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Lead Sponsor<br />
<strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong><br />
<strong>International</strong><br />
<strong>Art</strong> <strong>Fair</strong><br />
14 - 18 May 2008
<strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong><br />
<strong>International</strong><br />
<strong>Art</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>
歡迎辭<br />
我們熱切歡迎大家蒞臨首屆香港國際藝術展。是次展覽乃香港愈十年來首個真正的國際<br />
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<br />
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<br />
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<br />
啟發他們。<br />
藝術展除了擔當藝術交易場的角色,亦促進了藝術上的探討和辯論。我們很榮幸得到亞洲<br />
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<br />
《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<br />
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<br />
紀的角色轉變。<br />
是次藝術展的確令人興奮及期待,其中由馮美瑩小姐策劃的香港新晉藝術家作品展更是展<br />
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<br />
下,於會場的中央地帶展出。<br />
我們非常感謝所有支持展會發展的合作夥伴,特別是首席贊助商 Lehman Brothers。我們<br />
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。<br />
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。<br />
Magnus Renfrew Stephanie Dieckvoss<br />
展覽總監 展覽總監(歐洲及美國)<br />
Welcome to ART <strong>HK</strong> 08<br />
We are delighted to welcome you all to the inaugural ART <strong>HK</strong>, the first truly international<br />
art fair to be staged in <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> in over a decade. With over 100 galleries from 20<br />
countries showing the very best of 20th and 21st century art, ART <strong>HK</strong> 08 provides an<br />
art fair for Asia that reflects the diversity of artistic production from all over the world. In<br />
addition, we have organised surrounding exhibitions, events and talks which we hope will<br />
make your visit to the <strong>Fair</strong> and your stay in <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> a truly inspiring and enjoyable one.<br />
More than just a place for buying and selling art, art fairs can also act as a catalyst for<br />
discussion and debate. We are delighted therefore that Asia <strong>Art</strong> Archive (AAA) will be<br />
presenting a programme of talks by leading artists, curators and collectors entitled <strong>Hong</strong><br />
<strong>Kong</strong> Conversations. In conjunction with the Chinese University of <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> the AAA<br />
will also be staging a conference that coincides with <strong>International</strong> Museum Day on<br />
17 May - Shifting Sites: Cultural Desire and the Museum addresses the changing role of<br />
museums in the 21st century.<br />
As a reflection of our excitement at launching the <strong>Fair</strong> in <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong>, ART <strong>HK</strong> 08<br />
presents a feature exhibition of work by emerging local artists curated by Sabrina Fung.<br />
Mirage brings together the most exciting work by a new generation of up-and-coming<br />
artists from <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong>, located at the heart of the <strong>Fair</strong> and surrounded by leading<br />
galleries from the city.<br />
We are grateful to our lead sponsor, Lehman Brothers, for their strong support, and<br />
indeed to all our other partners for their significant involvement in helping in the<br />
development of the <strong>Fair</strong>. We would also like to extend our sincerest thanks to our<br />
Honorary Patron, Sir David Tang, our Advisory Group, the participating galleries, and our<br />
visitors.<br />
We hope you enjoy your visit and look forward to seeing you back for next year’s <strong>Fair</strong><br />
taking place from 13 to 17 May 2009.<br />
Magnus Renfrew Stephanie Dieckvoss<br />
<strong>Fair</strong> Director <strong>Fair</strong> Director (Europe & US)
Honorary Patron<br />
Sir David Tang<br />
Advisory Group Chairman<br />
Dr Charles Merewether<br />
Advisory Group<br />
Jean-Marc Decrop<br />
Mary Dinaburg<br />
Philip Dodd<br />
Elaine W Ng<br />
Will Ramsay<br />
Howard Rutkowski<br />
Organisers of ART <strong>HK</strong> 08<br />
Asian <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>s Ltd<br />
Suite 1905 Lippo Centre, Tower 2<br />
89 Queensway<br />
Admiralty<br />
<strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong><br />
T: +852 2918 8793<br />
F: +852 2918 8794<br />
info@hongkongartfair.com<br />
www.hongkongartfair.com<br />
ART <strong>HK</strong> 08 Team<br />
Managing Director<br />
Charles Ross<br />
<strong>Fair</strong> Director<br />
Magnus Renfrew<br />
<strong>Fair</strong> Director (Europe & US)<br />
Stephanie Dieckvoss<br />
Operations Director<br />
Trevor Hyland<br />
Marketing Director<br />
Natasha Cubitt<br />
Marketing Executive<br />
Vicky Chow<br />
VIP Manager<br />
Katie Mann<br />
<strong>Fair</strong> Administrator<br />
Barbara Hung<br />
<strong>Fair</strong> Intern<br />
Milly Chow<br />
While every effort has been made to provide accurate information, the publishers of this catalogue do not assume<br />
any liability for loss or damage caused by errors or omissions. While every care is taken with artwork supplied,<br />
the publishers cannot be held responsible for any loss or damage incurred. No responsibility can be taken for<br />
advertisements or editorial printed in this catalogue. The gallery statements are written by the galleries themselves<br />
and do not represent the opinion of the publisher or organisers.<br />
At Lehman Brothers, we believe that culturally vibrant communities<br />
benefit everyone, and we are pleased to be a strong supporter of many<br />
cultural organisations around the world. We are especially proud to support<br />
endeavours that showcase both promising young talent and well established artists.<br />
We have a long history and tradition of celebrating the arts and have<br />
imbued our corporate culture with values that commit us to supporting<br />
the communities in which we live and work.<br />
Asia is an essential focus of our business strategy and philanthropic<br />
commitments. Moreover, as a global company, we are particularly pleased<br />
to sponsor this fair with its outstanding global representation of<br />
artists and galleries, attracting people from around the world.<br />
Lehman Brothers, as lead sponsor, is proud to welcome you to ART <strong>HK</strong> 08.<br />
Jasjit S. Bhattal<br />
Chief Executive Officer<br />
Lehman Brothers Asia-Pacific
Mirage<br />
Curator: Sabrina M.Y. Fung<br />
MIRAGE, an oasis of illusions at the heart of ART <strong>HK</strong> 08, explores the boundaries of the<br />
imagination within a confined space. This exhibition of contemporary <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> artists<br />
is a journey into an unreal visual playground of concepts and forms that are not what<br />
they appear at first glance. The elusive optical perceptions of the exhibited works are<br />
further exaggerated by the site-specific, landscape structure specially created by Meta4.<br />
The contoured structure, which hosts the exhibited artworks, resembles an “organic”<br />
island, complete with trees, lotus flowers, and other seemingly natural forms.<br />
Each participating artist in MIRAGE presents a unique vision with its own inherent<br />
illusions, revealing varying degrees of isolation within urban contemporary life. Esther<br />
Yip’s fascination with a self-contained universe of beings is evident in her fantastical<br />
Happy Tree, which is comprised of over 4,000 handmade objects. The reflective passage<br />
of Lotus by Catherine Lee presents a special moment of peace and tranquility.<br />
Easter Yip, The Happy Tree<br />
Catherine Lee, Lotus<br />
Caroline Mak, Cellular Spaces<br />
The organic landscape cells, spread through the site-specific Cellular Spaces by Caroline<br />
Mak, reinvent natural formations that are at once both familiar and alien, strong yet<br />
fragile. Wong Chung Yu explores the relationship between love, desire and money in his<br />
imaginative, computerized depiction of Sodom, the ancient biblical city. Homan Ho’s<br />
interest in kinetic architectural work takes form in his large, ramp-like structure with<br />
moving objects (shoes) above the exhibition space.<br />
Contemporary life, real and virtual, is a prevailing theme for this new generation of <strong>Hong</strong><br />
<strong>Kong</strong> artists exhibited in MIRAGE, providing a glimpse into our disorientating world as the<br />
artists see it.<br />
Meta4 Design Forum, View 1<br />
HO Man Chung, Homan 何文聰<br />
LEE Yin Mui, Catherine 李燕梅<br />
MAK Caroline 麥治婷<br />
Meta4 Design Forum Ltd. MDFA 建築師事務所<br />
WONG Chung Yu 黃琮瑜<br />
YIP Lai Man, Esther 葉麗雯<br />
Wong Chung Yu, Sodom<br />
Homan Ho, Untitled
<strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> Conversations<br />
Asia <strong>Art</strong> Archive is pleased to present <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> Conversations, a series of talks by a<br />
group of renowned collectors, artists and art experts within the <strong>Fair</strong> from 15 – 18 May.<br />
Thursday 15 May, 4-5 pm<br />
<strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> - Beijing Return: A conversation between artists Chow Chun-fai and Lam<br />
Tung-Pan<br />
Representing a new generation of <strong>HK</strong> artists, Chow Chun-fai and Lam Tung-pang<br />
were amongst the first to establish studios in Fotan which now hosts over 70 artists<br />
in 20 studios. In 2007, they set up their second studio in Beijing, joining a wave of<br />
Chinese and international artists settling in the culture capital. They work and base<br />
themselves in both cities.<br />
For <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> Conversations, Chow and Lam will discuss the development of their<br />
artistic practice from Fotan to Beijing. Where <strong>HK</strong> artists tend to take a more passive<br />
approach, Chow and Lam’s move to Beijing may be considered aggressive by their<br />
counterparts. Why have they decided to set up a studio in Beijing? What are their<br />
views on <strong>HK</strong>’s position and situation for artists? And what challenges do they face as<br />
<strong>HK</strong> artists in Beijing, where they are considered foreigners in their own country?<br />
Thursday 15 May, 6-7pm<br />
Informed Taste: A conversation between collector Monique Burger and curator<br />
Tobias Berger<br />
Driven by passion and assisted by a few trusted galleries, the Swiss collector,<br />
Monique Burger, has put together an impressive collection of more than 1000 works<br />
of contemporary art since the 1990s. Since moving to <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> in 2005, the<br />
Burger Collection now includes works by over 20 Asians artists.<br />
Tobias Berger, Director of <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong>'s independent art space Para/Site also arrived<br />
in <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> in 2005, after having worked in Germany, Lithuania and New Zealand.<br />
Since taking over the reigns of Para/Site, Berger has organised a number of shows in<br />
<strong>HK</strong> to include artists like Lawrence Weiner and Dennis Oppenheim.<br />
For <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> Conversations, Burger and Berger will discuss the challenges of<br />
successfully selecting artists, artworks and concepts in an art environment that is<br />
still developing and defining its very own rules, while growing at an unprecedented<br />
speed. In an environment with so few independent institutions, how does one go<br />
about developing both an appreciative and critical relationship to contemporary art<br />
production?<br />
Friday 16 May, 6-7pm<br />
Cultural Investment: A conversation between Henry Tang, Ronald Arculli and Sir<br />
David Tang<br />
Mr Henry Tang was appointed to the position of the Chief Secretary for<br />
Administration of the <strong>HK</strong>SAR Government in July 2007. Prior to this appointment,<br />
he was the Financial Secretary and formerly the Secretary for Commerce, Industry<br />
and Technology. Before joining the Government in 2002, Mr Tang was a leading<br />
industrialist in <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong>, and has a personal interest in the arts.<br />
The Hon. Mr Ronald Arculli is a member of the Executive Council of the <strong>HK</strong>SAR<br />
Government and Chairman of the <strong>HK</strong> Stock Exchange. On top of his numerous<br />
business and community commitments, Arculli is an ardent supporter of the arts.<br />
Founder and Chairman of The China Club and founder of Shanghai Tang, Sir David<br />
Tang has a long history of community service and serves on the board of a number<br />
of charities worldwide. Entrepreneur, designer and philosopher, Sir David is a<br />
passionate collector of contemporary Chinese art.<br />
For <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> Conversations, Tang, Arculli and Sir David will discuss why they<br />
personally enjoy and think art is important in their lives. They will also share their<br />
views on some of the projects currently taking shape to develop art in <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong><br />
like the West Kowloon Cultural District Project and the Central Police Station. Despite<br />
<strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> being one of the most developed cities in Asia, it is often referred to<br />
as a cultural desert. Is this really the case? <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> has some of the richest<br />
individuals per capita, yet why is there so little private support or collectors for<br />
contemporary art?<br />
Sunday 18 May, 3-4pm<br />
Space Exploration: A conversation between Elaine W. Ng and Zhang Wei<br />
Editor and Publisher of <strong>Art</strong>AsiaPacific (AAP) magazine, Elaine W. Ng lived in <strong>Hong</strong><br />
<strong>Kong</strong> in the 1990s during which she managed Videotage, one of Asia's first nonprofit<br />
centres for film, video and new media.<br />
Zhang Wei is a founding member and director of Vitamin Creative Space in<br />
Guangzhou which, since its establishment in 2002, has come to be considered as<br />
one of the most important platforms for contemporary art in China.<br />
For <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> Conversations Ng and Zhang will discuss and consider the different<br />
platforms that currently exist for exhibiting contemporary art in China. What does<br />
it mean to be independent? Is there such a thing as a non-profit? Are conditions<br />
in China opening up “unconventional” ways for the independent exhibition of<br />
contemporary art? Are conditions in the Pearl River Delta with cities like <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong>,<br />
Shenzhen and Guangzhou, creating a very different environment to say, the capital,<br />
Beijing?<br />
For more information, www.aaa.org.hk/newsletter<br />
For registration, hkconversations@aaa.org.hk<br />
WHAT IS yoUR DREAM MUSEUM? Visit Asia <strong>Art</strong> Archive at Stand C14
Satellite Event<br />
Shifting Sites: Cultural Desire and the Museum<br />
Saturday 17 May 2008, 10am - 5.30pm, <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> Convention & Exhibition Centre<br />
Presented by Asia <strong>Art</strong> Archive and Department of Cultural and Religious Studies, The<br />
Chinese University of <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong>. Supported by - Home Affairs Bureau, Government of<br />
<strong>HK</strong>SAR and in association with ART <strong>HK</strong> 08.<br />
Major resources are being allocated by governments to building cultural facilities – think<br />
Abu Dhabi and <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong>’s West Kowloon Cultural District. Today, art and cultural<br />
facilities are seen as necessary components of a world-class city; a desire reiterated<br />
throughout cities in Asia. Can the one-stop cultural district really emulate the vibrancy<br />
of art scenes in cities like London and NY? And the idea of a museum – this is a recent<br />
construct in Asia – so what should today’s museum look like? Eight internationally<br />
renowned speakers will come to <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> to address these issues.<br />
In this one-day conference key individuals and institutions address these very issues<br />
and share with us their insights and experiences.<br />
Confirmed speakers include:<br />
Jane DeBevoise: Chair of the Board of Directors of the Asia <strong>Art</strong> Archive and Former<br />
Deputy Director of Guggenheim Museum<br />
Phillip Dodd: Chairman of Made in China, London/Beijing<br />
David Elliott: Independent Curator and Critic (Founding Director of the Mori <strong>Art</strong><br />
Museum)<br />
Yuko Hasegawa: Chief Curator of Museum of Contemporary <strong>Art</strong>, Tokyo<br />
Oscar Ho: Program Director of Department of Cultural and Religious Studies, The<br />
Chinese University of <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong><br />
Charles Merewether: Curator and <strong>Art</strong>istic Director of 2006 Sydney Biennale<br />
Joe Thompson: Founding Director of Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary <strong>Art</strong><br />
Sheena Wagstaff: Chief Curator of Tate Modern, London<br />
Su Zhen Xie: Executive Director of Museum of China Central Academy of Fine <strong>Art</strong>s,<br />
Beijing<br />
Welcoming Remarks:<br />
Carrie Yau, Permanent Secretary for Home Affairs Bureau, Government of <strong>HK</strong>SAR<br />
Claire Hsu, Executive Director of Asia <strong>Art</strong> Archive<br />
The conference takes place in Meeting Room 301 B, <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> Convention and<br />
