakgojae F05 Gandhara Art A11
Sophie Ernst Pia Fries Anna Ning Fine Art D12 Grotto Fine Art F06 Jiang Zhi Anselm Kiefer
Green Cardamom J08 Bernard Jacobson Gallery B01 Shilpa Gupta Candida Höfer Marella Gallery C04 Kukje Gallery G01
Elliott Erwitt Jolans Fung Albion H06 Ben Brown Fine Arts E01 Osage Gallery F08 Karen Kilimnik
Flo Peters Gallery F11 Art Beatus Gallery C07 Subodh Gupta Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 Jiao Xingtao Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01
Kiko Escora Fung Ming-chip Enrico Navarra E08 Katie Holten doART Beijing/Gallery Hyundai C01 Atta Kim
The Drawing Room A12 Gebert Contemporary D05 Gonkar Gyatso Van Horn G10 Anna Ning Fine Art D12 Gallery Caprice Horn D09
Lalla Essaydi William Furniss Rossi & Rossi A13 Hong Hao Jin Shan Kim Eun-jin
Galerie Kashya Hildebrand F10 10 Chancery Lane Gallery D10 Hai Bo Beijing Commune E07 Pékin Fine Arts G03 CAIS Gallery D11
Alexander Esters Gade Beijing Commune E07 Hong Kyoung-tack Jing Ke Wen Kim Jongku
Van Horn G10 Rossi & Rossi A13 Peter Halley CAIS Gallery D11 Anna Ning Fine Art D12 One and J. Gallery C10
Richard Estes Vibha Galhotra CAIS Gallery D11 Hong Seung-hye Tim Johnson Kim Joon
Marlborough Fine Art D01 Project 88 A02 Han Lei Gallery Simon E05 Mori Gallery G07 Keumsan Gallery H04
Patricia Eustaquio Gao Yu Felix Ringel Gallery C02 Hong Sung-chul Allen Jones Lina Kim
Silverlens Gallery C03 Star Gallery A07 Han Yajuan Gallery IHN C08 Galerie Levy C12 The Columns Gallery H07
Sylvie Fajfrowska Gao Zengli Marella Gallery C04 E.O. Hoppé Jonathan Jones Kim Sungjin
Galerie Eric Mircher A01 Art Beatus Gallery C07 Tokyo Gallery + BTAP J01 Flo Peters Gallery F11 gbk - Gallery Barry Keldoulis J07 doART Beijing/Gallery Hyundai C01
Fang Jao-hwei Kendell Geers Takeo Hanazawa Takehiko Hoshino Michael Joo Kim Suyoung
Galerie Grand Siècle G05 Yvon Lambert G02 Gallery Side2 E04 magical. ARTROOM A05 PKM Gallery F02 One and J. Gallery C10
Marvin Minto Fang Alexander Gelman Mark Handforth Hsia Yan Narelle Jubelin Kim Tschang-yeul
Pékin Fine Arts G03 Nanzuka Underground J06 Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 Eslite Gallery D03 Mori Gallery G07 PYO Gallery B07
Fang Shao-hua Geng Jianyi Takafumi Hara Huang He Winner Jumalon Phillip King
Kwai Fung Hin Art Gallery F09 ShanghART Gallery H01 Wada Fine Arts G12 Michael Schultz Gallery G11 The Drawing Room A12 Bernard Jacobson Gallery B01
Fang Zhou Liam Gillick Charles Harbutt Huang Hsin-chien Jung Yeondoo Hiroto Kitagawa
Red Bridge Gallery B02 Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 Silverlens Gallery C03 Galerie Grand Siècle G05 Kukje Gallery G01 Yoshiaki Inoue Gallery A08
Reza Farkhondeh Johannes Girardoni Keith Haring Huang Rui Jitish Kallat Joh Kleckner
Singapore Tyler Print Institute J05 Gebert Contemporary D05 Ben Brown Fine Arts E01 10 Chancery Lane Gallery D10 Albion H06 Peres Projects F03
Andreas Feininger Martin Golland Max Lang F04 Huang Yan gbk - Gallery Barry Keldoulis J07 Ko Yong-hoon
Flo Peters Gallery F11 Felix Ringel Gallery C02 Enrico Navarra E08 Eastlink Gallery A09 Kyoko Kanda Gana Art Gallery B12