Exhibition Centre. Reservation required on a first come first serve basis by emailing<br />
shiftingsites@aaa.org.hk.<br />
For more details see: www.aaa.org.hk/shiftingsites<br />
ART <strong>HK</strong> 08 thanks the following for their support<br />
ART <strong>HK</strong> 08 is proud to support the <strong>Hong</strong><br />
<strong>Kong</strong> Cancer Fund as benefiting charity<br />
for Vernissage. To learn more or to make<br />
a donation go to www.cancer-fund.org
Gallery List<br />
10 Chancery Lane Gallery<br />
Aicon Gallery<br />
Albion<br />
<strong>Art</strong> Beatus Gallery<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong> Composition<br />
aura gallery<br />
Beijing Commune<br />
Bombay <strong>Art</strong> Gallery<br />
Ben Brown Fine <strong>Art</strong>s<br />
CAIS Gallery<br />
The Cat Street Gallery<br />
Chatterjee & Lal<br />
Chemould Prescott Road<br />
Chinablue Gallery<br />
ChinaSquare<br />
Chi-Wen Gallery<br />
The Columns Gallery<br />
Contrasts Gallery<br />
Cook Fine <strong>Art</strong><br />
doART Bejing/Gallery Hyundai<br />
The Drawing Room<br />
Eastlink Gallery<br />
Eslite Gallery<br />
F2 Gallery<br />
Galleri Faurschou<br />
Foundation for Indian Contemporary <strong>Art</strong><br />
Frey Norris Gallery<br />
Gana <strong>Art</strong> Gallery<br />
Gandhara <strong>Art</strong><br />
Gebert Contemporary<br />
Goedhuis Contemporary<br />
Galerie Grand Siécle<br />
Green Cardamom<br />
Grotto Fine <strong>Art</strong><br />
The Guild <strong>Art</strong> Gallery<br />
Hakgojae<br />
Hanart TZ Gallery<br />
Galerie Reinhard Hauff<br />
Galerie Kashya Hildebrand<br />
Galerie Caprice Horn<br />
Gallery IHN<br />
Ingleby Gallery<br />
Bernard Jacobson Gallery<br />
Amelia Johnson Contemporary<br />
gbk - Gallery Barry Keldoulis<br />
Keumsan Gallery<br />
Kukje Gallery<br />
Kwai Fung Hin <strong>Art</strong> Gallery<br />
Galerie Hélène Lamarque<br />
Yvon Lambert<br />
Max Lang<br />
D10<br />
B14<br />
H06<br />
C07<br />
B05<br />
G06<br />
E07<br />
B13<br />
E01<br />
D11<br />
D06<br />
H05<br />
H05<br />
E06<br />
J04<br />
A06<br />
H07<br />
H02<br />
G08<br />
C01<br />
A12<br />
A09<br />
D03<br />
D02<br />
D04<br />
C15<br />
C11<br />
B12<br />
A11<br />
D05<br />
C05<br />
G05<br />
J08<br />
F06<br />
B10<br />
F05<br />
E08<br />
G04<br />
F10<br />
D09<br />
C08<br />
H03<br />
B01<br />
F07<br />
J07<br />
H04<br />
G01<br />
F09<br />
B04<br />
G02<br />
F04<br />
Langgeng Gallery<br />
Sabina Lee Gallery<br />
Galerie Levy<br />
M+B<br />
magical. ARTROOM<br />
Marella Gallery<br />
Marlborough Fine <strong>Art</strong><br />
Galerie Eric Mircher<br />
Mori Gallery<br />
Nanzuka Underground<br />
Enrico Navarra<br />
Anna Ning Fine <strong>Art</strong><br />
Gallery on Old Bailey<br />
One and J. Gallery<br />
Osage Gallery<br />
Ota Fine <strong>Art</strong>s<br />
Pékin Fine <strong>Art</strong>s<br />
Peres Projects<br />
Flo Peters Gallery<br />
Galerie Photonet<br />
PKM Gallery<br />
Galerie Eva Presenhuber<br />
Project 88<br />
PYO Gallery<br />
Red Bridge Gallery<br />
Red Gate Gallery<br />
Felix Ringel Gallery<br />
Röntgenwerke AG<br />
Galerie Stefan Röpke<br />
Rossi & Rossi<br />
Galerie Schübbe Projekt<br />
Michael Schultz Gallery<br />
Seomi & Tuus Gallery<br />
ShanghART Gallery<br />
SHiNE ART Space<br />
Gallery Side2<br />
Dolores de Sierra<br />
Silverlens Gallery<br />
Gallery Simon<br />
Singapore Tyler Print Institute<br />
Star Gallery<br />
Taka Ishii Gallery<br />
Gallery Teo & Mizuma<br />
Tokyo Gallery + BTAP<br />
Über Gallery<br />
UNION<br />
Vadehra <strong>Art</strong> Gallery<br />
Van Horn<br />
Wada Fine <strong>Art</strong>s<br />
Yoshiaki Inoue Gallery<br />
B09<br />
A10<br />
C12<br />
J02<br />
A05<br />
C04<br />
D01<br />
A01<br />
G07<br />
J06<br />
E08<br />
D12<br />
D07<br />
C10<br />
F08<br />
G09<br />
G03<br />
F03<br />
F11<br />
C09<br />
F02<br />
F01<br />
A02<br />
B07<br />
B02<br />
A04<br />
C02<br />
B03<br />
A03<br />
A13<br />
D08<br />
G11<br />
E02<br />
H01<br />
B11<br />
E04<br />
C06<br />
C03<br />
E05<br />
J05<br />
A07<br />
E03<br />
B06<br />
J01<br />
B08<br />
J03<br />
H08<br />
G10<br />
G12<br />
A08
10 Chancery Lane Gallery<br />
G/F, 10 Chancery Lane<br />
Soho, Central, <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong><br />
T +852 2810 0065<br />
M +852 9802 4337<br />
info@10chancerylanegallery.com<br />
www.10chancerylanegallery.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Simon Birch Li Wei<br />
Cang Xin Julian Schnabel<br />
William Furniss Shao Yinong and Muchen<br />
Huang Rui Wang Keping<br />
Dinh Q. Le anothermountainman (Stanley Wong)<br />
D10<br />
Founded in 2001, 10 Chancery Lane Gallery is one<br />
of Asia’s leading contemporary art galleries. Our<br />
exhibition programme includes a complete spectrum<br />
of media - paintings, photography, sculpture,<br />
performance, installations and digital production.<br />
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is a driving force in<br />
contemporary culture in <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> and is one of<br />
the city’s most popular private galleries. The gallery<br />
is international in scope and represents artists from<br />
Asia and the West. The gallery has exhibitions in<br />
three spaces to exhibit larger scale projects at 10<br />
Chancery Lane Gallery-Annex and the recently<br />
launched 10 Chancery Lane Gallery-<strong>Art</strong> Projects,<br />
both warehouses are in Chai Wan.<br />
Other artists that our gallery represents are:<br />
Shi Guorui and John Young among others.<br />
Li Wei<br />
Life In The High 4<br />
2007<br />
Colour photograph<br />
176 x 193.49 cm
Aicon Gallery<br />
206 5th Avenue, 5th floor<br />
New York, NY 10010<br />
USA<br />
T +1 212 725 6092<br />
F +1 212 725 6096<br />
M +1 215 262 0586<br />
newyork@aicongallery.com<br />
www.aicongallery.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Sana Arjumand Riyas Komu<br />
Jayshree Chakravarty Bose Krishnamachari<br />
Adip Dutta Justin Ponmany<br />
G.R. Iranna Debanjan Roy<br />
Rathin Kanji T.V. Santosh<br />
Adip Dutta<br />
The Requiem<br />
2000<br />
Fibreglass, painted acrylic sheets, lights<br />
63 x 192 x 96 in<br />
B14<br />
From its online inception to its current presence<br />
on both coasts of the United States and in<br />
Europe, Aicon Gallery has helped establish Indian<br />
contemporary art firmly amidst progressive art from<br />
all over the world. Aicon began as the first online<br />
gallery of Indian art based in the United States.<br />
The New York space opened in 2002, followed by<br />
Palo Alto (2004) and London (2007). Through all<br />
this growth, the fundamental principle that forms<br />
Aicon’s bulwark remains the same – building bridges<br />
through art. Aicon Gallery has also widened its focus<br />
and embarked into the world of contemporary art<br />
from Pakistan.<br />
Albion<br />
8 Hester Road<br />
London SW11 4AX<br />
United Kingdom<br />
T +44 207 801 2480<br />
F +44 207 801 2488<br />
M +44 782 459 5237<br />
mhw@albion-gallery.com<br />
www.albion-gallery.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Vito Acconci Mariko Mori<br />
Cai Guo Qiang Mithu Sen<br />
Peter Campus Chan Schatz<br />
Jitish Kallat Xu Bing<br />
Atelier Van Lieshout Zhan Wang<br />
H06<br />
Albion is the only gallery in London to incorporate<br />
a major global programme that represents leading<br />
international artists including those from emerging<br />
markets. Dealing in the primary market, our<br />
exhibitions provide a worldwide view of social and<br />
cultural issues. Albion’s roster features artists from<br />
Africa, Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, China, India,<br />
Japan, Luxembourg, Pakistan, Russia, Spain,<br />
Switzerland, Taiwan, The Netherlands, UK and the<br />
USA.<br />
Previously known as Michael Hue-Williams Fine <strong>Art</strong>,<br />
Albion opened its 16,000 sq. ft. riverfront space in<br />
the Foster Partners designed Albion Riverside in<br />
2004, with a bold programme of exhibitions and<br />
special projects.<br />
Xu Bing<br />
Poems of Longfellow<br />
2007<br />
Ink on paper, mounted<br />
137 x 280 cm
<strong>Art</strong> Beatus Gallery<br />
35-39 Graham Street, Ground Floor<br />
Central, <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong><br />
138 Queen’s Road Central, Third Floor<br />
Central, <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong><br />
T +852 2522 1138<br />
F +852 2905 1761<br />
M +852 9106 5605<br />
dyiu@artbeatus.com.hk<br />
www.artbeatus.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Pauline Chan Li Yibing<br />
Chen Jianguo Liang Quan<br />
Jolans Fung Luo Brothers<br />
Gao Zengli Wang Nengtao<br />
Freeman Lau Sara Tse<br />
C07<br />
Established in 1992, <strong>Art</strong> Beatus Gallery is affiliated<br />
to the Annie Wong <strong>Art</strong> Foundation, a non-profit<br />
organisation that aims at promoting Chinese<br />
contemporary art especially the works of young<br />
aspiring artists.<br />
Freeman Lau<br />
RolePlay Chair<br />
2007<br />
Wood and stainless steel<br />
61.5 x 83 x 41.5 cm<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong> Composition<br />
PIA West Square 1F<br />
1-11-8 Tsukuda, Chuo-Ku<br />
Tokyo 104-0051 Japan<br />
T +81 3 5548 5858<br />
F +81 3 5548 5545<br />
info@galleryartcomposition.com<br />
www.galleryartcomposition.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Yayoi Kusama<br />
Sekine Nobuo<br />
Yayoi Kusama<br />
WoMEN CM<br />
2003<br />
Canvas, marker, acrylic<br />
116 × 91.5 cm<br />
B05<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong> Composition has been specialising<br />
in Japanese <strong>Art</strong> for 40 years. Three Gallery was<br />
incorporated with Gallery <strong>Art</strong> Composition in 2007<br />
creating an international network. The gallery has<br />
two directors and two curators and supports young,<br />
talented artists, promoting them worldwide. The<br />
gallery’s focus is to develop Asian Surrealism.
aura gallery<br />
1505a, The Centrium, 60 Wyndham Street<br />
Central, <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong><br />
T +852 2530 9399<br />
F +852 2530 9398<br />
4/f Building 9, 2361 Yangshupu Lu<br />
Shanghai, 200090, China<br />
T +86 21 6595 0901<br />
F +86 21 6595 0886<br />
No.13 Dongfeng <strong>Art</strong> Park, No.1 South Tuofangying<br />
Chaoyang District, 100016, Beijing, China<br />
T +86 10 8459 8390<br />
F +86 10 8470 7191<br />
aura@aura-art.com<br />
www.aura-art.com<br />
G06<br />
aura gallery, founded in Shanghai by William<br />
Zhang in 2001, has held many Chinese artists’ solo<br />
debuts and become the most significant gallery for<br />
collectors. Represented artists Yin Zhaoyang, Luo<br />
Quanmu, Maleonn, Qu Guangci, Zhu Hao are active<br />
both in China and internationally.<br />
aura gallery has participated in <strong>Art</strong> Beijing,<br />
ShContemporary, ARCO, Melbourne <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>, <strong>Art</strong><br />
Santa Fe and other important art fairs. aura gallery<br />
also collects international contemporary arts such as<br />
the works of Moriyama Daido, Roger Ballen, Marc<br />
Quinn, Anish Kapoor and Matthew Barney.<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Roger Ballen Yin Zhaohui<br />
Liu Dahong Yin Zhaoyang<br />
Liu Wentao Yin Zhaoyu<br />
Luo Quanmu Zhao Jifeng<br />
Qu Guangci Zhu Hao<br />
Luo Quanmu<br />
Butterfly Catcher<br />
2007<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
204 X 250 cm<br />
Yin Zhaoyang<br />
Diffusion<br />
2008<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
150 X 220 cm
Beijing Commune E07<br />
Bombay <strong>Art</strong> Gallery<br />
798 <strong>Art</strong> Zone<br />
No.4 Jiuxianqiao Road<br />
Chaoyang District<br />
Beijing, 100015, China<br />
T +86 10 8456 2862<br />
F +86 10 8456 2862<br />
M +86 139 1140 3171<br />
info@beijingcommune.com<br />
www.beijingcommune.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Hai Bo Yin Xiuzhen<br />
<strong>Hong</strong> Hao Yang Shaobin<br />
Liu Jianhua Yue Minjun<br />
Lu Hao Zhang Dali<br />
Song Dong Zhang Xiaogang<br />
Zhang Xiaogang<br />
2007-Boy<br />
2007<br />
Silkscreen print, ed.68<br />
148 x 205 cm<br />
Beijing Commune, located at the heart of Beijing’s<br />
art scene, the 798 <strong>Art</strong> District, stands as a model<br />
of ingenuity and originality. The artists represented<br />
are both established and emerging Chinese<br />
Contemporary artists who have been shown in a<br />
series of group and solo exhibitions. By means of<br />
a passionate, daring and academically inspired<br />
programme, Beijing Commune challenges and<br />
inspires their clients and audience to reflect upon<br />
the different facets of Chinese Contemporary art as<br />
a whole.<br />
2/19, Kamal Mansion, 1st Floor<br />
<strong>Art</strong>hur Bunder Road<br />
Near Radio Club<br />
Colaba, Mumbai – 400 005<br />
India<br />
T +91 22 6615 6796<br />
M +98 2029 8263<br />
dcspl@vsnl.net<br />
www.bombayartgallery.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Shivani Aggarwal Bari Kumar<br />
Yashwant Deshmukh Indrajit Prasad<br />
Anita Dube K. Reghunadhan<br />
Pandit Khairnar Upendranath T.R.<br />
Rajan Krishnan<br />
B13<br />
Young gallery showing figurative and abstract works<br />
with a classical and minimalist bent. Our artists<br />
draw from the huge Indian asthetic sense and milieu<br />
but are able to present it in an urban and modern<br />
idiom.<br />
Bari Kumar<br />
Surrender<br />
2005<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
183 x 122 cm
Ben Brown Fine <strong>Art</strong>s<br />
21 Cork Street<br />
1st floor<br />
London W1S 3LZ<br />
United Kingdom<br />
T +44 207 734 8888<br />
F +44 207 734 8892<br />
info@benbrownfinearts.com<br />
www.benbrownfinearts.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Tony Bevan Martin Mull<br />
Caio Fonseca Heribert C. Ottersbach<br />
Keith Haring Estate Matthias Schaller<br />
Candida Höfer Clare Shenstone<br />
Claude & François-Xavier Lalanne Tseng Kwong Chi<br />
E01<br />
Ben Brown Fine <strong>Art</strong>s opened in January 2004 after<br />
Ben Brown had spent ten years at Sotheby’s and<br />
two years as Managing Director of Waddington<br />
Galleries. Ben Brown specialises in top end<br />
international artists, with a strong focus on German<br />
photography, Italian painting and major trends<br />
in international art. He is on the committee of<br />
<strong>Art</strong>e Fiera Bologna after a two year stint on the<br />
committee of Mi<strong>Art</strong> in Milan. He has organised<br />
exhibitions of international art in <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> and<br />
takes part in <strong>Art</strong> Brussels and the Dubai <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>.<br />
His close collaboration with Candida Höfer has led<br />
to Ben Brown arranging the artist’s visits to Dublin<br />
and subsequent IMMA show, her invitation to<br />
Florence by the Palazzo Strozzi, to Naples by the<br />
Museo Capodimonte and to St. Petersburg by the<br />
Hermitage Museum. Ben Brown has recently taken<br />
a new larger space in London’s Brooks Mews which<br />
will open in June.<br />
Claude & François-Xavier Lalanne<br />
Pomme de Ben<br />
2007<br />
Bronze<br />
122 x 92 x 85 cm<br />
CAIS Gallery<br />
99-5, Chungdam Dong, Gangnam Gu<br />
Seoul, Korea<br />
T +82 2 511 0668<br />
F +82 2 545 2239<br />
D2-D3, UG, Far East Finance Centre<br />
16 Harcourt Road, Admiralty<br />
<strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong><br />
T +852 2527 7798<br />
F +852 2527 7768<br />
cais@caisart.com<br />
www.caisgallery.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Choi Sang Ah Kim Eun Jin<br />
Choi So Young Lee Lee Nam<br />
Rhee Da Min Byung Hun<br />
Peter Halley Nam Tchun Mo<br />
<strong>Hong</strong> Kyoung Tack Gary Simmons<br />
D11<br />
Established in 1997, CAIS Gallery, located in the<br />
Gangnam area in Seoul, Korea, has been the<br />
foremost representative of contemporary Korean<br />
art. Starting with the inaugural exhibition, Gerhard<br />
Richter’s solo show, CAIS Gallery held exhibitions<br />
for experienced Korean artists such as Guiline<br />
Kim and Byung Hun Min and famous international<br />
artists such as Peter Halley, Gary Simmons and<br />
Ross Bleckner. In 2001, CAIS Gallery participated<br />
in NiCAF in Japan and with this starting point<br />
has further expanded into Asian, American and<br />
European art fairs to introduce active young artists<br />
such as Kyoung Tack <strong>Hong</strong>, So Young Choi, Eun Jin<br />
Kim, Rhee Da and others. CAIS Gallery <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong><br />
was established in 2007, proving that CAIS Gallery<br />
becomes a truly international art gallery and has the<br />
ability to guide and develop within the international<br />
art market and art world.<br />
Kim Eun Jin<br />
Counts in all the wrinkles of her life<br />
2007<br />
Pigment on canvas<br />
140 x 180 cm
The Cat Street Gallery<br />
222 Hollywood Road<br />
Sheung Wan<br />
<strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong><br />
T +852 2291 0006<br />
F +852 2544 6100<br />
M +852 9041 9181<br />
info@thecatstreetgallery.com<br />
www.thecatstreetgallery.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Alex Beard Camie Lyons<br />
Adam Bricusse David Mach<br />
David Bromley Paul Robinson<br />
Thomas Fontini Stuart Semple<br />
James Gordon Rupert Shrive<br />
David Mach<br />
Cats Eyes<br />
2007<br />
Postcard and collage on board<br />
165 x 165 cm<br />
D06<br />
The Cat Street Gallery in <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> is committed to<br />
exhibiting the best of international contemporary and<br />
modern art by both established and emerging artists.