Feng Shu Steven Gontarksi Sharon Harper Huang Yuxing UNION J03 Terence Koh
F2 Gallery D02 PKM Gallery F02 Galerie Stefan Röpke A03 Red Bridge Gallery B02 Vasily Kandinsky Peres Projects F03
Feng Zhengjie Douglas Gordon FX Harsono Huang Zhiyang Cook Fine Art G08 Prabhakar Kolte
Tokyo Gallery + BTAP J01 Yvon Lambert G02 Langgeng Gallery B09 Pékin Fine Arts G03 Shirley Kaneda Galerie Hélène Lamarque B04
Feng Zhengquan Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 Naoya Hatakeyama Zakkir Hussain Bernard Jacobson Gallery B01 Riyas Komu
Marella Gallery C04 James Gordon Taka Ishii Gallery E03 Vadehra Art Gallery H08 Showichi Kaneda Aicon Gallery B14
Spencer Finch The Cat Street Gallery D06 Bernd Haussmann Hyon Gyon Tokyo Gallery + BTAP J01 The Guild Art Gallery B10
Yvon Lambert G02 Debesh Goswami Gebert Contemporary D05 magical. ARTROOM A05 Jun Kaneko Galerie Hélène Lamarque B04
Ian Hamilton Finlay Galerie Hélène Lamarque B04 He Duoling Atsuko Imaizumi Gebert Contemporary D05 Tomoko Konoike
Ingleby Gallery H03 Manuel Graf Chinablue Gallery E06 Wada Fine Arts G12 Kang Airan Mizuma B06
Urs Fischer Van Horn G10 ChinaSquare J04 Joerg Immendorff Keumsan Gallery H04 Koo Jeong-A
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 Stephane Graff Anna Ning Fine Art D12 Felix Ringel Gallery C02 Kang Ik-joong Yvon Lambert G02
Peter Fischli David Weiss Enrico Navarra E08 He Jia Miori Inata Hakgojae F05 Bose Krishnamachari
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 LeRoy Grannis Gallery on Old Bailey D07 Wada Fine Arts G12 Sabina Lee Gallery A10 Aicon Gallery B14
Wolfgang Flad M+B J02 He Saibang Callum Innes Rathin Kanji The Guild Art Gallery B10
Galerie Reinhard Hauff G04 Alvin Gregorio Eastlink Gallery A09 Ingleby Gallery H03 Aicon Gallery B14 Galerie Hélène Lamarque B04
Sylvie Fleury The Drawing Room A12 He Sen G.R. Iranna Sakan Kan-no Rajan Krishnan
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 Jon Groom Marella Gallery C04 Aicon Gallery B14 Röntgenwerke AG B03 Bombay Art Gallery B13
Felix Ringel Gallery C02
Udomsak Krisnamis Freeman Lau Li Wei Lu Hao Hiroyuki Matsukage Kathy Mueller-Moser
Gallery Side2 E04 Art Beatus Gallery C07 10 Chancery Lane Gallery D10 Beijing Commune E07 Mizuma B06 Galerie Kashya Hildebrand F10
Agapetus A Kristiandana Bertrand Lavier Li Xin UNION J03 Hiroyuki Matsuura Martin Mull
Langgeng Gallery B09 Yvon Lambert G02 Galerie Grand Siècle G05 Ivo Lucas Tokyo Gallery + BTAP J01 Ben Brown Fine Arts E01
Elke Krystufek Robert Lebeck Li Xinping Galerie Schübbe Projekt D08 Werner Mautz Juan Muniz
Gallery Side2 E04 Flo Peters Gallery F11 Osage Gallery F08 Marc Lüders Galerie Photonet C09 Cook Fine Art G08
Mona Kuhn Nikulas Lebajo Li Yibing Galerie Levy C12 Peter McDonald Isabel Muñoz
M+B J02 The Drawing Room A12 Art Beatus Gallery C07 Luo Brothers Gallery Side2 E04 Dolores de Sierra Gallery C06
Kum Chi-keung Lee Bae Li Yuduan Art Beatus Gallery C07 Josephine Meckseper Maya Munoz
Amelia Johnson Contemporary F07 Hakgojae F05 Michael Schultz Gallery G11 Dolores de Sierra Gallery C06 Galerie Reinhard Hauff G04 The Drawing Room A12
Bari Kumar Gallery Teo & Mizuma B06 Liang Binbin Luo Hui Miao Xiaochun Kyoko Murase
Bombay Art Gallery B13 Lee Bul Keumsan Gallery H04 Tokyo Gallery + BTAP J01 Osage Gallery F08 Taka Ishii Gallery E03
Seiji Kunishima PKM Gallery F02 Liang Quan Luo Quanmu Garry Fabian Miller Yuko Murata
Sabina Lee Gallery A10 Danny Lee Art Beatus Gallery C07 aura gallery G06 Ingleby Gallery H03 Gallery Side2 E04
Kuo Chwen Grotto Fine Art F06 Noa Lidor Luo Xu Min Byung-hun MUSTONE
Eslite Gallery D03 Lee Jung-woong Green Cardamom J08 Contrasts Gallery H02 CAIS Gallery D11 Nanzuka Underground J06
Kuo I-chen Gana Art Gallery B12 Lien Chien Hsing Camie Lyons Min Jung-yeon Marcia Myers
Galerie Grand Siècle G05 Lee Lee-nam Eslite Gallery D03 The Cat Street Gallery D06 Galerie Kashya Hildebrand F10 Gebert Contemporary D05
Hitoshi Kuriyama CAIS Gallery D11 Lin Hairong Ma Han Min Sunghong Nam Tchun-mo
magical. ARTROOM A05 Noori Lee SHiNE ART SPACE B11 Contrasts Gallery H02 Sabina Lee Gallery A10 CAIS Gallery D11
Justine Kurland PKM Gallery F02 Michael Lin Ma Liuming Takao Minami Nan Chao
Cook Fine Art G08 Paul Lee Eslite Gallery D03 Goedhuis Contemporary C05 Ota Fine Arts G09 PYO Gallery B07
Tomoki Kurokawa Peres Projects F03 Lin Tianmiao Marella Gallery C04 Jean Miotte Nashun Nashunbatu
Nanzuka Underground J06 Sangnam Lee Pékin Fine Arts G03 Dolores de Sierra Gallery C06 Galerie Hélène Lamarque B04 Galerie Schübbe Projekt D08
Yayoi Kusama PKM Gallery F02 Singapore Tyler Print Institute J05 Ma Yahong Dolores de Sierra Gallery C06 Hitesh Natalwala
Gallery Art Composition B05 Lee Ufan Markus Linnenbrink Goedhuis Contemporary C05 Joan Miro gbk - Gallery Barry Keldoulis J07
Max Lang F04 Hakgojae F05 The Columns Gallery H07 Fiona MacDonald Cook Fine Art G08 Wawi Navarroza
Ota Fine Arts G09 Kukje Gallery G01 Herbert List Mori Gallery G07 Akiyoshi Mishima Silverlens Gallery C03
Yoshiaki Inoue Gallery A08 Lee Yong-deok Flo Peters Gallery F11 David Mach Nanzuka Underground J06 Max Neumann
Robert Kushner PYO Gallery B07 Liu Dahong The Cat Street Gallery D06 Masayasu Mitsuke Galerie Stefan Röpke A03
Yoshiaki Inoue Gallery A08 Lee You-jin aura gallery G06 Jess MacNeil Ota Fine Arts G09 Chiharu Nishizawa
Koichiro Kutsuna Gallery IHN C08 Liu Ding gbk - Gallery Barry Keldoulis J07 Yujiro Miyazaki Amelia Johnson Contemporary F07
Röntgenwerke AG B03 Lee Yunbok Marella Gallery C04 Tomomi Maekawa Mizuma B06 Tokyo Gallery + BTAP J01
Hideki Kuwajima Yoshiaki Inoue Gallery A08 Liu Hung Ota Fine Arts G09 Sathyanand Mohan Udo Nöger
Röntgenwerke AG B03 Jose Legaspi F2 Gallery D02 Sheila Makhijani The Guild Art Gallery B10 Gebert Contemporary D05
Michael Kvium The Drawing Room A12 Liu Jianhua Vadehra Art Gallery H08 Daniel Mohr Noh Jun
Galleri Faurschou D04 Fernand Leger Beijing Commune E07 Muddasar Manzoor Galerie Levy C12 Keumsan Gallery H04
Kwang Young-chun Cook Fine Art G08 Liu Qinghe Gandhara Art A11 Andrei Molodkin Noh Sang-kyoon
The Columns Gallery H07 Tobias Lehner Red Gate Gallery A04 Mao Xuhui Galerie Kashya Hildebrand F10 Gallery Simon E05