Chatterjee & Lal Chemould Prescott Road<br />
Kamal Mansion First Floor<br />
<strong>Art</strong>hur Bunder Road<br />
Colaba, Mumbai 400 005<br />
India<br />
T +91 22 6521 5105<br />
F +91 22 2283 0100<br />
M +91 98 2040 1975<br />
info@chatterjeeandlal.com<br />
www.chatterjeeandlal.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Minam Apang Kabir Mohanty<br />
Mansi Bhatt Aditya Pande<br />
Nikhil Chopra Rajesh Pullarwar<br />
Sophie Ernst Rashid Rana<br />
Shumona Goel Sadanand<br />
Rashid Rana<br />
Red Carpet - 1<br />
2007<br />
C Print + Diasec<br />
218 X 292 cm<br />
H05 H05<br />
Chatterjee & Lal represents artists working in a range<br />
of media. Started in 2003 by husband and wife team<br />
Mortimer Chatterjee and Tara Lal, the gallery gives<br />
special attention to art produced in or with reference<br />
to South Asia. Based in downtown Colaba, in the<br />
heart of Mumbai’s art district, C&L is a leader in<br />
recognising and nurturing new talent.<br />
Queens Mansion 3rd Floor<br />
G. Talwatkar Marg Fort<br />
Mumbai 400 001<br />
India<br />
T +91 22 2200 0211<br />
F +91 22 2200 0213<br />
M +91 98 2005 0291<br />
gallerychemould@gmail.com<br />
www.gallerychemould.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Atul Dodiya Jagannath Panda<br />
Tushar Joag Rashid Rana<br />
Anant Joshi Mithu Sen<br />
Jitish Kallat Aditi Singh<br />
Reena Saini Kallat Hema Upadhyay<br />
Chemould Prescott Road was inaugurated on 2<br />
February 2007. A privately owned commercial art<br />
gallery, it was started as a branch concern of Gallery<br />
Chemould, one of India’s oldest (Est. 1963), leading<br />
contemporary art galleries, based in Mumbai.<br />
Founded by Kekoo and Khorshed Gandhy, the<br />
gallery has the distinction of having exhibited and<br />
represented the works of major artists, emerging<br />
from the first waves of India’s modernist and<br />
contemporary art movements in their solo shows.<br />
Shireen Gandhy, Chemould’s current director since<br />
1988, is particularly interested in art that displays an<br />
interdisciplinary approach to practice and media.<br />
Rashid Rana<br />
Detail of Red Carpet - 1
Chinablue Gallery<br />
Building 7, 2-3F, Ego Actliving<br />
Jia 16 Baiziwan Road, Chaoyang District<br />
Beijing, CN 100022, China<br />
T +8610 8774 6332<br />
F +8610 8774 6339<br />
M +1390 133 1599<br />
info@chinabluegallery.com<br />
www.chinabluegallery.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Cao Hui Wang Chengyun<br />
Chen Bo Wang Qingsong<br />
He Duoling Xiong Yu<br />
Mao Yan Zhong Song<br />
Qiu Xiaofei Zhou Wenzhong<br />
Wang Qingsong<br />
Follow Me<br />
2003<br />
C-print, ed.10<br />
120 x 300 cm<br />
E06<br />
Established by Li Guosheng in Beijing in 2002,<br />
Chinablue Gallery represents a diverse mix of well<br />
established Chinese artists at the same time as<br />
supporting a strong group of young emerging artists.<br />
The gallery deals in a wide range of artistic media<br />
including photography, painting, sculpture,<br />
installations and film, which it promotes at<br />
international art fairs and exhibitions all around the<br />
world.<br />
ChinaSquare Gallery<br />
545 W. 25th Street<br />
Chelsea <strong>Art</strong>s Tower 8th floor<br />
New York, NY 10001, USA<br />
T +1 212 255 8886<br />
F +1 212 255 8848<br />
M +86 10 8776 6137<br />
4-b-12A02 Hou Xiandai Cheng<br />
No.16 Baiziwan Road<br />
Chaoyang District<br />
Beijing, 100022, China<br />
info@ChinaSquareNY.com<br />
www.ChinaSquareNY.com<br />
J04<br />
ChinaSquare exhibits Chinese contemporary<br />
artwork of cutting edge artists such as Xiang Jing,<br />
Guangci, Chen Jiagang, Zhu Wei, Yin Zhaoyang, Su<br />
Xinping, Zhong Biao, Ye Yongqing and many more.<br />
Through exhibitions, art fairs, and publications,<br />
ChinaSquare improves the accessibility of Chinese<br />
contemporary art to art historians, connoisseurs,<br />
museums and cultural institutions, critics and art<br />
enthusiasts. ChinaSquare works closely with these<br />
audiences to facilitate and develop the careers of<br />
Chinese contemporary artists, both academically<br />
and commercially.<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Mao Yan<br />
Su Xinping<br />
Ye Yongqing<br />
Zhang Xiaotao<br />
Zhao Nengzhi<br />
Ye Yongqing<br />
Bird<br />
2006<br />
Acrylic on canvas<br />
150 x 200 cm
Chi-Wen Gallery<br />
3/F No.19, Lane 252, Tun-Hua South Road<br />
Section1, Taipei<br />
Taiwan<br />
T + 886 2 8771 3372<br />
F + 886 2 8771 3421<br />
M + 886 93709 4493<br />
htpg@ms27.hinet.net<br />
www.chiwengallery.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Alterazioni Video Peng Hung-Chih<br />
Chang Chien-Chi Tseng Yu-Chin<br />
Chen Chieh-Jen Yeh We-Li<br />
Chen Shun-Chu Yu Peng<br />
Hung Chih-Yang Yuan Goang-Ming<br />
A06<br />
Chi-Wen Gallery was founded by Joanne Huang<br />
Chi-Wen. Chi-Wen Gallery is the premiere gallery in<br />
Taiwan showing the best of contemporary Taiwanese<br />
art. Many of these artists use digital media such as<br />
Chen Chieh-Jen, Hung Tung-Lu, Peng Hung-Chih,<br />
Tsui Kuang-Yu, Wu Tien-Chang, Yuan Goang-Ming,<br />
Tseng Yu-Chin and Chen Shun-Chu. Chi-Wen Gallery<br />
has its pulse on today’s art while looking to tomorrow<br />
and represents artists whose work continues to grow<br />
in historical importance.<br />
Other artists our gallery supports are:<br />
Lin Chuan-Chu,Hung Tung-Lu, Hsu Yu-Jen, Wu Tien<br />
Chang, Wang Wan-Chun and Yao Jui-Chung.<br />
Alterazioni Video<br />
dea<br />
2008<br />
Photogravure<br />
48 x 48 cm (x9)<br />
The Columns Gallery<br />
63-14, Chungdamdong<br />
Gangnamgu, Seoul 135100<br />
Korea<br />
T +82 2 3442 6301<br />
F +82 2 3442 6303<br />
M +82 11 660 1651<br />
djc@columns.co.kr<br />
www.columns.co.kr<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Daniele Buetti Airan Kang<br />
Sun Ho Choi Lina Kim<br />
Kwang Young Chun Yeo Hyun Kwon<br />
Thomas Eller Markus Linnenbrink<br />
Ho Sup Hwang Bill Thompson<br />
H07<br />
Established by Dong Jo Chang in 2002, the<br />
independent commissioner for 2004 Kwang Ju<br />
Bienniale, The Columns has firmly fixed its reputation<br />
as one of the most powerful galleries in Korea. With<br />
numerous international exhibitions and occasional<br />
gallery talks, The Columns aims at introducing<br />
both emerging and established artists to the Korean<br />
art scene. The gallery also emphasizes on debuting<br />
its artists to the foreign market by taking part in many<br />
art fairs worldwide. The latest exhibition showing<br />
nearly 30 most sought after artist of our era, including<br />
Damien Hirst, Andy Warhol, Alexander Calder to name<br />
a few, is currently drawing big attention from many<br />
art lovers not to mention the media. The Columns has<br />
opened another new space, ‘The White’ focusing on a<br />
group of Korean contemporary artists hoping to stage<br />
more creative talents to the art scene.<br />
Kwang Young Chun<br />
Aggregation 07-N076<br />
2007<br />
Mixed media with Korean mulberry paper<br />
153 x 253 cm
Contrasts Gallery<br />
No. 181 Middle Jiangxi Road, G/F<br />
Shanghai, China 200002<br />
T +8621 6323 1989<br />
F +8621 6323 1988<br />
info@contrastsgallery.com<br />
www.contrastsgallery.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Isidro Blasco Sun Liang<br />
Simon Casson Wang Tiande<br />
Luo Xu Xue Tao<br />
Qian Gang Yin Yanhua<br />
Shao Fan Zhang Huan<br />
H02<br />
Contrasts Gallery, founded in <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> in 1992,<br />
does not follow the established model of Western art<br />
galleries; rather, it has evolved from the philosophy<br />
of Chinese Literati art, which does not segregate<br />
or hierarchise art forms. The gallery exhibits<br />
multi-discipline artists and promotes cross-cultural<br />
exchange by inviting artists to create works that<br />
address contemporary China.<br />
Contrasts’ programme encourages a re-evaluation<br />
of contemporary Chinese art by featuring works that<br />
synthesise Chinese sensibilities with an international<br />
visual language. <strong>Art</strong>ists reinterpret Chinese traditions<br />
by fusing them with Western influences to express<br />
their feelings about the dynamic changes in China<br />
today.<br />
Shao Fan<br />
Work No. 2 of year 2006<br />
2006<br />
Acrylic, elm<br />
171 x 90 x 89 cm<br />
Cook Fine <strong>Art</strong><br />
1063 Madison Avenue<br />
New York, NY 10028<br />
USA<br />
T +1 212 737 3550<br />
F +1 212 737 3440<br />
M +1 917 306 5456<br />
www.cookfineart.net<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Miguel Rio Branco Joan Miro<br />
Vasily Kandinsky Vic Muniz<br />
Justine Kurland Pablo Picasso<br />
Fernand Leger Bettina Rheims<br />
Henri Matisse Ed Ruscha<br />
G08<br />
Modern and contemporary, paintings, drawings<br />
photography.<br />
Miguel Rio Branco<br />
Touch of Evil<br />
1994<br />
Cibachrome<br />
120 x 120 cm
doART Beijing / Gallery HYUNDAI<br />
261, Caochangdi, Airport Service Rd<br />
Chaoyang District, Beijing, 100015<br />
China<br />
T +86 10 8457 4530<br />
F +86 10 8457 4560<br />
mail@doartchina.com<br />
www.doartbejing.com<br />
80 Sagandong, Jongrogu<br />
Seoul, 110190<br />
Korea<br />
T +82 2 2287 3500<br />
F +82 2 2287 3520<br />
M +82 10 6389 1460<br />
mail@galleryhyundai.com<br />
www.galleryhyundai.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Bae Joonsung Kim Sungjin<br />
Jia Aili Noh Sangkyoon<br />
Jiao Xingtao Park Jaeyoung<br />
Qin Qi Shin Kiwoun<br />
They (Tamen)<br />
Jiao Xingtao<br />
Metamorphosis: Door<br />
2006<br />
Painted fiberglass<br />
115 x 36 x 44 cm<br />
C01<br />
doART Beijing first opened in Caochangdi art<br />
zone in September 2007. doART Beijing strives to<br />
promote Chinese comtemporary art and introduce<br />
international contemporary art as well. doART<br />
Beijing will continue to promote promising artists<br />
through diverse and extraordinary exhibitions and<br />
will dedicate itself to the development of the Asian<br />
arts. The founding company of doART Beijing,<br />
The Gallery HYUNDAI, has been the leading art<br />
gallery in Korea since 1970. For 39 years, Gallery<br />
HYUNDAI has organised numerous exhibitions and<br />
has continuously invested great efforts in discovering<br />
and promoting artists with great potential.<br />
Qin Qi<br />
Wine<br />
2007<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
190 x 250 cm
The Drawing Room<br />
Metrostar Building<br />
1007 Metropolitan Avenue<br />
Makati City, Philippines 1205<br />
T +632 897 7877<br />
F +632 890 7455<br />
M +63 917 526 3419<br />
drawings@pldtdsl.net<br />
www.drawingroomgallery.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Marina Cruz Nikulas Lebajo<br />
Kiko Escora Jose Legaspi<br />
Alvin Gregorio Maya Munoz<br />
Kawayan de Guia Lirio Salvador<br />
Winner Jumalon Rodel Tapaya<br />
A12<br />
The Drawing Room represents young eminent<br />
Filipino artists who concern themselves with<br />
universal contemporary issues. From vivid<br />
portrayals of popular culture to personal takes<br />
on cosmopolitan thinking, The Drawing Room is<br />
a hub of contemporary Philippine fine art. The<br />
gallery has been dedicated to propelling its artists<br />
internationally. It has participated in the 2007 Scope<br />
Miami, the Bridge <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> New York 2008, CIGE<br />
Beijing 2008 and has been a regular associate to <strong>Art</strong><br />
Singapore since 2002.<br />
Jose Legaspi<br />
Untitled<br />
2008<br />
Pastel on paper<br />
100 x 70 cm<br />
Eastlink Gallery<br />
5th Floor<br />
Building 6<br />
50 Moganshan Lu<br />
Shanghai 200060, China<br />
T +86 21 627 69932<br />
F +86 21 627 66313<br />
eastlinkgallery@eastlinkgallery.cn<br />
www.eastlinkgallery.cn<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Dong Mingguang Li Haifeng<br />
Guan Shi Qin Yifeng<br />
He Saibang Shu Yong<br />
He Yunchang Yang Zhichao<br />
Huang Yan Zhao Qin<br />
A09<br />
Founded in 1999, Chinese-owned Eastlink was<br />
one of the first galleries in Shanghai and quickly<br />
established a reputation as one of the most critically<br />
acclaimed galleries in China. It has created a new<br />
platform for promoting Chinese contemporary art,<br />
somewhere between museum and commercial<br />
gallery. The pivotal exhibition “Fuck Off” was<br />
held here in 2000 and since then the gallery has<br />
continued to champion the work of China’s most<br />
innovative and challenging artists. The gallery’s<br />
programme of exhibitions reflects its commitment<br />
to supporting both emerging and established artists<br />
from across China.<br />
Shu Yong<br />
Bubble Woman<br />
2007<br />
Bronze<br />
60 x 80 x 60 cm
Eslite Gallery<br />
B2F, No. 243, Sec. 1, Dun-hua S. Rd.<br />
Taipei 10689, Taiwan<br />
T +886 2 2775 5977 (ext.588)<br />
F +886 2 2775 1490<br />
gallery@eslite.com.tw<br />
www.eslitegallery.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Cai Guo-Qiang Liu Xiaodong<br />
Paul Chiang Su Wong-shen<br />
Kuo Chwen Tsui Kuang-Yu<br />
Lien Chien Hsing Xu Bing<br />
Michael Lin Yuan Jai<br />
Paul Chiang<br />
Meditation on Eternity 25<br />
2002<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
122 × 152 cm<br />
D03<br />
With nearly two decades of history, Eslite Gallery was<br />
the first in Taiwan to dedicate itself to contemporary<br />
and modern art by artists from the Greater China<br />
region. The gallery represents both masters and<br />
award-winning young artists including Cai Guo-<br />
Qiang, Xu Bing, Liu Xiaodong, Michael Lin, Tsui<br />
Kuang-Yu and many more whose works appear<br />
in prestigious museums and art fairs worldwide.<br />
Eslite also works with overseas arts spaces and<br />
organisations as well as internationally acclaimed<br />
artists in the ranks of Hiroyuki Matsuura to offer an<br />
exciting array of artworks to collectors.<br />
Paul Chiang<br />
Silver Lake 07-20<br />
2002<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
150 x 200 cm
F2 Gallery<br />
No.319 CaoChangDi<br />
Chaoyang District<br />
Beijing, 100015, China<br />
T +8610 6432 8831<br />
F +8610 6432 8203<br />
M +86 134 8870 9596<br />
art@f2gallery.com<br />
www.f2gallery.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Cao Yingbin Feng Shu<br />
Li Qing Liu Hun<br />
Sheng Qi Xu Hualing<br />
Yin Zhaoyang Zheng Lu<br />
Yin Zhaoyang<br />
Submerging<br />
2008<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
50 x 40 cm x 4<br />
D02<br />
F2 Gallery is located in the cutting-edge CaoChangDi<br />
area of Beijing adjacent to the world renowned<br />
798 art district. The gallery is located in an idyllic<br />
traditional courtyard and distinguishes itself by its<br />
private surroundings, reflecting the very private<br />
relationship that the owners have with the artists<br />
whose work they collect and represent, and with<br />
their clients.<br />
F2 Gallery aims to contribute to the crosscultural<br />
exchange of blue chip and cutting edge<br />
contemporary art, in all its forms, between China<br />
and the West. Furthermore, F2 Gallery also provides<br />
specialist consultancy services to private clients,<br />
corporations, public institutions and museums.<br />
In October 2006, F2 Gallery opened a sister gallery<br />
named DF2 Gallery in Los Angeles in cooperation<br />
with David Desanctis.<br />
Faurschou Beijing / Copenhagen<br />
798 <strong>Art</strong> District, No.2 Jiuxianqiao Road<br />
Chaoyang District<br />
Beijing, 100015, China<br />
T +86 10 8459 9316<br />
F +86 10 8459 9314<br />
M +86 13 91012 1760<br />
Beijing@Faurschou.com<br />
www.faurschou.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Georg Baselitz Nina Sten-Knudsen<br />
Michael Bevilacqua Bjarne Melgaard<br />
Wim Delvoye Erik Parker<br />
Erik A. Frandsen David Salle<br />
Michael Kvium Andy Warhol<br />
David Salle<br />
Thoughts<br />
2007<br />
Oil on linen<br />
229 x 206 cm<br />
D04<br />
Galleri Faurschou originated in 1986 by Luise and<br />
Jens Faurschou in central Copenhagen, where it still<br />
remains.<br />
Faurschou opened a new 1.000 m2 gallery in<br />
Beijing, China on November 24th 2007. Faurschou’s<br />
new gallery is located in Beijing’s 798 <strong>Art</strong> District,<br />
the most significant gallery area and the most<br />
cosmopolitan part of Beijing. Recently, this area,<br />
which previously housed the military’s electronic<br />
factories has now been transformed into a culturally<br />
vibrant area with both Chinese and international<br />
galleries, private museums, designer shops, fashion<br />
boutiques, cafés and restaurants.
Foundation for Indian Contemporary <strong>Art</strong><br />
D 178 Okhla Phase 1<br />
New Delhi, 110 020<br />
India<br />
T +91 11 6547 4005<br />
F +91 11 2681 2973<br />
info@ficart.org<br />
www.ficart.org<br />
C15<br />
The Foundation for Indian Contemporary <strong>Art</strong> (FICA)<br />
is a non-profit organisation that hopes to broaden<br />
the audience for contemporary Indian art, enhance<br />
opportunities for artists, and establish a continuous<br />
dialogue between the arts and the public through<br />
education and active participation in public art<br />
projects and funding. We have established the<br />
Emerging <strong>Art</strong>ist Award, Research Fellowship,<br />
Public <strong>Art</strong> Grant and <strong>Art</strong> for Children programming,<br />
in addition to hosting several panel discussions<br />
on current topics in contemporary Indian art. We<br />
believe that public programming can benefit all those<br />
participating in the making of contemporary Indian<br />
art, its practice and reception.<br />
Rakhi Peswani<br />
For Louise II<br />
2006<br />
Mixed Media<br />
Frey Norris Gallery<br />
456 Geary Street<br />
San Francisco, CA 94102, USA<br />
T +1 415 346 7812<br />
F +1 415 346 7877<br />
wendi@freynorris.com<br />
raman@freynorris.com<br />
www.freynorris.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Susannah Bettag<br />
Zhong Biao<br />
Kate Eric<br />
Shen Shaomin<br />
Hisashi Tenmyouya<br />
Inkie Whang<br />
C11<br />
Frey Norris Gallery is an inviting space for<br />
contemporary art near Union Square in the center<br />
of downtown San Francisco. We feature art from the<br />
San Francisco Bay Area and Asia in a wide range<br />
of media and have hosted the American debuts of<br />
some of the most prominent artists in China, Korea,<br />
and Japan, including Zhong Biao, Inkie Whang, Koh<br />
Myung Keun and Shen Shaomin.<br />
Since 2002, our exhibitions and artists have been<br />
featured in The <strong>International</strong> Herald Tribune, the San<br />
Francisco Chronicle, <strong>Art</strong> in America, ARTnews, <strong>Art</strong><br />
Ltd., <strong>Art</strong> Week, 7x7 Magazine, The Economist, SF<br />
Weekly, KQED, NBC, ABC and NPR.<br />
Shen Shaomin<br />
Experimental Field No.2: Sunflowers<br />
2007<br />
Animal bone, cast bone meal, acrylic and rock salt<br />
130 x 15 cm
Gana <strong>Art</strong> Gallery<br />
97 Pyeongchang-Dong<br />
Jongno-Gu, Seoul 110-846<br />
Korea<br />
T +822 720 1020<br />
F +822 395 2780<br />
gana@ganaart.com<br />
www.ganaart.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Ahn Sung-Ha Do Sung-Wook<br />
Ron Arad Ji Yong-Ho<br />
Back Seung-Woo Ko Young-Hoon<br />
Bae Bien-U Joel Shapiro<br />
Vanessa Beecroft Keith Tyson<br />
Bae Bien-U<br />
Sonamu (Pine tree)<br />
2007<br />
C-print mounted on plexiglass in artist’s frame<br />
300 x 150 cm (each)<br />
B12<br />
Since its foundation in 1983, Gana <strong>Art</strong> Gallery has<br />
organized over 600 exhibitions. Its continuous<br />
participation in international art fairs and exhibitions<br />
has endowed the Korean art community with an<br />
advanced international status. Gana <strong>Art</strong> Gallery has<br />
been committed to providing the Korean public<br />
with exposure to important contemporary artists<br />
from abroad, such as Pierre Alechinsky, Tàpies,<br />
Sam Francis, Jasper Johns, Lichtenstein, Joan Miro,<br />
Baselitz, Wesselmann, Robert Longo, Jean Dubuffet,<br />
Kenneth Noland, Georges Braque, Vanessa Beecroft,<br />
Joel Shapiro, Keith Tyson and many other world<br />
renowned artists.<br />
Gandhara <strong>Art</strong><br />
21/F Sunshine Plaza<br />
353, Lockhart Road<br />
<strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong><br />
F 65/2, Kehkashan, Blk 4<br />
Clifton-Kehkashan<br />
Karachi, Pakistan<br />
T +852 2592 9763<br />
F +852 2592 9763<br />
M +852 9268 6265<br />
info@gandhara-art.com<br />
www.gandhara-art.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Aisha Khalid Talha Rathore<br />
Atif Khan Tazeen Qayyum<br />
Muddasar Manzoor Attiya Shaukat<br />
Imran Qureshi<br />
A11<br />
The genesis of the ‘Contemporary Miniature’, a<br />
genre exclusive to Pakistan, is a vibrant rebirth of the<br />
traditional South Asian miniature. Pakistan’s current<br />
socio-political tensions have manifested themselves<br />
in the creative ingenuity of these artists. Gandhara<br />
<strong>Art</strong> will be predominantly showcasing this genre at<br />
ART <strong>HK</strong> 08.<br />
Gandhara <strong>Art</strong> is a curatorial and art publishing<br />
initiative, engaged in showcasing the work<br />
of Pakistan’s pioneering Modern artists, as well as<br />
the contemporary art of Pakistan’s next generation.<br />
Our gallery programme at the Gandhara <strong>Art</strong> Space<br />
in Karachi, is complemented by exhibitions in <strong>Hong</strong><br />
<strong>Kong</strong>’s public art spaces.<br />
Mudassar Manzoor<br />
Untitled<br />
2007<br />
Gouache on wasli (paper)<br />
50 x 65 cm
Gebert Contemporary<br />
558 Canyon Road, Santa Fe<br />
New Mexico 87501<br />
USA<br />
T +1 505 992 1100<br />
F +1 505 989 1991<br />
544 S. Guadalupe St at the Railyard<br />
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501<br />
USA<br />
T +1 505 983 3838<br />
F +1 505 983 4848<br />
7160 Main Street, Scottsdale<br />
Arizona 85251<br />
USA<br />
T +1 480 429 0711<br />
F +1 480 429 0713<br />
1345 Abbot Kinney Boulevard, Venice<br />
California 90292<br />
USA<br />
T +1 310 450 9897<br />
info@gebertgallery.com<br />
www.gebertgallery.com<br />
Fung Ming Chip<br />
Accidentally Passing<br />
2006<br />
Chinese ink on paper<br />
70 x 69 cm<br />
D05<br />
Gebert Contemporary has two galleries in Santa<br />
Fe: an historic compound on Canyon Road and a<br />
new 558sqm space in the Railyard district near<br />
SITE Santa Fe. The Railyard project space was<br />
constructed to accommodate monumental sculpture<br />
and painting, as well as multi-media installations.<br />
Gebert Contemporary also has a spacious gallery<br />
in Scottsdale. Gebert Gallery in Venice, California is<br />
the newest institution in this family run organization.<br />
Sandro Gebert opened this gallery in April 2008.<br />
Gebert specializes in abstract painting, sculpture,<br />
and multi-media projects by an international group<br />
of artists. Most gallery artists are mid-career and<br />
established. Exhibited works come from Australia,<br />
Austria, Belgium, China, Germany, Japan, Mexico,<br />
Nicaragua, Poland, Spain and the United States.<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Magdalena Abakanowicz Xavier Mascaró<br />
Fung Ming Chip Marcia Myers<br />
Johannes Girardoni Udo Nöger<br />
Bernd Haussmann Keiko Sadakane<br />
Jun Kaneko Manolo Valdés<br />
Jun Kaneko<br />
Untitled<br />
2008<br />
Glazed ceramic<br />
81.28 x 83.82 x 30.48 cm
Goedhuis Contemporary<br />
42 East 76th Street<br />
New York NY 10021<br />
USA<br />
T +212 535 6954<br />
F +212 535 0256<br />
newyork@goedhuiscontemporary.com<br />
www.goedhuiscontemporary.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Chen Wenbo Ma Liuming<br />
Cui Xiuwen Qin Feng<br />
Gu Wenda Wei Dong<br />
Li Chen Shao Yinong and Mu Chen<br />
Ma Yahong Xu Bing<br />
Qin Feng<br />
West Wind East Water 069<br />
2004<br />
Ink, coffee and tea on silk/cotton paper<br />
159.7 x 158.8 cm<br />
C05<br />
Michael Goedhuis opened Goedhuis Contemporary<br />
in London in 1995 and inaugurated the New York<br />
space in January 2002, after spending two decades<br />
specializing in early Asian art.<br />
Today Goedhuis Contemporary, with offices in New<br />
York, London and Beijing, is dedicated to exhibiting<br />
and publishing the most meaningful contemporary art<br />
by artists of Chinese origin.<br />
Our current emphasis is on both the established and<br />
emerging Chinese artists working in Mainland China<br />
as well as Taiwan, <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong>, Paris, Berlin, New York<br />
and London. The only criterion for inclusion in the<br />
gallery’s exhibition network is the quality of work and<br />
its capacity to be relevant to, and significant for, the<br />
modern world.<br />
Galerie Grand Siècle<br />
1F, No.17, Alley 51, Lane 12, Sec.3,<br />
Bade Rd., Taipei 10559, Taiwan<br />
T +886 2 2578 5630<br />
F +886 2 2578 8659<br />
M +886 9381 17743<br />
richacha@ms25.hinet.net<br />
www.changsgallery.com.tw<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Chen Wen-Chi Li Xin<br />
Chen Yung-Hsien Shiau Bei-Chen<br />
Fang Jiao-Huei Su Meng-Hung<br />
Gu Gan Wang Ke-Ping<br />
Huang Hsin-Chien Yao Jui-Chung<br />
G05<br />
Yao, Jui-Chung<br />
Dust in the Wind : Big Taiwan/Taiwan Mobile<br />
2008<br />
Hand made paper, ink with gold leaf<br />
140 × 46 cm<br />
Galerie Grand Siècle has been established by Mr.<br />
Chang Hsueh Kung since 1999. Being the most<br />
remarkable new media art gallery in Taiwan, we<br />
present excellent works by young new media artists<br />
not only in our gallery but also at international art<br />
fairs in Europe, the USA, China and Korea. The latest<br />
fairs we have been to through the year 2007 and<br />
early 2008 were Diva New York, Loop Barcelona,<br />
ShContemporary Shanghai, <strong>Art</strong><strong>Fair</strong>21 Cologne, Diva<br />
Paris and ARCO Madrid 08.<br />
Other artists that our gallery represents are:<br />
Wang Ya-Hui, Kuo I-Chen, Tao Ya-Lun, Wu Chun-Hui<br />
and Tseng Wei-Hao.
Green Cardamom<br />
5a Porchester Place<br />
London W2 2BS<br />
United Kingdom<br />
T +44 20 7402 7125<br />
M +44 78 0858 1333<br />
info@greencardamom.net<br />
www.greencardamom.net<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Hamra Abbas Noa Lidor<br />
Faiza Butt Mahbub Shah<br />
Ruby Chishti Mohammad Ali Talpur<br />
Iftikhar Dadi & Elizabeth Dadi Nusra Latif Qureshi<br />
Ali Kazim Muhammad Zeeshan<br />
Iftikhar Dadi & Elizabeth Dadi<br />
They Made History, (detail, Gandhi)<br />
1999-2005<br />
Digital print mounted on lightbox<br />
45.7 cm diameter x 12.7 cm deep<br />
J08<br />
Green Cardamom is an international arts<br />
organisation. We develop and run visual arts projects<br />
with public museums and galleries. We also run<br />
a gallery programme and represent artists from<br />
Pakistan, South and Central Asia, and the Middle<br />
East. Green Cardamom works on a not-for-profit<br />
basis.<br />
Other artists that our gallery represents are:<br />
Bani Abidi, Khadim Ali, Khalil Chishtee and Sophie<br />
Ernst.<br />
Grotto Fine <strong>Art</strong><br />
2/F 31C-D Wyndham Street<br />
Central, <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong><br />
T +852 2121 2270<br />
F +852 2121 2269<br />
M +852 9106 2721<br />
info@grottofineart.com<br />
www.grottofineart.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Halley Cheng Joey Leung<br />
Flora Fok Wilson Shieh<br />
Ho Sin-tung Angela Su<br />
Sarah Lai Fiona Wong<br />
Danny Lee Wong Chung-yu<br />
Ho Sin-tung<br />
A Little Creepy Crawler<br />
2007<br />
Mixed media on wood<br />
86 x 47 cm<br />
F06<br />
Established in 2001, Grotto Fine <strong>Art</strong> specialises<br />
in contemporary <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> art. Featuring both<br />
emerging and well-known local Chinese artists,<br />
the gallery is devoted exclusively to <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> art<br />
through curatorial projects and regular exhibitions<br />
of painting, sculpture, photography, ceramics and<br />
conceptual installations. As a consultant, Grotto Fine<br />
<strong>Art</strong> works with corporate and private collections and<br />
has placed works in important institutes around the<br />
world. Henry Au-yeung, Grotto’s director and chief<br />
curator, is a specialist in 20th Century Chinese art<br />
who writes, curates and lectures regularly in the field.