Kwon Dae-sup UNION J03 Liu Wei Kwai Fung Hin Art Gallery F09 Jean-Baptiste Mondino Susan Norrie
Seomi & Tuus Gallery E02 Saul Leiter Red Bridge Gallery B02 Red Bridge Gallery B02 M+B J02 Mori Gallery G07
Kwon Doo-hyoun M+B J02 Liu Wentao Mao Yan Jonathan Monk Nortse
Keumsan Gallery H04 Jochen Lempert aura gallery G06 Chinablue Gallery E06 Yvon Lambert G02 Rossi & Rossi A13
Kwon Young-rea Galerie Reinhard Hauff G04 Liu Xiaodong ChinaSquare J04 Moon Beom Tsering Nyandak
Gallery Simon E05 Joey Leung Eslite Gallery D03 Robert Mapplethorpe PKM Gallery F02 Rossi & Rossi A13
Kwong Chi-tseng Grotto Fine Art F06 Liu Zheng Galerie Stefan Röpke A03 Gallery Simon E05 Hiroshi Ohashi
Ben Brown Fine Arts E01 Li Chaoxiong Pékin Fine Arts G03 Hugo Markl Moon Hyung-min Wada Fine Arts G12
Bruce LaBruce Star Gallery A07 Peter Liversidge Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 Seomi & Tuus Gallery E02 Daisuke Ohba
Peres Projects F03 Li Chen Ingleby Gallery H03 Cveto Marsic Antonio Ballester Moreno magical. ARTROOM A05
Sarah Lai Goedhuis Contemporary C05 Thomas Locher Galerie Stefan Röpke A03 Peres Projects F03 Ryuichi Ohira
Grotto Fine Art F06 Li Haifeng Galerie Reinhard Hauff G04 George Martin Cole Morgan Röntgenwerke AG B03
Claude & François-Xavier Lalanne Eastlink Gallery A09 Andrew Lord Vadehra Art Gallery H08 Galerie Kashya Hildebrand F10 Shinji Ohmaki
Ben Brown Fine Arts E01 Li Ji-kai Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 Miyako Masaki Mariko Mori Tokyo Gallery + BTAP J01
Lam Wai-kit Galerie Schübbe Projekt D08 Isa Lorenzo magical. ARTROOM A05 Albion H06 Oscar Oiwa
Amelia Johnson Contemporary F07 Li Qiang Silverlens Gallery C03 Xavier Mascaró Daido Moriyama Gallery Teo & Mizuma B06
Kesang Lamdark Galerie Schübbe Projekt D08 Lou Shenyi Gebert Contemporary D05 Taka Ishii Gallery E03 Akira Okamoto
Rossi & Rossi A13 Li Shan Red Bridge Gallery B02 Maslen & Mehra Robert Motherwell Yoshiaki Inoue Gallery A08
Sean Landers ShanghART Gallery H01 Fiona Lowry Gallery Caprice Horn D09 Bernard Jacobson Gallery B01 Erwin Olaf
Taka Ishii Gallery E03 Li Tianbing gbk - Gallery Barry Keldoulis J07 Henri Matisse Jan Muche M+B J02
J.H. Lartigue Galerie Kashya Hildebrand F10 Lu Cheng Cook Fine Art G08 Michael Schultz Gallery G11 Estate of Meret Oppenheim
Flo Peters Gallery F11 SHiNE ART SPACE B11 Galerie Levy C12
Emi Otaguro Richard Prince Albert Renger-Patzsch Charles Sandison Shen Xiaotong Frank Stella
magical. ARTROOM A05 Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 Galerie Photonet C09 Yvon Lambert G02 SHiNE ART SPACE B11 Bernard Jacobson Gallery B01
Satoshi Otsuka Rob Pruitt Bettina Rheims Sangeeta Sandrasegar Sheng Qi Max Lang F04
Mizuma B06 Gallery Side2 E04 Cook Fine Art G08 Mori Gallery G07 F2 Gallery D02 Nina Sten-Knudsen
Heribert C. Ottersbach Marisa Purcell Rhee Da T.V. Santhosh Red Gate Gallery A04 Galleri Faurschou D04
Ben Brown Fine Arts E01 Galerie Kashya Hildebrand F10 CAIS Gallery D11 Aicon Gallery B14 Sheng Tianhong Grant Stevens