The Guild<br />
28 B, Pipewala Building<br />
58/70 Shahid Bhagat Singh Road<br />
Corner of 4th Pasta Lane, Colaba<br />
Mumbai 400 005 India<br />
T +22 87 5839 / 22 87 6211<br />
F +22 87 6210<br />
theguildart@yahoo.com<br />
www.guildindia.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Navjot Altaf Sathyanand Mohan<br />
Arunanshu Chowdhury K.P.Reji<br />
Riyas Komu N.N.Rimzon<br />
Bose Krishnamachari T.V.Santhosh<br />
Prajakta Potnis Heeral Trivedi<br />
B10<br />
The Guild <strong>Art</strong> Gallery, founded in Mumbai in<br />
late 1997, has established a major international<br />
reputation for its commitment to showing significant<br />
artists whose work is ambitious, challenging and<br />
intellectually driven. Since its inception, the Gallery’s<br />
mission has been to represent, support and nurture<br />
the work of emerging cutting edge artists possible<br />
for them to take risks and come up with ambitious<br />
projects. In 2006, The Guild <strong>Art</strong> Gallery opened an<br />
additional space in Manhattan’s Chelsea art district<br />
to expand and to forge new ties with communities<br />
overseas.<br />
Riyas Komu<br />
Mark Him<br />
2007<br />
Archival print, Ed. 1/9<br />
188 x 127 cm
Hakgojae<br />
110-200 70, Sokyuk-dong<br />
Jongno-gu<br />
Seoul, Korea<br />
T +82 2 720 1524-6<br />
F +82 2 720 1527<br />
info@hakgojae.com<br />
www.hakgojae.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Chen Wenji Jia Youfu<br />
Choi In-sun Kim Tschang-yeul<br />
Chung Hyun Lee Bae<br />
Ian Davenport Suk Chul-joo<br />
Choi In-sun<br />
Walking on vertical horizontal - Boat House<br />
2008<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
80 x 203 cm<br />
F05<br />
The gallery Hakgojae is one of the leading galleries<br />
in Korea with a good reputation for its leadership in<br />
artistic and publishing fields since 1988. “Hakgojae”<br />
means “a house for learning old and create a new”.<br />
Living up to its name, Hakgojae Gallery seeks to link<br />
tradition and modernity through art. All exhibitions of<br />
modern, contemporary and traditional arts organized<br />
by Hakgojae for the last two decades have been<br />
respected for their authenticity and originality.<br />
Hakgojae is looking for artists who will long be<br />
remembered for their tremendous contributions to<br />
art and culture, and it arranges exhibitions that it<br />
believes will be spotlighted in the history of art. It is<br />
committed to becoming a place that is loved and<br />
appreciated by the art community.<br />
Chung Hyun<br />
Untitled<br />
1999<br />
Resin, steel<br />
215 x 60 x 67 cm
Hanart TZ Gallery<br />
202 Henley Building<br />
5 Queen’s Road<br />
Central, <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong><br />
T + 852 2526 9019<br />
F + 852 2521 2001<br />
tzchang@hanart.com<br />
www.hanart.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Major contemporary artists from Mainland China,<br />
<strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> and Taiwan<br />
E08<br />
Hanart TZ Gallery was founded in 1983 to specialise<br />
in contemporary Chinese art, and continues to be<br />
the leading gallery in its field. Hanart TZ Gallery has<br />
pioneered the exhibition of experimental art from<br />
mainland China, <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> and Taiwan, and since<br />
the 1980s has co-operated with most of the important<br />
artists now recognized internationally. Its major<br />
exhibitions include sculptures by Taiwanese “Ju Ming”<br />
(Singapore National Museum 1986; Hakone Open-Air<br />
Museum 1995; Place Vedome, Paris 1997), a major<br />
retrospective of mainland radical scene, “China’s New<br />
<strong>Art</strong> Post 1989’; Video <strong>Art</strong> from China, Taiwan and<br />
<strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong>, “Fast Forward” (Macau Contemporary<br />
<strong>Art</strong> Centre 1999, The Rudolfinum, Prague 2000).<br />
Hanart TZ Gallery is active in promoting new talents,<br />
and is constantly showing and publishing the work of<br />
emerging artists.<br />
Feng Mengbo<br />
Q2008<br />
2008<br />
Interactive installation<br />
Equipment: PC or Mac, projection or HD<br />
display, stereo sound system,<br />
unlimited<br />
Galerie Reinhard Hauff<br />
Paulinenstr. 47<br />
70178 Stuttgart<br />
Germany<br />
T +49 711 60 9770<br />
F +49 711 620 2667<br />
M +49 175 412 0686<br />
galerie@reinhardhauff.de<br />
www.reinhardhauff.de<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Frank Ahlgrimm Thomas Locher<br />
Daniele Buetti Josephine Meckseper<br />
Annelise Coste Mark Pearson<br />
Wolfgang Flad Julika Rudelius<br />
Jochen Lempert Stephen Willats<br />
G04<br />
Galerie Reinhard Hauff (founded in 1995) identifies,<br />
experiments and critically examines the latest<br />
trends in international contemporary art production.<br />
The program of Galerie Reinhard Hauff explores<br />
the relationship between contemporary art and<br />
current cultural and political trends. We prioritize<br />
innovative and experimental work from the best of<br />
contemporary art production. We further quality in<br />
young artists and in new work by established artists<br />
- mixing strategies, ideas and talents to bring exciting<br />
impulses to the international art scene.<br />
Frank Ahlgrimm<br />
Blockade<br />
2008<br />
Oil, acrylic and lacquer on canvas<br />
200 x 280 cm
Galerie Kashya Hildebrand<br />
Talstrasse 58<br />
8001 Zurich<br />
Switzerland<br />
T +41 44 210 0202<br />
F +41 44 210 0215<br />
M +41 79 549 6792<br />
estelle@kashyahildebrand.org<br />
www.kashyahildebrand.org<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Baba Anand Min Jung-Yeon<br />
Chen Yichu Andrei Molodkin<br />
Cheng Guang Cole Morgan<br />
Lalla Essaydi Kathy Mueller-Moser<br />
Li Tianbing Robert Schaberl<br />
Min Jung-Yeon<br />
L’Intuition<br />
2007<br />
Acrylic on canvas<br />
130 x 130 cm<br />
F10<br />
The main focus of the gallery is to represent an<br />
international group of young, emerging artists. At<br />
ART <strong>HK</strong> 08 special interest will be given to artists<br />
from Europe, the Middle East and Asia (Austria,<br />
China, Korea, Morocco). Many of them highlight<br />
issues of censorship, the influence of globalization<br />
on their respective cultures and the resulting<br />
displacement. Most of these artists deal with notions<br />
of hybrid identities and cultural tension. They have<br />
an ongoing dialogue between the East and the<br />
West, the old and the new, the ancestral and the<br />
contemporary. Their works often reflect a certain<br />
displacement experienced due to the influence of<br />
Western culture on the East.<br />
Gallery Caprice Horn<br />
Kochstrasse 60<br />
10969 Berlin<br />
Germany<br />
T +49 30 4404 8929<br />
F +49 30 4432 8965<br />
info@capricehorn.com<br />
www.capricehorn.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Matthew Carver Li Wei<br />
Daniel und Geo Fuchs Maleonn<br />
Julia Fullerton-Batten Maslen & Mehra<br />
Alona Harpaz Mitra Tabrizian<br />
Atta Kim Tae Hun Kang<br />
D09<br />
The gallery founded in 2002 is committed to<br />
promote younger as well as more established<br />
artists, working in various media. The gallery<br />
is particularly interested in artists who reflect<br />
upon the international, cultural and normative<br />
influence of society. The international programme<br />
of contemporary art represented by the gallery<br />
includes works of photography, video, painting and<br />
installation.<br />
Mitra Tabrizian<br />
Beyond the limits<br />
2000<br />
C-print<br />
122 x 153 cm
Gallery IHN<br />
141 Palpan-dong, Chongno-gu<br />
Seoul, 110-220<br />
Korea<br />
T +82 2 732 4677 / 8<br />
F +82 2 732 4679<br />
M +82 11 9863 2448<br />
ihn@galleryihn.com<br />
www.galleryihn.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Bae Joon Sung<br />
<strong>Hong</strong> Sung Chul<br />
Lee You Jin<br />
Whang In Kie<br />
Yoon Jeong Mee<br />
<strong>Hong</strong> Sung Chul<br />
Perceptual Mirror_1010855<br />
2008<br />
Admixture on door panel<br />
110 x 105 x 15 cm<br />
C08<br />
Gallery IHN has developed a reputation in<br />
organizing ambitious and innovative exhibitions of<br />
leading artists. The gallery moved to its present<br />
premises in the Sagan area, near Kyung-Bok<br />
Palace and the Blue House in August 1998. With<br />
its characteristic space including 2 showrooms,<br />
the gallery acts as a consultant to major museums<br />
and public art institutions and as a precursor to<br />
Korean contemporary art. Since its inception in<br />
1989, Gallery IHN has held exhibitions specialising<br />
in contemporary Korean art including painting,<br />
sculpture, photography, mixed media and<br />
installations. The gallery currently represents the<br />
leading contemporary artists in Korea who are<br />
selected solely on the basis of their aesthetic quality<br />
and intellectual appeal. To fulfill its role as the<br />
leading fine arts gallery, Gallery IHN continues to not<br />
only host exhibitions of leading contemporary artists<br />
but also introduce young and rising artists.<br />
Ingleby Gallery<br />
6 Carlton Terrace<br />
Edinburgh EH7 5DD<br />
United Kingdom<br />
T +44 131 556 4441<br />
F +44 131 556 4454<br />
info@inglebygallery.com<br />
www.inglebygallery.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
David Austen Ian Hamilton Finlay<br />
Anna Barriball Callum Innes<br />
David Batchelor Peter Liversidge<br />
Ian Davenport Garry Fabian Miller<br />
Susan Derges Sean Scully<br />
Callum Innes<br />
Exposed Painting Royal Blue<br />
2007<br />
Oil on linen<br />
212.5 x 202.5 cm<br />
H03<br />
Founded in 1998, Ingleby Gallery maintains an<br />
ambitious programme of exhibitions and off-site<br />
projects by established and emerging contemporary<br />
artists. In the past 10 years, we have secured a<br />
reputation as one of Scotland’s leading private<br />
galleries, renowned for the quality of our exhibitions<br />
and publications. Our programme maintains a strong<br />
curatorial focus, often presenting a contextual and<br />
cross-generational view of contemporary art practice.<br />
We represent established artists of international<br />
standing, alongside some of the most important<br />
Scottish figures of recent generations, whilst working<br />
hard to introduce and support younger, emerging<br />
artists. In August 2008 we will move from our existing<br />
gallery to a new 6000 sq ft space in Edinburgh’s city<br />
centre.
Bernard Jacobson Gallery B01<br />
Amelia Johnson Contemporary<br />
6 Cork Street<br />
London W1E 3NX<br />
United Kingdom<br />
T +44 207 734 3431<br />
F +44 207 734 3277<br />
mail@jacobsongallery.com<br />
www.jacobsongallery.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Larry Bell Phillip King<br />
Bram Bogart Robert Motherwell<br />
Helen Frankenthaler Frank Stella<br />
Pia Fries William Tillyer<br />
Shirley Kaneda Tom Wesselmann<br />
Larry Bell<br />
Cube #6 (Blue and Dark Grey)<br />
2008<br />
Glass coated with inconel and SIO<br />
30.5 x 30.5 x 30.5 cm<br />
Modern and contemporary international art<br />
G/F 6-10B Shin Hing Street<br />
Noho, Central<br />
<strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong><br />
T +852 2548 2286<br />
F +852 2548 2287<br />
info@ajc-art.com<br />
www.ajc-art.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Konstantin Bessmertny Nishizawa Chiharu<br />
Eric Chan Sally Smart<br />
Caroline Yi Cheng Richard Winkworth<br />
Kum Chi Keung Xing Danwen<br />
Lam Wai Kit Larry Yung<br />
F07<br />
Amelia Johnson Contemporary is dedicated<br />
to promoting groundbreaking international<br />
contemporary art with a view to bringing something<br />
out of the ordinary to the <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> audience.<br />
The gallery showcases the work of emerging as<br />
well as established artists, exhibiting its stable of<br />
acclaimed artists in <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> and overseas. A<br />
strong component of our programme is our annual<br />
exhibition focusing on emerging artists. We are also<br />
strongly committed to supporting <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> artists<br />
and feature many of the Territory’s up and coming<br />
artists in our exhibition line up.<br />
Konstantin Bessmertny<br />
Remake: In the House of Levi<br />
2007-08<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
210 x 373 cm
gbk - Gallery Barry Keldoulis<br />
285 Young Street<br />
Waterloo Sydney NSW 2017<br />
Australia<br />
T +61 8399 1240<br />
M +61 414 864 445<br />
barry@gbk.com.au<br />
www.gbk.com.au<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Sean Cordeiro & Claire Healy Fiona Lowry<br />
Debra Dawes Jess MacNeil<br />
Hayden Fowler Hitesh Natalwala<br />
Jonathan Jones Sarah Smuts-Kennedy<br />
Jitish Kallat Grant Stevens<br />
Jess MacNeil<br />
The Shape of Between<br />
2006<br />
Digital video<br />
12 mins 59 secs (infinite loop)<br />
J07<br />
gbk presents an eclectic stable of artists and diverse<br />
exhibition programme, focused by Barry Keldoulis’<br />
preference for work that combines intellectual rigor,<br />
ideas and aesthetics.<br />
Informed by his work in Australian museums and<br />
galleries after fifteen years in New York and Europe,<br />
Barry Keldoulis opened gbk in May 2003. From his<br />
former boss and mentor Henry Geldzahler (the first<br />
Commissioner of Cultural Affairs for the City of New<br />
York, and seminal Pop <strong>Art</strong> protagonist) Keldoulis<br />
has adopted as his maxim “art is what artists make,<br />
and this is what they are making now”. This has led<br />
Keldoulis, for whom contemporary art is a marriage<br />
of ideas and aesthetics, to work closely with artists,<br />
encouraging their ambitious projects and promoting<br />
them around the globe.<br />
Keumsan Gallery<br />
Heyri <strong>Art</strong> Valley G-28, 1652-140, Beop-heong-li<br />
Tanhyun-myun, Paju-City, Gyeonggi-do<br />
Seoul, 413-841, Korea<br />
T + 82 31 957 6320, 6324<br />
F + 82 31 957 6319<br />
M + 82 11 9069 6317<br />
heyrikeumsan@empal.com<br />
www.keumsan.org<br />
Dashanzi Huantienei Yishucheng B-0024<br />
Chaoyang Dist, Beijing, China<br />
T + 86 10 6436 6176, 6186<br />
F + 86 10 6436 6186<br />
M + 86 133 6639 6499<br />
beijingqinshan@yahoo.com.cn<br />
www.chinakeumsan.com<br />
Yabe Bld. 1F 3-5-5 Higashi Nihonbashi<br />
Chuo-ku, Tokyo, 103-0004, Japan<br />
T + 81 3 5642 6137<br />
F + 81 3 5642 6138<br />
M + 81 80 1279 8938<br />
keumsangallery@space355.jp<br />
www.space355.jp<br />
H04<br />
As the leading independent gallery in the Heyri <strong>Art</strong><br />
Valley, Seoul, Keumsan has supported and promoted<br />
the work of international and emerging artists in<br />
Korea, China, Japan and India. With galleries in<br />
Seoul, Tokyo and Beijing, Keumsan provides a venue<br />
for a rich cultural exchange between Asian artists and<br />
cultures.<br />
Through our involvement in a large number of<br />
international art fairs in the East Asian art world and<br />
North America, Keumsan Gallery has introduced<br />
Asian contemporary art to a wide range of audiences<br />
and global art markets. At the same time the gallery<br />
has established a strong network between collectors,<br />
galleries and artists within the international Asian art<br />
community.<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Choi Sun Joo Lee Ufan<br />
Kang Airan Liang Bin Bin<br />
Kim Joon Dileep Sharma<br />
Kim Sung Nam Yu Fan<br />
Kim Joon<br />
Bird Land - Armani<br />
2008<br />
Lambda print<br />
100 x 175 cm
Kukje Gallery<br />
59-1 Sokyuk-dong<br />