Oum Jung-soon Haris Purnomo Rhee Ki-bong The Guild Art Gallery B10 Galerie Schübbe Projekt D08 gbk - Gallery Barry Keldoulis J07
Seomi & Tuus Gallery E02 Langgeng Gallery B09 Kukje Gallery G01 Emmanuel Santos Clare Shenstone Claus Stolz
Ouyang Chun Qian Gang Gallery Simon E05 Silverlens Gallery C03 Ben Brown Fine Arts E01 Galerie Photonet C09
Star Gallery A07 Contrasts Gallery H02 Marc Riboud Shinako Sato Shi Jindian Max Streicher
Tsuyoshi Ozawa Qin Feng Flo Peters Gallery F11 Gallery Side2 E04 Osage Gallery F08 Galerie Eric Mircher A01
Ota Fine Arts G09 Goedhuis Contemporary C05 Tenzing Rigdol Yoshihiko Satoh Shi Jinsong Felix Ringel Gallery C02
Akbar Padamsee Qin Qi Rossi & Rossi A13 Röntgenwerke AG B03 Marella Gallery C04 Beat Streuli
Galerie Hélène Lamarque B04 doART Beijing/Gallery Hyundai C01 Rachel Rillo Hiraki Sawa Shi Xinning Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01
C.O. Paeffgen Qin Yifeng Silverlens Gallery C03 Ota Fine Arts G09 SHiNE ART SPACE B11 Annette Streyl
Galerie Levy C12 Eastlink Gallery A09 N.N. Rimzon Robert Schaberl Shi Zeping Galerie Levy C12
Pan Dehai Qiu Jiongjiong The Guild Art Gallery B10 Galerie Kashya Hildebrand F10 Galerie Kashya Hildebrand F10 Angela Su
Kwai Fung Hin Art Gallery F09 Star Gallery A07 Paul Robinson Matthias Schaller Shiau Bei-chen Grotto Fine Art F06
Park Kijune Qiu Xiaofei The Cat Street Gallery D06 Ben Brown Fine Arts E01 Galerie Grand Siècle G05 Su Meng-hung
UNION J03 Chinablue Gallery E06 Gerwald Rockenschaub Thorsten Schimmel Toshio Shibata Galerie Grand Siècle G05
Jorge Pardo Qiu Xin Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 Flo Peters Gallery F11 Yoshiaki Inoue Gallery A08 Su Wong-shen
PKM Gallery F02 Star Gallery A07 Kirstine Roepstorff Cornelia Schleime Wilson Shieh Eslite Gallery D03
Park Jaeyoung Qu Guangci Peres Projects F03 Michael Schultz Gallery G11 Grotto Fine Art F06 Su Xinping
doART Beijing/Gallery Hyundai C01 aura gallery G06 Catherine Rogers Julian Schnabel Yoshiko Shimada ChinaSquare J04
Park Jina Imran Qureshi Mori Gallery G07 10 Chancery Lane Gallery D10 Ota Fine Arts G09 Red Gate Gallery A04
One and J. Gallery C10 Gandhara Art A11 Bernardí Roig Michael Schnabel Shin Kiwoun Dolores de Sierra Gallery C06
Park Sung-tae Nusra Latif Qureshi Galerie Stefan Röpke A03 Galerie Photonet C09 doART Beijing/Gallery Hyundai C01 Singapore Tyler Print Institute J05
PYO Gallery B07 Green Cardamom J08 Ayako Rokkaku Jean-Frédéric Schnyder Keisuke Shirota Hiroshi Sugimoto
Luke Parker Sumedh Rajendran Gallery Teo & Mizuma B06 Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 Galerie Stefan Röpke A03 Albion H06
Mori Gallery G07 Vadehra Art Gallery H08 Tim Rollins and K.O.S. Filippo Sciascia Rupert Shrive Hisako Sugiyama
Philippe Pasqua Mel Ramos Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 Langgeng Gallery B09 The Cat Street Gallery D06 Wada Fine Arts G12
Enrico Navarra E08 Galerie Levy C12 Ugo Rondinone Sean Scully Shu Yang Suh Dongwook
Simon Patterson Rashid Rana Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 Ingleby Gallery H03 Red Bridge Gallery B02 One and J. Gallery C10