Jongno-gu, Seoul 110-200<br />
Korea<br />
T +82 2 735 8449<br />
F +82 2 733 4879<br />
kukje@kukjegallery.com<br />
www.kukjegallery.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Ghada Amer Yeondoo Jung<br />
Louise Bourgeois Hye-Rim Lee<br />
Alexander Calder Ki-Bong Rhee<br />
Duck-Hyun Cho Ed Ruscha<br />
Damien Hirst Andy Warhol<br />
Ki-Bong Rhee<br />
Psyche - The Hole<br />
2007<br />
Plexiglas, acrylic and mixed media<br />
191 x 130 cm<br />
G01<br />
Since opening in 1982, Kukje Gallery has been<br />
representing the most current and significant<br />
tendencies in Korean and international contemporary<br />
art. The gallery has exhibited major international<br />
artists such as Alexander Calder, Anselm Kiefer, Eva<br />
Hesse, Anish Kapoor, Louise Bourgeois, Damien<br />
Hirst, Jenny Holzer and Bill Viola.<br />
Kukje Gallery also plays an important role in<br />
developing the domestic art market and promoting<br />
Korean artists abroad. The gallery has successfully<br />
introduced many of the most critically acclaimed<br />
Korean artists including Yeondoo Jung, Duck-Hyun<br />
Cho and Ki-Bong Rhee to the international art world.<br />
Andy Warhol<br />
Flowers<br />
1964<br />
Silkscreen on canvas<br />
35.5 x 35.5 cm
Kwai Fung Hin <strong>Art</strong> Gallery<br />
2/F <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> Diamond Exchange Building<br />
8 Duddell Street, Central<br />
<strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong><br />
T +852 2580 0058<br />
F +852 2518 8774<br />
art@kwaifunghin.com<br />
www.kwaifunghin.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Fang Shao Hua Pan Dehai<br />
Guo Jin Su Xin Ping<br />
Liu <strong>Hong</strong> Wei Xue Song<br />
Ma Desheng Yang Shao Bin<br />
Mao Xuhui Zeng Hao<br />
Liu Wei<br />
No Smoking<br />
1999<br />
Oil and graphite on canvas<br />
187.3 x 249.6 cm<br />
F09<br />
Founded in 1991, Kwai Fung Hin <strong>Art</strong> Gallery is<br />
a member of the Kwai Fung Group. The Group<br />
is veteran provider of a full range of art related<br />
services, including gallery, consultancy, lithographs<br />
and art book publication. The Group has built up a<br />
top class collection of, and is widely respected as the<br />
leading expert in Asia on, contemporary Chinese art.<br />
The Group has organised countless art exhibitions,<br />
including major shows at important museums and<br />
public spaces in <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> and China.<br />
Guo Jin<br />
Mr. Crow No.7<br />
2007<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
220 x 280 cm
Galerie Hélène Lamarque<br />
37, rue Vaneau<br />
75007 Paris, France<br />
T +33 1 42 78 01 91<br />
F +33 1 42 76 00 69<br />
M +33 6 11 41 62 78<br />
hlamarque@wanadoo.fr<br />
www.galeriehelenelamarque.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Anju Chaudhuri Riyas Komu<br />
Chu Teh-Chun Bose Krishnamachari<br />
Debesh Goswami Akbar Padamsee<br />
Anish Kapoor Abderrazak Sahli<br />
Prabhakar Kolte Vivan Sundaram<br />
B04<br />
Presenting international modern and contemporary<br />
art since 1994, Galerie Hélène Lamarque has begun<br />
specialising in contemporary Indian art.<br />
With non-Western art as a focal point, solo shows<br />
and thematic exhibitions highlight tendencies in<br />
contemporary art from India, as well as Afghanistan,<br />
Iran and Tunisia. Emerging and established artists<br />
compose a gallery programme whose goal is to<br />
introduce the dynamic work of such artists to<br />
audiences unfamiliar with the art of these regions.<br />
Vivan Sundaram<br />
Fly<br />
2008<br />
Digital photograph on archival paper, edition of 10<br />
152 x 100 cm<br />
Yvon Lambert<br />
108 rue Vieille du Temple<br />
Paris, 75003 France<br />
T +33 1 4271 0933<br />
F +33 1 4271 8747<br />
paris@yvon-lambert.com<br />
550 West 21rst Street<br />
New York, NY 10011, USA<br />
T +1 212 242 3611<br />
F +1 212 242 3920<br />
newyork@yvon-lambert.com<br />
www.yvon-lambert.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Spencer Finch Jonathan Monk<br />
Kendell Geers Charles Sandison<br />
Douglas Gordon Tsang Kin Wah<br />
Koo Jeong-A Ian Wallace<br />
Bertrand Lavier Tom Wesselmann<br />
G02<br />
In 1966 Yvon Lambert opened his first Parisian gallery<br />
on the rue de L’Échaudé where he exhibited a great<br />
many American artists: Carl Andre, Robert Barry, Sol<br />
LeWitt, Richard Long, Brice Marden, Robert Ryman,<br />
Tony Smith, Richart Tuttle, Cy Twombly, Lawrence<br />
Weiner, the tenants of Conceptual, Minimalist and<br />
land art.<br />
In 1986 he moved again to the magnificent glassroofed<br />
space on rue Vieille du Temple where he<br />
affirmed strong relationships with artists including<br />
Nan Goldin, Jenny Holzer, Joan Jonas and Anselm<br />
Kiefer.<br />
In 2003 Yvon Lambert consolidated his international<br />
position with the opening of a second gallery in<br />
Chelsea, New York, after having set up in the Hôtel de<br />
Caumont, Avignon in 2000 the Collection Lambert en<br />
Avignon, which stands today as an assembly of more<br />
than 500 art works by contemporary artists.<br />
Other artists represented are:<br />
Anna Gaskell, Loris Gréaud.<br />
Ian Wallace<br />
Untitled (At the Crosswalk II)<br />
2007<br />
Photolaminate with acrylic on canvas<br />
4 panels, each 244 x 122 cm<br />
overall 244 x 488 cm
Max Lang<br />
229 Tenth Avenue<br />
New York, NY 10011<br />
USA<br />
T +1 212 980 2400<br />
F +1 212 741 8580<br />
info@maxlanggallery.com<br />
www.maxlanggallery.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Jean-Michel Basquiat Pablo Picasso<br />
Keith Haring Frank Stella<br />
Sam Francis Andy Warhol<br />
Damien Hirst Yan Pei-Ming<br />
Yayoi Kusama Zhang Huan<br />
F04<br />
Max Lang features works by leading Modern and<br />
Contemporary artists, as well as design furniture,<br />
in a striking venue. Situated in a two story, 4000<br />
square foot building on 10th Avenue at 24th Street,<br />
the gallery serves as a gateway to the Chelsea art<br />
scene. Max Lang maintains a revolving exhibition<br />
program, surveying work by established masters<br />
such as Lichtenstein, Warhol, Picasso, Wesselmann,<br />
Judd, Rosenquist and Hirst, among others, as well as<br />
showcasing the work of leading contemporary artists<br />
such as Zhang Huan, Chuck Close, Franz Gertsch<br />
and Mrzyk & Moriceau.<br />
Zhang Huan<br />
Buddha Never Down with Feathers<br />
2003<br />
Painted aluminum, fiberglass and feathers<br />
211 x 211 cm
Langgeng Gallery<br />
Cempaka 8B, Magelang 56123<br />
Central Java, Indonesia<br />
T +62 293 313338<br />
F +62 293 313468<br />
M +62 811 254683<br />
info@langgeng.net<br />
www.langgeng.net<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Arahmaiani Haris Purnomo<br />
Ay Tjoe Christine Filippo Sciascia<br />
S Teddy D Srihadi Soedarsono<br />
FX Harsono Ugo Untoro<br />
Agapetus A Kristiandana Roberto Coda Zabetta<br />
Ugo Untoro<br />
VoW<br />
2008<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
200 x 150 cm<br />
B09<br />
Langgeng Gallery was founded by its present<br />
director, Deddy Irianto, in 2002. The art space<br />
is located in Magelang, Central Java. In Jakarta,<br />
Langgeng Gallery provides an art space located<br />
at Kemang Raya St. The gallery is committed to<br />
promoting Indonesian and Asia-Pacific modern and<br />
contemporary fine art, especially paintings, drawings<br />
and sculptural art works. It is our goal to introduce<br />
the best contemporary artists from Indonesia to a<br />
global audience, and their counterparts in the Asia-<br />
Pacific region to the Indonesian public.<br />
Haris Purnomo<br />
Alien<br />
2008<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
180 x 200 cm
Sabina Lee Gallery<br />
5365 Wilshire Boulevard<br />
Los Angeles, CA 90036<br />
USA<br />
T +1 323 935 9279<br />
F +1 323 935 1751<br />
M +1 213 453 4389<br />
info@sabinaleegallery.com<br />
www.sabinaleegallery.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Joonsung Bae Seiji Kunishima<br />
Seonghi Bahk Sung<strong>Hong</strong> Min<br />
Ik-Joong Kang Gregg Renfrow<br />
Aragna Ker<br />
Joonsung Bae<br />
The Costume of Painter - Museum<br />
2007<br />
Oil and lenticular on canvas<br />
133 x 160 cm<br />
A10<br />
Sabina Lee Gallery was founded in 1993 by owner,<br />
Sabina Lee in downtown Los Angeles. In 2003, the<br />
gallery moved to its current location, and Sabina<br />
Lee Gallery has evolved representing emerging and<br />
established artists from diverse backgrounds whose<br />
works range from painting, sculpture, installations,<br />
video and photography. The gallery believes in the<br />
important role of art and culture in a multicultural<br />
city such as Los Angeles and will continue to<br />
introduce artists from diverse backgrounds to the<br />
public.<br />
Galerie Levy<br />
Osterfeldstrasse 6<br />
22529 Hamburg<br />
Germany<br />
T +49 40 45 91 88<br />
F +49 40 44 72 25<br />
M +49 172 430 79 82 Thomas Levy<br />
M +49 172 583 45 51 Alexander Sairally<br />
info@galerie-levy.de<br />
www.galerie-levy.de<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Cheng Yuzheng C.O. Paeffgen<br />
Allen Jones Mel Ramos<br />
Marc Lüders Rolf Rose<br />
Daniel Mohr Daniel Spoerri<br />
Estate of Meret Oppenheim Annette Streyl<br />
C12<br />
Galerie Levy was founded in 1970 by Hamburg<br />
resident Thomas Levy (b. 1947). With its multifaceted<br />
program, based not least on the pillars of Surrealism<br />
and Pop <strong>Art</strong>, Galerie Levy has earned a first rate<br />
reputation among German and European galleries<br />
through the past decades. Galerie Levy is the<br />
exclusive representative, as primary gallery, of artists<br />
Allen Jones, Marc Lüders, C.O. Paeffgen, Mel Ramos,<br />
and Daniel Spoerri, among others. It also represents<br />
the estate of Meret Oppenheim, in close coordination<br />
with that artist’s family.<br />
Since September of 2004 the gallery has been<br />
located on the outskirts of Eppendorf in a loft-like<br />
space that offers fantastic possibilities for the<br />
presentation of art. The interior of the gallery is<br />
no less impressive than the enchanted exterior<br />
areas with their sculpture garden. The artworks<br />
on display have all the space they need within the<br />
gallery’s two expansive exhibition rooms. Since the<br />
implementation of LEVY 1st VIEW in 2004 the gallery<br />
has also become more involved in the mediation and<br />
development of emerging contemporary artists.<br />
Cheng Yuzheng<br />
Installation view Cheng yuzheng exhibition at Galerie Levy<br />
September 2007
M+B<br />
612 North Almont Drive<br />
Los Angeles, California 90069<br />
USA<br />
T +1 310 550 0050<br />
F +1 310 550 0605<br />
M +1 310 463 1920<br />
info@mbfala.com<br />
www.mbfala.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Martin Denker Jean-Baptiste Mondino<br />
LeRoy Grannis Jehad Nga<br />
Alison Jackson Erwin Olaf<br />
Mona Kuhn Massimo Vitali<br />
Saul Leiter Brigitte Waldach<br />
Martin Denker<br />
CandylandTV<br />
2008<br />
Chromogenic print on diasec in artist’s frame<br />
180 x 240 cm, ed. 6<br />
J02<br />
magical. ARTROOM<br />
1-18-4-3F Ebisu, Shibuya-ku<br />
Tokyo 150-0013<br />
Japan<br />
T +81 3 3445 8988<br />
F +81 3 3445 8988<br />
info@magical-artroom.com<br />
www.magical-artroom.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Fumiaki Akahane Hitoshi Kuriyama<br />
Miyuki Akiyama Miyako Masaki<br />
Takehiko Hoshino Daisuke Ohba<br />
Hyon Gyon Emi Otaguro<br />
Tadasuke Iwanaga Eye Yamataka<br />
A05<br />
“Magical” is a new type of art space where we not<br />
only scout and introduce Japanese and Asian young<br />
talents through exhibitions but also create some<br />
sort of structure in order to provoke and stimulate<br />
the Japanese art scene via publications, events and<br />
lectures. The space is directed by Kentaro Ichihara,<br />
Satoshi Okada, Shigeo Goto and Hiro Sugiyama, and<br />
Haruka Ito runs the office.<br />
Hyon Gyon<br />
Ki Do Ai Raku<br />
2008<br />
Acrylic on canvas<br />
227 × 182 cm
Marella Gallery<br />
4, Jiuxianqiao Road, Chaoyang District<br />
798 <strong>Art</strong> Factory, Beijing 100015<br />
China<br />
T +86 10 6433 4055<br />
F +86 10 6433 4055<br />
marellabeijing@gmail.com<br />
www.marellabeijing.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Cui Xiuwen Liu Ding<br />
Feng Zhengquan Ma Liuming<br />
Han Yajuan Shi Jinsong<br />
He Sen Wang Qiang<br />
Jiang Zhi Yang Qian<br />
Wang Qiang<br />
optical Games in a Limited Freedom<br />
2008<br />
Show - Installation view<br />
C04<br />
Marella Gallery was founded in 1994 and opened its<br />
present main space in Milan in 1998. Its activity is<br />
based on researching works across Europe, America<br />
and, since 2001, also China. The Gallery has been<br />
exhibiting paintings and photos, as well as videos and<br />
new media works. In 2005, Marella Gallery opened<br />
a new space in Beijing, inside the prosperous 798<br />
<strong>Art</strong> Factory area. It focuses on Chinese artists’ solo<br />
shows, on projects suggested by young international<br />
curators and on foreign artists’ exhibitions in order<br />
to promote a cultural exchange between different<br />
experiences.
Marlborough Fine <strong>Art</strong> (London) Ltd<br />
6, Albemarle Street<br />
London W1S 4BY<br />
United Kingdom<br />
T +44 20 7629 5161<br />
F +44 20 7629 6338<br />
mfa@marlboroughfineart.com<br />
www.marlboroughfineart.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Frank Auerbach Lucian Freud<br />
Fernando Botero Fernand Leger<br />
The Estate of Chen Yifei Aristide Maillol<br />
Chuh Teh Chun Manolo Valdés<br />
Stephen Conroy Zhang Qikai<br />
D01<br />
Impressionists and Post-Impressionists<br />
Twentieth Century European Masters<br />
German Expressionists<br />
Post War American <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Modern Masters prints,<br />
Contemporary publications and<br />
photographs available from<br />
Marlborough Graphics,<br />
London and New York<br />
Francis Bacon<br />
Man at a Washbasin<br />
1989 - 90<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
198 x 147.5 cm<br />
Pablo Picasso<br />
Trois Femmes a la Fontaine<br />
1921<br />
Pastel on paper on canvas<br />
66 x 50.8 cm
Galerie Eric Mircher<br />
26, rue Saint Claude<br />
75003 Paris, France<br />
T +33 1 4887 0213<br />
M +33 6 8998 0797<br />
eric.mircher@wanadoo.fr<br />
www.mircher.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Sylvie Fajfrowska<br />
Max Streicher<br />
Yin Qi<br />
Max Streicher<br />
Horses (2)<br />
2008<br />
Nylon spinnaker, electric fans<br />
250 x 200 x 100 cm each<br />
A01<br />
Galerie Eric Mircher has been open for three years<br />
and is now well-known for exhibiting work by midcareer<br />
European painters such as Martin Kasper<br />
and Sylvie Fajfrowska. However, they also offer an<br />
opportunity to non-European artists such as Michael<br />
McMillen and Steve Galloway from California and<br />
Max Streicher from Canada to show their art to<br />
the French public. Many of the artists represented<br />
have their work displayed in private and institutional<br />
collections and participate in national and<br />
international, solo and group exhibitions. The gallery<br />
has participated in the main European art fairs and<br />
is very happy to bring their exhibition for the first<br />
time to the Chinese art market.
Mori Gallery<br />
168 Day Street<br />
Sydney, NSW 2000<br />
Australia<br />
T +61 2 9283 2903<br />
F +61 2 9283 2909<br />
morigallery@bigpond.com<br />
www.morigallery.com.au<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Daniel Boyd Susan Norrie<br />
Danielle Freakley Luke Parker<br />
Tim Johnson Catherine Rogers<br />
Narelle Jubelin Sangeeta Sandrasegar<br />
Fiona MacDonald Toni Warburton<br />
Daniel Boyd<br />
King No Beard<br />
2008<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
122 x 167.2 cm<br />
G07<br />
Sangeeta Sandrasegar<br />
Untitled #11 from the series Theatre of The oppressed<br />
2008<br />
Paper foil, cartridge paper, watercolour<br />
44.5 x 47 cm
Nanzuka Underground<br />
Shibuya ibis Building B1F<br />
2-17-3 Shibuya, Shibuya-ku<br />
Tokyo 150-0002<br />
Japan<br />
T +81 3 3400 0075<br />
F +81 3 3400 1057<br />
M +81 80 3514 9145<br />
info@NUG.jp<br />
www.NUG.jp<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Mishima Akiyoshi Tanaami Keiichi<br />
Yomar Augusto MUSTONE<br />
Paul Davis Ukawa Naohiro<br />
Alexander Gelman Anekawa Taku<br />
Tsukuda Hiroki Kurokawa Tomoki<br />
J06<br />
Nanzuka Underground mainly deals with avantgarde<br />
artists symbolizing the Japanese Post-War<br />
generation and Japanese young artists who succeed<br />
its genealogy. Besides Japanese artists, international<br />
artists who are exploring new possibilities in the art of<br />
the 21st century are also represented.<br />
Tanaami Keiichi<br />
Dazzling Curves<br />
2007<br />
Acrylic on screened painting<br />
194 × 145.5 cm<br />
Enrico Navarra<br />
55, Rue de Lille<br />
75007 Paris<br />
France<br />
Domaine les Charles<br />
113, Chemin de la Pierre Plantée<br />
83490 Le Muy<br />
France<br />
The Fuller Building<br />
41 East 57th Street, Suite 1302<br />
New York, NY 10022<br />
USA<br />
T +33 1 45 61 91 91<br />
F +33 1 45 61 03 23<br />
galerie@enriconavarra.com<br />
www.enriconavarra.com<br />
E08<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Jean-Michel Basquiat Ravinder Reddy<br />
Subodh Gupta Andy Warhol<br />
Keith Haring Tom Wesselmann<br />
Jean Pierre Raynaud Yue Minjun<br />
Navin Rawanchaikul Zao Wou-ki<br />
Andy Warhol<br />
Mao<br />
1972<br />
Felt pen on paper<br />
108 x 149 cm
Anna Ning Fine <strong>Art</strong><br />
Room 101, 1/F, St. George’s Building<br />
No. 2 Ice House Street<br />
Central, <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong><br />
T +852 2521 3193<br />
F +852 2810 9228<br />
info@annaningfineart.com<br />
www.annaningfineart.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Ai Xuan He Duoling<br />
Chen Wei Jiao Xingtao<br />
Chiu Yatsai Jing Ke Wen<br />
Ding <strong>Hong</strong> Tsui Tin Yun<br />
Guo Wei Ye Yongqing<br />
D12<br />
Anna Ning Fine <strong>Art</strong> was founded in 2005 as an<br />
exclusive private gallery and art consultancy. The<br />
gallery is dedicated to promoting and exhibiting<br />
contemporary Chinese art by both established and<br />
emerging artists. With her extensive experience in<br />
the contemporary art world, owner Anna Ning is able<br />
to provide not only art consultancy but personalised<br />
advice to art lovers and collectors worldwide. The<br />
gallery applies a rigorous selection procedure to<br />
ensure that the highest quality artworks from China<br />
are shown to a wider international audience.<br />
Jing Kewen<br />
Together<br />
2004<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
200 x 150 cm<br />
Gallery on Old Bailey<br />
G/F No 17, Gallery on Old Bailey<br />
Central, <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong><br />
T +852 2869 7122<br />
F +852 2869 7622<br />
info@galleryonoldbailey.com<br />
www.galleryonoldbailey.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
He Jia<br />
Yan Lei<br />
D07<br />
Gallery on Old Bailey is one of the most well reputed<br />
and innovative contemporary art galleries in <strong>Hong</strong><br />
<strong>Kong</strong>. The gallery was first established in 1999 and<br />
ever since then it has played an important role in<br />
promoting contemporary Chinese fine arts within<br />
the region. It aims to introduce quality artwork from<br />
China to an increasingly appreciative crowd. Gallery<br />
on Old Bailey is home to museum ground-breaking<br />
exhibitions of contemporary Asian arts.<br />
The Gallery represents an impressive stable of<br />
established and emerging artists, and had held many<br />
successful exhibitions for prominent artists such as<br />
Yan Lei, <strong>Hong</strong> Hao, Li Shijin, He Jia and many more,<br />
winning wide acclaim and respect from worldwide<br />
collectors and buyers.<br />
He Jia<br />
Diver<br />
2007<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
200 x 320 cm
One and J. Gallery<br />
130-1 Kahoi Dong, Jongro Gu<br />
Seoul 110-260<br />
Korea<br />
T +82 2 745 1644<br />
F +82 2 745 1642<br />
info@oneandj.com<br />
www.oneandj.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Kim Jongku Yoo Seungho<br />
Kim Suyoung Yoon Bohyun<br />
Park Jina Yum Joongho<br />
Suh Dongwook<br />
Kim Jongku<br />
Steel Powder Painting (Triptych) (Installation View)<br />
2007<br />
Steel powder on canvas, mixed media<br />
340 x 720 cm<br />
C10<br />
One and J. Gallery was founded in 2005 and<br />
works with emerging contemporary artists. The<br />
gallery has quickly established a reputation as a<br />
platform for the advancement of contemporary<br />
art in Korea and throughout Asia. The gallery’s<br />
artists have participated in the Gwangju Biennale,<br />
Busan Biennale, Singapore Biennial, Asia-Pacific<br />
Triennial of Contemporary <strong>Art</strong>, and the Echigo-<br />
Tsumari Triennial. Select group exhibits include:<br />
The Elegance of Silence and Another Landscape<br />
(Mori Museum); Fiction @ Love (MoCA Shanghai);<br />
<strong>Art</strong> Spectrum (Samsung Museum of <strong>Art</strong>); Domicile<br />
Public / Private (St. Etienne Museum of Modern <strong>Art</strong>);<br />
and the Korean Pavilion at the Venice Biennale.<br />
Osage Gallery<br />
5/F, Kian Dai Building, 73-75 Hung To Road<br />
Kwun Tong, Kowloon, <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong><br />
T +852 2793 4817<br />
F +852 3007 2988<br />
info@osagegallery.com<br />
www.osagegallery.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Charlie Co Geng Xue<br />
Jiang Zhi Sun Yuan + Peng Yu<br />
Kingsley Ng Shen Shaomin<br />
Li Xinping Xu Xiaoguo<br />
Miao Xiaochun Xu Zhongmin<br />
F08<br />
Osage is a gallery group with exhibition spaces in<br />
<strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong>, Bejing, Singapore and Shanghai.<br />
Our exhibition philosophy explores four broad<br />
themes: <strong>Art</strong> of Ideas promote new voices, new vision,<br />
new ideas and new styles. <strong>Art</strong> of Communication<br />
presents art that spurs the imagination and which<br />
could offer various and sometimes even radical<br />
experience. <strong>Art</strong> of Understanding includes work that<br />
addresses local and national concerns, universal<br />
themes that go beyond national concerns, or issues<br />
of diversity and difference. <strong>Art</strong> of Engagement aims<br />
to present work that celebrates the achievements of<br />
humanity together with its limitations and failure.<br />
The galleries are dedicated to the exhibition,<br />
promotion and development of contemporary artists,<br />
arts and ideas.<br />
Li Xinping<br />
The Canon<br />
2007<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
250 x 300 cm
Ota Fine <strong>Art</strong>s<br />
2-8-19-4B Kachidoki<br />
Chuoku, Tokyo 1040054<br />
Japan<br />
T +81 3 6273 8611<br />
F +81 3 6273 8612<br />
info@otafinearts.com<br />
www.otafinearts.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Akira the Hustler Masayasu Mitsuke<br />
Bu Bu de la Madeleine Tsuyoshi Ozawa<br />
Yayoi Kusama Hiraki Sawa<br />
Tomomi Maekawa Yoshiko Shimada<br />
Takao Minami Nobuaki Takekawa<br />
Yayoi Kusama<br />
Dots obsession<br />
1999<br />
Mixed Media<br />
Dimension variable<br />
G09<br />
Ota Fine <strong>Art</strong>s was founded in 1994 in Ebisu area,<br />
Tokyo. Since the opening of the gallery, we have<br />
been representing Yayoi Kusama who is now<br />
internationally very well recognized. In 2003, the<br />
gallery moved to Roppongi and recently relocated to<br />
a larger space in the Tokyo Bay area.<br />
We take this relocation to showcase our programmes<br />
with more diversity than ever. We encourage artists<br />
to have varied international exhibitions as well as<br />
domestic activities.<br />
Ota Fine <strong>Art</strong>s also represents:<br />
SHINCHIKA.<br />
Pékin Fine <strong>Art</strong>s<br />
No 241 Cao Chang Di Village, Cui Ge Zhuang<br />
Chaoyang Distreict, Beijing 100015<br />
China<br />
T +86 10 5127 3220<br />
F +86 10 5127 3223<br />
M +86 139 0117 1429<br />
info@pekinfinearts.com<br />
www.pekinfinearts.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Huang Zhiyang Xu Bing<br />
Lin Tianmiao Zhan Wang<br />
Marvin Mintofang Bae Hyung Kyung<br />
Suling Wang Choi Jeong-Hwa<br />
Wang Shugang Hwang Changha<br />
Huang Zhiyang<br />
Zoon – Beijing Bio 07- 08 x 2 (Diptych)<br />
2006 - 2007<br />
Ink painting on silk<br />
475 x 140 cm (x 2)<br />
G03<br />
Pékin Fine <strong>Art</strong>s is a Beijing-based art gallery with<br />
over 600 square meters of exhibit space designed by<br />
Beijing-based artist/architect Ai Weiwei. Pékin Fine<br />
<strong>Art</strong>s strives to represent and to promote innovative<br />
contemporary artists, mainly from Asia, focusing<br />
on individuals adept at working in a wide-variety<br />
of media, with experience in both domestic and<br />
international exhibitions.<br />
Gallery Director: Meg Maggio<br />
Gallery General Manager: Kei Nakamura
Peres Projects<br />
Schlesische Str. 26<br />
10997 Berlin<br />
Germany<br />
T +49 30 6162 6962<br />
F +49 30 6162 7066<br />
969 Chung King Road<br />
Los Angeles, CA 90012<br />
USA<br />
T +1 213 617 1100<br />
F +1 213 617 1141<br />
info@peresprojects.com<br />
www.PeresProjects.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Dan Attoe Paul Lee<br />
Joe Bradley Kirstine Roepstorff<br />
Dan Colen Dean Sameshima<br />
John Kleckner Agathe Snow<br />
Terence Koh Dash Snow<br />
F03<br />
Peres Projects also represents:<br />
assume vivid astro focus, Antonio Ballester Moreno,<br />
Kaye Donachie, Mark Titchner, Bruce LaBruce,<br />
Amie Dicke<br />
Terence Koh<br />
Apocalypse Now (GoD)<br />
2007<br />
C-print with paint, ink, glitter in custom artist frame<br />
182 x 122 cm<br />
Flo Peters Gallery<br />
Chilehaus C, Pumpen 8<br />
20095 Hamburg, Germany<br />
T +49 40 3037 4686<br />
F +49 40 3037 4688<br />
M +49 171 534 3619<br />
info@flopetersgallery.com<br />
www.flopetersgallery.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Alfred Eisenstaedt Herbert List<br />
Elliott Erwitt Sylvia Plachy<br />
Andreas Feininger Marc Riboud<br />
J.H. Lartigue Thorsten Schimmel<br />
Robert Lebeck Mark Seliger<br />
F11<br />
Though specialising in B/W-photography of the 20th<br />
century, Flo Peters Gallery also shows a selected<br />
group of contemporary photographers. Founded in<br />
2005, the gallery shows single and group-exhibitions<br />
including well-known artists such as Elliott Erwitt,<br />
Alfred Eisenstaedt, Andreas Feininger, Mark Seliger<br />
and J.H. Lartigue, just to name a few.<br />
Located in the “Chilehaus”, a landmark building in<br />
downtown Hamburg, the gallery´s large exhibition<br />
space is a must for every photography art lover and<br />
collector.<br />
Herbert List<br />
“At the Mediterranean Sea”, Liguria, Italy, 1934<br />
1934<br />
Vintage silver gelatin print<br />
24 x 20 cm
Galerie Photonet<br />
Taunusstrasse 43<br />
65183 Wiesbaden<br />
Germany<br />
T +49 611 599 0701<br />
F +49 611 599 0702<br />
M +49 171 834 6501<br />
kleinschmidt@photonet-online.de<br />
www.photonet-online.de<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Paul Almasy Albert Renger-Patzsch<br />
Roger Ballen Ramune Pigagaite<br />
Max Baur Michael Schnabel<br />
Thomas Herbrich Claus Stolz<br />
Werner Mautz Jan Wenzel<br />
Roger Ballen<br />
Lunchtime<br />
2001<br />
Photograph<br />
40 x 40 cm<br />
C09<br />
The Photonet Gallery was founded in 1999. The<br />
gallery’s programme moves between the period<br />
of early modern and young contemporary. A third<br />
emphasis is 20th century photography.<br />
PKM Gallery<br />
46-C Cao Chang Di, Chaoyang District<br />
Beijing 100015, China<br />
T +86 10 8456 7429<br />
F +86 10 8456 7482<br />
137-1 Hwa-dong, Jongro-gu<br />
Seoul 110-210, Korea<br />
T +82 2 734 9467<br />
F +82 2 734 9469<br />
79 Cheongdam-dong, Gangnam-gu<br />
Seoul 135-954, Korea<br />
info@pkmgallery.com<br />
www.pkmgallery.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Jonas Dahlberg Noori Lee<br />
Olafur Eliasson Sangnam Lee<br />
Steven Gontarksi Moon Beom<br />
Michael Joo Jorge Pardo<br />
Lee Bul Wang Qingsong<br />
F02<br />
Founded in 2001 by Park Kyung-mee, PKM Gallery<br />
has positioned itself at the forefront of contemporary<br />
art within South Korea and the international art<br />
market. PKM Gallery’s program presents broad<br />
ranging issues and trends in contemporary art<br />
throughout its three venues. In 2006, PKM Gallery<br />
expanded into China as one of the first major<br />
international galleries in the Caochangdi art district of<br />
Beijing. In April of this year, PKM Gallery opened its<br />
third space PKM Trinity Gallery in Seoul’s Cheongdam<br />
area, an emerging cultural center for art galleries and<br />
high-fashion.<br />
Jonas Dahlberg<br />
Three Rooms: Location Study - Bedroom<br />
2008<br />
Lambda print<br />
125 x 187 cm
Galerie Eva Presenhuber<br />
Limmatstrasse 270<br />
8005 Zurich, Switzerland<br />
T +41 43 444 7050<br />
F +41 43 444 7060<br />
info@presenhuber.com<br />
www.presenhuber.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Doug Aitken Mark Handforth<br />
Urs Fischer Karen Kilimnik<br />
Peter Fischli / David Weiss Ugo Rondinone<br />
Sylvie Fleury Steven Shearer<br />
Liam Gillick Franz West<br />
Ugo Rondinone<br />
3. April 2007<br />
2007<br />
Acrylic on linen<br />
Dyptich: 2 paintings each with diameter 220 cm<br />
F01<br />
Swiss and international contemporary art.<br />
The gallery also represents:<br />
Emmanuelle Antille, Monika Baer, Martin Boyce,<br />
Angela Bulloch, Valentin Carron, Verne Dawson,<br />
Trisha Donnelly, Maria Eichhorn, Douglas Gordon,<br />
Candida Höfer, Hugo Markl, Andrew Lord, Richard<br />
Prince, Gerwald Rockenschaub, Tim Rollins and<br />
K.O.S., Dieter Roth, Eva Rothschild, Jean-Frédéric<br />
Schnyder, Josh Smith, Beat Streuli, Sue Williams.<br />
Project 88<br />
G/F BMP Building<br />
N A Sawant Marg, NR Colaba Fire Station<br />
Colaba, Mumbai 400 005, India<br />
T +91 22 2281 0066 / 2281 0099<br />
F + 91 22 2281 0099<br />
M + 98 2028 8858<br />
contact@project88.in<br />
www.project88.in<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Mahesh Baliga Neha Choksi<br />
Sarnath Banerjee Minal Damani<br />
Atul Bhalla Rohini Devasher<br />
Bhagyanath C Vibha Galhotra<br />
Chirodeep Chaudhuri Praneet Soi<br />
Praneet Soi<br />
Pieta<br />
2008<br />
Acrylic on linen<br />
157.5 x 122 cm<br />
A02<br />
Project 88, located in Colaba, the art district of<br />
Mumbai, opened in April 2006 with new works of<br />
Bharti Kher in an exhibition titled ‘Do not meddle in<br />
the affairs of dragons because you are crunchy and<br />
taste good with ketchup.’ Housed in a century-old<br />
metal printing press, the industrial aesthetics and<br />
the cavernous 4000 square feet interiors perfectly<br />
lend itself to showcase the new emerging art of India.<br />
The gallery programme focuses on contemporary art<br />
from within India, as well as the diaspora, and also<br />
has shown artists from other Asian countries such as<br />
Japan, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.