Seomi & Tuus Gallery E02 Albion H06 Rolf Rose Sea Hyun-lee Shu Yong Suk Chul-joo
Mark Pearson Chatterjee & Lal & Chemould Galerie Levy C12 UNION J03 Eastlink Gallery A09 Hakgojae F05
Galerie Reinhard Hauff G04 Prescott Road H05 Dieter Roth Nobuo Sekine Gary Simmons Donald Sultan
Peng Hung-chih David Rankin Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 Gallery Art Composition B05 CAIS Gallery D11 Singapore Tyler Print Institute J05
Chi-Wen Gallery A06 Felix Ringel Gallery C02 Eva Rothschild Mark Seliger Anjum Singh Sun Liang
Peng Yu Alan Rath Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 Flo Peters Gallery F11 Vadehra Art Gallery H08 Contrasts Gallery H02
Osage Gallery F08 Gallery Simon E05 Debanjan Roy Stuart Semple Sally Smart Sun Yuan
PERK Navin Rawanchaikul Aicon Gallery B14 The Cat Street Gallery D06 Amelia Johnson Contemporary F07 Osage Gallery F08
Eastlink Gallery A09 Enrico Navarra E08 Ben Rubin Mithu Sen Josh Smith Vivan Sundaram
Françoise Pétrovitch Anandjit Ray Gallery Simon E05 Albion H06 Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 Galerie Hélène Lamarque B04
Gallery Teo & Mizuma B06 Vadehra Art Gallery H08 Julika Rudelius SEO Sarah Smuts-Kennedy B.V. Suresh
Richard Pettibone Jean Pierre Raynaud Galerie Reinhard Hauff G04 Michael Schultz Gallery G11 gbk - Gallery Barry Keldoulis J07 Vadehra Art Gallery H08
Seomi & Tuus Gallery E02 Enrico Navarra E08 Ed Ruscha Mahbub Shah Agathe Snow Mitra Tabrizian
Pablo Picasso Gallery Teo & Mizuma B06 Cook Fine Art G08 Green Cardamom J08 Peres Projects F03 Gallery Caprice Horn D09
Cook Fine Art G08 Ravinder Reddy S Teddy D Shao Fan Dash Snow Tae Hun-kang
Max Lang F04 Enrico Navarra E08 Langgeng Gallery B09 Contrasts Gallery H02 Peres Projects F03 Gallery Caprice Horn D09
Enrico Navarra E08 K. Reghunadhan Keiko Sadakane Shao Yinong and Mu Chen Srihadi Soedarsono Hisaya Taira
Marlborough Fine Art D01 Bombay Art Gallery B13 Gebert Contemporary D05 10 Chancery Lane Gallery D10 Langgeng Gallery B09 Yoshiaki Inoue Gallery A08
Ramune Pigagaite Paul Rego Hiroe Saeki Goedhuis Contemporary C05 Praneet Soi Nobuaki Takekawa
Galerie Photonet C09 Marlborough Fine Art D01 Taka Ishii Gallery E03 Steven Shearer Project 88 A02 Ota Fine Arts G09
Sylvia Plachy Klari Reis Keiko Sakamoto Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 Song Dong Mohammad Ali Talpur
Flo Peters Gallery F11 Galerie Kashya Hildebrand F10 Wada Fine Arts G12 Shen Fan Beijing Commune E07 Green Cardamom J08
Justin Ponmany K.P. Reji David Salle ShanghART Gallery H01 Song Hyun-sook Tamen
Aicon Gallery B14 The Guild Art Gallery B10 Galleri Faurschou D04 Shen Liang Hakgojae F05 Osage Gallery F08
Prajakta Potnis Ren Hong Lirio Salvador Michael Schultz Gallery G11 Daniel Spoerri Keiichi Tanaami
The Guild Art Gallery B10 Michael Schultz Gallery G11 The Drawing Room A12 Shen Shaomin Galerie Levy C12 Nanzuka Underground J06
Indrajit Prasad Gregg Renfrow Dean Sameshima Frey Norris Gallery C11 Vipoo Srivilasa Koji Tanada
Bombay Art Gallery B13 Sabina Lee Gallery A10 Peres Projects F03 Osage Gallery F08 Über Gallery B08 Mizuma B06
Tang Zhigang Ko Ushijima Andy Warhol Xiang Jing Yim Ja-hyuk Zeng Fanzhi
Red Bridge Gallery B02 Gallery Side2 E04 Ben Brown Fine Arts E01 ChinaSquare J04 Singapore Tyler Print Institute J05 F2 Gallery D02
Natsuko Taniguchi Manolo Valdés Galleri Faurschou D04 Xing Danwen Yin Qi ShanghART Gallery H01
Gallery Teo & Mizuma B06 Gebert Contemporary D05 Kukje Gallery G01 Amelia Johnson Contemporary F07 Hakgojae F05 Zeng Hao
Tao Ya-jun Marlborough Fine Art D01 Max Lang F04 Xiong Lijun Galerie Eric Mircher A01 Kwai Fung Hin Art Gallery F09
Galerie Grand Siècle G05 Warren Vance Enrico Navarra E08 SHiNE ART SPACE B11 Yin Xiuzhen Zhan Wang
Rodel Tapaya Über Gallery B08 Seomi & Tuus E02 Xiong Yu Beijing Commune E07 Albion H06
The Drawing Room A12 Hannah van Ginkel Yasuko Watanabe Chinablue Gallery E06 Yin Yanhua Zhang Dai
Tsewang Tashi Gallery Caprice Horn D09 Gallery Side2 E04 Xu Bing Contrasts Gallery H02 Beijing Commune E07
Rossi & Rossi A13 Conrado Velasco Wei Dong Albion H06 Yin Zhaohui Zhang Enli
Ernesto Tatafiore Silverlens Gallery C03 Goedhuis Contemporary C05 Eslite Gallery D03 aura gallery G06 ShanghART Gallery H01
Galerie Levy C12 Jake Verzosa Wei Guangqing Goedhuis Contemporary C05 Yin Zhaoyang Zhang Hongbo
Hisashi Tenmyouya Silverlens Gallery C03 Kwai Fung Hin Art Gallery F09 Xu Hualing aura gallery G06 Michael Schultz Gallery G11
Frey Norris Gallery C11 JJ-Christine Villamarin Wei Jia F2 Gallery D02 ChinaSquare J04 Zhang Huan
Mizuma B06 Silverlens Gallery C03 Star Gallery A07 Xu Ke F2 Gallery D02 Contrasts Gallery H02
THEY (TAMEN) Bill Viola Palden Weinreb Red Bridge Gallery B02 Yin Zhaoyu Goedhuis Contemporary C05
doART Beijing/Gallery Hyundai C01 Kukje Gallery G01 Rossi & Rossi A13 Xu Maomao aura gallery G06 Max Lang F04
PYO Gallery B07 Massimo Vitali Denise Weldon Star Gallery A07 Yoo Jinyoung Zhang Jian
Bill Thompson M+B J02 Silverlens Gallery C03 Xu Wentao UNION J03 Tokyo Gallery + BTAP J01
The Columns Gallery H07 Wolfgang Volz Wen Chuan F2 Gallery D02 Yoo Seungho Zhang O
Bronwyn Thompson Dolores de Sierra Gallery C06 Star Gallery A07 Xu Zhen One and J. Gallery C10 Pékin Fine Arts G03
Über Gallery B08 Brigitte Waldach Jan Wenzel Albion H06 Yoon Bohyun Zhang Xiaogang
William Tillyer M+B J02 Galerie Photonet C09 Xue Song One and J. Gallery C10 Beijing Commune E07
Bernard Jacobson Gallery B01 Ian Wallace Michael Wesely Kwai Fung Hin Art Gallery F09 Yoon Hyang-lan Zhang Xiaotao
Rirkrit Tiravanija Yvon Lambert G02 The Columns Gallery H07 ShanghART Gallery H01 Keumsan Gallery H04 ChinaSquare J04
Gallery Side2 E04 Wang Chengyun Tom Wesselmann Xue Tao Yoon Jeong-mee Dolores de Sierra Gallery C06
Steve Tirona Chinablue Gallery E06 Bernard Jacobson Gallery B01 Contrasts Gallery H02 Gallery IHN C08 Zhao Gang
Silverlens Gallery C03 Wang Jinsong Yvon Lambert G02 Ai Yamaguchi Gyoko Yoshida Galerie Kashya Hildebrand F10
Ekkehard Tischendorf Dolores de Sierra Gallery C06 Enrico Navarra E08 Mizuma B06 Tokyo Gallery + BTAP J01 Zhao Jifeng
Galerie Levy C12 Wang Keping Seomi & Tuus E02 Akira Yamaguchi Yutaka Yoshinaga aura gallery G06
Mark Titchner 10 Chancery Lane Gallery D10 Franz West Mizuma B06 Yoshiaki Inoue Gallery A08 Zheng Guogu
Peres Projects F03 Galerie Grand Siècle G05 Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 Shuji Yamamoto Yu Fan F2 Gallery D02
Junior Toscanelli Wang Nengtao Whang In-kie Röntgenwerke AG B03 Keumsan Gallery H04 Zhong Biao
Galerie Schübbe Projekt D08 Art Beatus Gallery C07 Frey Norris Gallery C11 Eye Yamataka Yu Hong ChinaSquare J04
Heeral Trivedi Wang Qiang Gallery IHN C08 magical. ARTROOM A05 Eslite Gallery D03 Frey Norris Gallery C11
The Guild Art Gallery B10 Eastlink Gallery A09 Stephen Willats Yan Cong Yu Youhan SHiNE ART SPACE B11
Tsang Kin-wah Marella Gallery C04 Galerie Reinhard Hauff G04 Star Gallery A07 ShanghART Gallery H01 Zhong Song
Yvon Lambert G02 Wang Qingsong Sue Williams Yan Lei Yuan Goang-ming Chinablue Gallery E06
Sara Tse Albion H06 Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01 Gallery on Old Bailey D07 Chi-Wen Gallery A06 Zhou Jun
Art Beatus Gallery C07 Chinablue Gallery E06 Richard Winkworth Yan Pei-ming Yuang Jai Red Gate Gallery A04
Tseng Wei-hao Pékin Fine Arts G03 Amelia Johnson Contemporary F07 Max Lang F04 Eslite Gallery D03 Zhou Tiehai
Galerie Grand Siècle G05 PKM Gallery F02 Maik Wolf Yang Din Yue Minjun ShanghART Gallery H01
Tseng Yu-chin Wang Shugang Michael Schultz Gallery G11 Kwai Fung Hin Art Gallery F09 Beijing Commune E07 Zhou Wenzhong
Chi-Wen Gallery A06 Pékin Fine Arts G03 Carl Emanuel Wolff Yang Qian Enrico Navarra E08 Chinablue Gallery E06
Takafumi Tsuchiya Wang Suling Galerie Schübbe Projekt D08 Marella Gallery C04 Yum Joongho Zhou Yunxia
Wada Fine Arts G12 Pékin Fine Arts G03 Wong Chung-yu Yang Shao-bin One and J. Gallery C10 Galerie Schübbe Projekt D08
Tsui Kuang-yu Wang Tiande Grotto Fine Art F06 Beijing Commune E07 Larry Yung Zhu Hao
Eslite Gallery D03 Contrasts Gallery H02 Fiona Wong Kwai Fung Hin Art Gallery F09 Amelia Johnson Contemporary F07 aura gallery G06
Tsui Tin Yun Wang Fu-jui Grotto Fine Art F06 Yang Yong Yung Sun-jung Zhu Wei
Anna Ning Fine Art D12 Galerie Grand Siècle G05 Russel Wong Pékin Fine Arts G03 Gallery Caprice Horn D09 ChinaSquare J04
Hiroki Tsukuda Wang Jin Flo Peters Gallery F11 Yang Zhichao Roberto Coda Zabetta Zoo Inkyung
Nanzuka Underground J06 Pékin Fine Arts G03 anothermountainman (Stanley Eastlink Gallery A09 Langgeng Gallery B09 UNION J03
Naohiro Ukawa Wang Ya-hui Wong) Yao Jui-chung Zao Wou-ki
Nanzuka Underground J06 Galerie Grand Siècle G05 10 Chancery Lane Gallery D10 Galerie Grand Siècle G05 Marlborough Fine Art D01
Jens Ullrich Toni Warburton Christopher Wool Ye Yongqing Enrico Navarra E08
Van Horn G10 Mori Gallery G07 Taka Ishii Gallery E03 Anna Ning Fine Art D12 Muhammad Zeeshan
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Langgeng Gallery B09 Galerie Grand Siècle G05 Red Bridge Gallery B02 Zen Hao
Upendranath T.R. Xia Xiaowan Yeo Hyun Kwon Galerie Eric Mircher A01
Bombay Art Gallery B13 Dolores de Sierra Gallery C06 The Columns Gallery H07
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