PYO Gallery<br />
258-79 Itaewon-dong, Yongsan-gu<br />
Seoul, Korea<br />
T +82 2 543 7337<br />
F +82 2 790 0595<br />
Jiuchang <strong>Art</strong> District, Beihuqu Rd<br />
Anwaibeiyuan St, Chaoyang District<br />
Beijing, China<br />
T +86 10 5202 3814<br />
F +86 10 5202 3813<br />
1100 S Hope Street, Suite 105<br />
Los Angeles, CA 90015<br />
USA<br />
T +1 626 535 3310<br />
pyogallery@korea.com<br />
www.pyoart.com<br />
Kim, Tschang- Yeul<br />
Recurrence<br />
2000-2004<br />
Acrylic and oil on canvas<br />
227.2 x 181.8 cm<br />
B07<br />
PYO Gallery opened its gallery space in 1981 in the<br />
heart of Seoul, Korea. Since the opening, the gallery<br />
has gained reputation for exhibiting progressive<br />
Modern and Contemporary fine art in all genres.<br />
PYO Gallery has placed intense effort in promoting<br />
Asian <strong>Art</strong> worldwide and such efforts allowed the<br />
gallery great international recognition, increasing<br />
international artist-line and collector base.<br />
As the international expectations grew, it became<br />
necessary for PYO gallery to open a 2nd gallery<br />
space. In March 2006, PYO Gallery Beijing was<br />
launched in the Jiuchang <strong>Art</strong> District in Beijing,<br />
allowing the gallery to promote its art more effectively.<br />
Moreover, another office in LA has recently opened.<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Hou Chun Ming Lin Tian Lu<br />
Ji Dachun Nan Chao<br />
Kim Tschang-Yeul Park Sung-Tae<br />
Lee Yong-Deok THEY (Tamen)<br />
Red Bridge Gallery<br />
H&H Space<br />
Building 3 No 570 West Huaihai Road<br />
Shanghai, China<br />
T +86 21 6280 1089<br />
F +86 21 6280 5361<br />
M +86 21 139 1661 1522<br />
redbridgegallery@163.com<br />
www.redbridge.com.cn<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
He Wei Mao Xuhui<br />
Huang Yuxing Po Shui<br />
Lin Guocheng Shi Xinji<br />
Liu Wei Tang Zhigang<br />
Lou Shenyi Xu Ke<br />
B02<br />
Red Bridge Gallery mainly concentrates on the<br />
finding, assembling, and accelerating of the fresh<br />
blood of Chinese contemporary art.<br />
Other artists our gallery represents:<br />
Shang Yixin, Fang Zhou, Shu Yang, Tang Yang,<br />
Zhang Jinxi<br />
Liu Wei<br />
Landscape<br />
2006<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
50 x 70 cm
Red Gate Gallery<br />
Dongbianmen Watchtower<br />
Chongwenmen, Beijing 100600<br />
China<br />
T +86 10 6525 1005<br />
F +86 10 6432 2624<br />
M +137 010 787 21<br />
redgategallery@aer.net.cn<br />
www.redgategallery.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Guan Wei Su Xinping<br />
Jiang Weitao Wang Yuping<br />
Liu Qinghe Zhou Jun<br />
Sheng Qi<br />
Zhou Jun<br />
Bird’s Nest No. 3<br />
2006<br />
Photograph<br />
50 x 76 cm; 120 x 186 cm (ed. of 10)<br />
A04<br />
Red Gate was founded in 1991 by Australian, Brian<br />
Wallace with a mission to provide a professional<br />
gallery for young Chinese artists. This was undertaken<br />
at a time when there were no other galleries and<br />
contemporary Chinese art was virtually unknown. The<br />
gallery has expanded its mission and now undertakes<br />
international exchanges and operates an artist in<br />
residence program of international standing.<br />
Felix Ringel Gallery<br />
Heinrich-Heine-Allee 15<br />
40213 Dusseldorf<br />
Germany<br />
T +49 211 602 9900<br />
F +49 211 602 9999<br />
M +49 172 213 8889<br />
art@felixringel.com<br />
www.felixringel.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Franz Baumgartner Han Lei<br />
Ross Bleckner Joerg Immendorff<br />
Martin Golland David Rankin<br />
Jon Groom Max Streicher<br />
Guan Yong Qi Yang<br />
C02<br />
<strong>International</strong> contemporary painting, photography<br />
and sculpture focusing on the energetic aspect of<br />
artwork.<br />
Ross Bleckner<br />
Birds<br />
2003<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
26 x 21 cm
Röntgenwerke AG<br />
2-5-17 Nihonbashi Bakuro-cho<br />
Chuo-ku Tokyo Japan<br />
T +81 3 3662 2666<br />
F +81 3 3662 2666<br />
M +81 90 1840 0063<br />
info@roentgenwerke.com<br />
www.roentgenwerke.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Katsuyo Aoki Koichiro Kutsuna<br />
Shinichiro Arakawa Hideki Kuwajima<br />
Seiji Aruga Ryuichi Ohira<br />
Yusuke Ishikawa Yoshihiko Satoh<br />
Sakan Kan-No Shuji Yamamoto<br />
Sakan Kan-No<br />
ER0104080<br />
2008<br />
Urethane and acrylic paint on canvas mounted on panel<br />
45 x 45 x 5.5 cm<br />
B03<br />
Since 1991, Röntgenwerke AG has always been one<br />
of the leaders of contemporary art from Japan, and<br />
recently opened a new space named Radi-um.<br />
We represent artists who have not only technical but<br />
also aesthetic appeal. Our selection of artworks are<br />
based on mottoes such as ‘hyper technik’, ‘ solid<br />
shock’ and ‘clever beauty’.<br />
Galerie Stefan Röpke<br />
St. Apern-Strasse 17-21<br />
50667 Cologne<br />
Germany<br />
T +49 221 25 5559<br />
F +49 221 25 5742<br />
info@galerie-roepke.de<br />
www.galerie-roepke.de<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Edward Burtynsky Robert Mapplethorpe<br />
Martín Chirino Cveto Marsic<br />
José Cobo Max Neumann<br />
Aleksandar Duravcevic Bernardí Roig<br />
Sharon Harper Keisuke Shirota<br />
A03<br />
The Gallery Stefan Röpke, founded in 1993 in<br />
Cologne, is focusing on the representation of an<br />
international group of contemporary artists whose<br />
diverse practices include painting, drawing,<br />
sculpture and photography.<br />
In 1998 a second space was incorporated<br />
in Madrid.<br />
Max Neumann<br />
Untitled<br />
September 2006<br />
Oil and vinyl on canvas<br />
200 x 100 cm
Rossi + Rossi<br />
16 Clifford Street<br />
London W1S 3RG<br />
United Kingdom<br />
T +44 207 734 6487<br />
F +44 207 734 8051<br />
info@rossirossi.com<br />
www.rossirossi.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Gade Tsewang Tashi<br />
Gonkar Gyatso Tsering Nyandak<br />
Nortse Palden Weinreb<br />
Tenzing Rigdol Kesang Lamdark<br />
Gonkar Gyatso<br />
God series - 3<br />
2008<br />
Sticker, papercut on treated paper<br />
58 x 76 cm<br />
A13<br />
Rossi + Rossi’s new enlarged premises in 16 Clifford<br />
Street, Mayfair, London reflects Rossi + Rossi’s deep<br />
interest not only in the art and culture of the past but<br />
also in the vibrant and innovative art being produced<br />
by Asian artists today. Rossi + Rossi bring to their<br />
choice of contemporary artists and work the same<br />
principle and aesthetic they have applied in the last<br />
25 years in showcasing rare and exceptional antique<br />
pieces. Rossi + Rossi’s contemporary Asian art<br />
exhibitions have been met both with critical acclaim<br />
and a positive audience response. Alongside these<br />
exhibitions they have staged forums and various<br />
discussion groups with the artists, scholars, critics,<br />
collectors and the public. Catalogues written by<br />
leading scholars accompany most exhibitions.<br />
Galerie Schübbe Projekt<br />
Neubrückstrasse 6<br />
40213 Düsseldorf<br />
Germany<br />
T +49 211 328985<br />
F +49 211 328985<br />
M +49 171272 6063<br />
Schuebbe@aol.com<br />
www.gallery-schuebbe.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Yukako Ando Nashun Nashunbatu<br />
Piot Brehmer Tianhong Sheng<br />
Li Ji Kai Junior Toscanelli<br />
Li Qiang Carl Emanuel Wolff<br />
Ivo Lucas Zhou Yunxia<br />
D08<br />
Galerie Schübbe Projekt was founded in 1990 in<br />
Düsseldorf in the heart of the city’s art mile, close<br />
to the famous art academy, the museum “K20”, the<br />
“Kunsthalle” and 10 minutes walk from the “K21”.<br />
The project room is situated in an old historical<br />
building. The Düsseldorf art scene was founded in<br />
this street. The project room is a forum for young<br />
artists to create their first installations. Galerie<br />
Schübbe Projekt’s main objective is to expose and<br />
establish young, contemporary art at international<br />
platforms.<br />
Gallery Program:<br />
<strong>International</strong> contemporary art<br />
Chinese art<br />
Zhou Yunxia<br />
Mysterysation of the Heaven<br />
2003-2006<br />
Rice paper, ink<br />
400 x 200 cm
Michael Schultz Gallery<br />
Mommsenstraße 34<br />
10629 Berlin<br />
Germany<br />
T +49 3031 9913-0<br />
F +49 3031 9913-50<br />
office@galerie-schultz.de<br />
www.galerie-schultz.de<br />
No 319, Cao Chang Di<br />
Cui Ge Zhuang Village<br />
Chaoyang District, Beijing 100015<br />
China<br />
T +86 10 6432 5093<br />
F +86 10 6432 5073<br />
M +86 139 0104 5042<br />
info@schultz-gallery-beijing.com<br />
www.schultz-gallery-beijing.com<br />
211 Nature Poem<br />
118-17 Chungdam-dong<br />
Kangnam-gu<br />
Seoul, Korea<br />
T +82 2512 6470<br />
F +82 2512 6471<br />
uniconcho@hanmail.net<br />
www.schultzgallery.co.kr<br />
Huang He<br />
Dream series, No. 1<br />
2007<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
230 x 540 cm<br />
G11<br />
Michael Schultz Galleries represent German and<br />
international painters and sculptors. Besides<br />
representing works from classical modernism, the<br />
gallery programme strives to support contemporary<br />
art and emerging artists.<br />
For the past five years Michael Schultz has been<br />
working intensively with the Korean art market.<br />
Numerous collaborations have resulted not only in<br />
showing German artists in Korea, but also opening<br />
up the European market for young Korean artists.<br />
This eventually led to the opening of Michael Schultz<br />
Gallery Seoul in 2006.<br />
In 2007 Michael Schultz Gallery Beijing opened. We<br />
consider both our locations in Seoul and Beijing as a<br />
contribution to the Asian art scene in general, but far<br />
more as a supporter of cultural exchange between<br />
continents.<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Studer & van den Berg Ren <strong>Hong</strong><br />
Sven Drühl SEO<br />
Huang He Shen Liang<br />
Helge Leiberg Maik Wolf<br />
Li Yuduan Zhang <strong>Hong</strong>bo<br />
Seomi & Tuus Gallery<br />
97-19 Chungdam-dong, Gangnam-gu<br />
Seoul, 135-100 Korea<br />
T +82 511 7305<br />
F +82 511 7686<br />
M +82 010 4806 8719<br />
jay@seomituus.com<br />
www.seomituus.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Olivier Babin Eddie Martinez<br />
Hans Broek Moon Hyung-Min<br />
Jeremy Dickinson Oum Jung-Soon<br />
Wayne Gonzales Simon Patterson<br />
E02<br />
Seomi & Tuus Gallery distinguishes itself from others<br />
in its philosophy that stems from the substantial<br />
experience of the Seomi Gallery in its work in<br />
the contemporary art field over the past twenty<br />
years. Since its opening, Seomi & Tuus Gallery has<br />
maintained the mission to introduce international<br />
artists to the Korean public. Whilst showcasing the<br />
works of the most well known artists such as Andy<br />
Warhol, Cy Twombly, Tom Wesselman, Donald Judd,<br />
Lucio Fontana, etc, in the Small is Beautiful Exhibition<br />
(July 2007) and the Damien Hirst Exhibition (October<br />
2007), Seomi & Tuus Gallery seeks to introduce<br />
young and exceptionally talented artists from home<br />
and abroad, such as the works of Simon Patterson.<br />
Transcending the expected, Seomi & Tuus Gallery as<br />
a public gallery dedicates itself to not only introducing<br />
current trends, but also in foreseeing and bringing<br />
future trends in contemporary fine arts to the Korean<br />
public.<br />
Damien Hirst<br />
Benzhydrol<br />
1996<br />
Household gloss on canvas<br />
120 x 180 cm
ShanghART Gallery<br />
Building 16 & 18<br />
50 Moganshan Road<br />
Shanghai, 200060, China<br />
T +86 21 6359 3923<br />
F +86 21 6359 4570<br />
info@shanghartgallery.com<br />
www.shanghartgallery.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Birdhead<br />
Zhang Enli<br />
Zhou Tiehai<br />
Zhang Enli<br />
Bucket 9<br />
2007<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
100 x 100 cm<br />
H01<br />
ShanghART Gallery has over the course of the past<br />
decade acquired a substantial reputation for artistic<br />
innovation, integrity and high quality in dealing with<br />
contemporary Chinese art.<br />
ShanghART occupies two large spaces (ShanghART<br />
Gallery and ShanghART H-space) in Shanghai’s<br />
Moganshan Rd art district, a smaller exhibition space<br />
in the North of Shanghai (ShanghART F-space)<br />
and since 2008 also a gallery space in Beijing’s<br />
Caochangdi area (ShanghART Beijing).<br />
<strong>Art</strong>ists working with ShanghART: Chen Xiaoyun,<br />
Chen Yanyin, Ding Yi, Feng Mengbo, Geng Jianyi,<br />
Gu Zhenhua, Hu Jieming, Hu Yang, Huang Kui,<br />
Ji Wenyu, Ji Wenyu & Zhu Weibing, Jin Weihong,<br />
Li Shan, Liang Shaoji, Liang Yue, Liu Weijian, Lu<br />
Chunsheng, Luo Zidan, Pu Jie, Shen Fan, Shi Qing,<br />
Shi Yong, Song Tao, Sun Xun, Tang Guo, Tang<br />
Maohong, Wang Guangyi, Wang Youshen, Wei<br />
Guangqing, Wu Yiming, Xiang Liqing, Xu Zhen, Xue<br />
Song, Yang Fudong, Yang Zhenzhong, Yu Youhan,<br />
Zeng Fanzhi, Zhang Ding, Zhang Qing, Zhao Bandi,<br />
Zhou Zixi, Zhu Jia<br />
SHiNE ART SPACE<br />
Block 9, No 50 Moganshan Road<br />
Shanghai, 200060<br />
309-313 Guoshun East Road<br />
Shanghai, 200433<br />
China<br />
T +86 21 6266 0605<br />
F +86 21 6266 0607<br />
enquiry@shineartspace.com<br />
www.shineartspace.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Cai Zhisong Shen Xiaotong<br />
Guo Jin Shi Xinning<br />
Lin Hairong Xiong Lijun<br />
Lu Cheng Zhong Biao<br />
B11<br />
SHiNE <strong>Art</strong> Space was established in 2005 with the<br />
intention to increasingly widen the opportunities<br />
available to a younger generation of artists and<br />
provide them with significant exposure. A second<br />
space opened in Shanghai in September 2007.<br />
This larger and more flexible space will enable us to<br />
broaden our artistic horizons and allow us to place an<br />
increasing focus on multi-media projects. SHiNE <strong>Art</strong><br />
Space is set to continue growing, in this way we hope<br />
to provide international audiences with a thorough<br />
understanding of Chinese contemporary art’s<br />
multifarious nature.<br />
Xiong Lijun<br />
Apple<br />
2007<br />
Oil and acrylic on canvas<br />
160 x 200 cm
Gallery Side2 E04<br />
Dolores de Sierra<br />
2-6-5 Higashi Azabu Minato-ku<br />
Tokyo 106-0044<br />
Japan<br />
T +81 6229 3669<br />
F +81 6229 3668<br />
M +81 90 1549 7703<br />
info@galleryside2.net<br />
www.galleryside2.net<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Takeo Hanazawa Yuko Murata<br />
Takahiro Inamori Rob Pruitt<br />
Udomsak Krisnamis Shinako Sato<br />
Elke Krystufek Rirkirt Tiravanija<br />
Peter McDonald Yasuko Watanabe<br />
Yuko Murata<br />
Crowns of Gold<br />
2007<br />
Oil on panel<br />
33 x 48 cm<br />
San Agustín, 15<br />
28014, Madrid<br />
Spain<br />
T +34 91 429 0151<br />
F +34 91 429 0160<br />
M +34 670 913 508<br />
galeria@doloresdesierra.com<br />
www.doloresdesierra.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Christo & Jeanne-Claude Su Xinping<br />
Luo Brothers Wolfgang Volz<br />
Ma Liuming Wang Jinsong<br />
Jean Miotte Xia Xiaowan<br />
Isabel Muñoz Zhang Xiaotao<br />
Luo Brothers<br />
Welcome to the world famous brand<br />
2007<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
110 x 90 cm<br />
C06<br />
Dolores de Sierra Gallery was inaugurated in<br />
September 2003 in Madrid’s arts neighbourhood.<br />
The gallery is located in the 28014 district, very close<br />
to Reina Sofía, Thyssen-Bornesmisza and Prado<br />
Museums. The Gallery has two different spaces:<br />
DS.1_ for the promotion of Spanish and international<br />
artists and DS.2_ Space for new tendencies,<br />
multimedia exhibitions, videos and installations.<br />
Dolores de Sierra Gallery centres its activities on<br />
Chinese contemporary art, but also works with wellknown<br />
Spanish and European artists, who have a<br />
great artistic route and recognition.
Silverlens Gallery<br />
2/F YMC Building 2<br />
2320 Pasong Tamo Extension<br />
Makati City 1231, Philippines<br />
T +632 816 0044<br />
F +632 816 0044<br />
M +63905 265 0873<br />
manage@silverlensphoto.com<br />
www.silverlensphoto.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Patricia Eustaquio Wawi Navarroza<br />
Kabunyan de Guia Rachel Rillo<br />
Kawayan de Guia Emmanuel Santos<br />
Charles Harbutt Steve Tirona<br />
Isa Lorenzo Conrado Velasco<br />
Isa Lorenzo<br />
Foot Traffic 02<br />
2008<br />
Silver gelatin collage fibre print<br />
50.8 x 60.96 cm<br />
C03<br />
Having gained public recognition in Manila since<br />
its inception in 2004, the Silverlens Gallery (SLG)<br />
features 8-9 solo shows a year, representing a mix<br />
of emerging and mid-career Philippine artists, as<br />
well as established international artists. The gallery<br />
exhibits artists that push the boundaries of their<br />
medium and are aggressive in their dialogue with a<br />
critical audience. SLG is the only museum quality<br />
space in Manila, and it is dedicated to photography<br />
and new media.<br />
Other artists that our gallery represents are:<br />
Jake Verzosa, JJ-Christine Villamarin, Denise Weldon<br />
Gallery Simon<br />
630-21 Sinsa Dong Kangnam Gu<br />
Seoul, Korea<br />
T +82 2549 3031<br />
F +82 2549 3032<br />
mail@gallerysimon.com<br />
www.gallerysimon.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Choi Sun Myong Noh Sang Kyoon<br />
<strong>Hong</strong> Seung Hye Alan Rath<br />
Kwon Young Rea Rhee Ki Bong<br />
Moon Beom Ben Rubin<br />
E05<br />
Gallery Simon was founded in 1994, and the gallery<br />
has been at the forefront in representing the most<br />
current and significant tendencies in Korean and<br />
international contemporary art. Gallery Simon<br />
continues to play an important role in developing the<br />
domestic art market promoting Korean artists as well<br />
as raising the Korean art audience’s awareness of the<br />
international art world.<br />
Noh Sang Kyoon<br />
For the Worshippers<br />
2008<br />
Sequins on the Buddha head of polyester resin & fiberglass<br />
60 x 43.5 x 41 cm
Singapore Tyler Print Institute<br />
41 Robertson Quay<br />
Singapore 238236<br />
T +65 6336 3663<br />
F +65 6336 3553<br />
josephinechang@stpi.com.sg<br />
www.stpi.com.sg<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Ghada Amer Lin Tianmiao<br />
Ashley Bickerton Su Xinping<br />
Eric Chan Donald Sultan<br />
Reza Farkhondeh Yim Ja-Hyuk<br />
J05<br />
Reza Farkhondeh & Ghada Amer<br />
orange Dream<br />
2007<br />
Silkscreen, watercolor pencil and embroidery on STPI handmade cotton paper<br />
145.4 x 275.0 cm<br />
© 2008 Ghada Amer & Reza Farkhondeh<br />
The Singapore Tyler Print Institute (STPI) is a<br />
publisher and dealer of fine art prints and works<br />
on paper. We collaborate with highly respected<br />
contemporary artists, who come to us from around<br />
the world to create and publish exciting new works.<br />
The only organisation of its kind in Asia, STPI aims<br />
to push the frontiers of print and papermaking<br />
internationally.<br />
Star Gallery<br />
798 <strong>Art</strong> District, 2 Jiuxianqiao Road<br />
Chaoyang District, Beijing, China<br />
T +86 10 8459 9631<br />
F +86 10 8459 9630<br />
M +86 13601316697<br />
rachel.ma@stargallery.cn<br />
www.stargallery.cn<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Chen Ke Qiu Xin<br />
Gao Yu Wei Jia<br />
Li Chaoxiong Wen Chuan<br />
Ouyang Chun Xu Maomao<br />
Qiu Jiongjiong Yan Cong<br />
A07<br />
Star Gallery is a professional art institution<br />
advocating the art of China’s newest generation<br />
of artists - the “post-70s” generation - through<br />
exhibitions, publications and other activities.<br />
Gao Yu<br />
Superficial Is Not My Motto<br />
2006<br />
Acrylic on canvas<br />
250 x 200 cm
Taka Ishii Gallery<br />
1-3-2, 5F Kiyosumi<br />
Koto-Ku Tokyo 135-0024<br />
Japan<br />
T +81 3 5646 6050<br />
F +81 3 3642 3067<br />
M +81 90 602 30779<br />
tig@mui.biglobe.ne.jp<br />
www.takaishiigallery.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Noboyoshi Araki Sean Landers<br />
Slater Bradley Daido Moriyama<br />
Thomas Demand Kyoko Murase<br />
Naoto Kawahara Hiroe Saeki<br />
Naoya Hatakeyama Christopher Wool<br />
Murase Kyoko<br />
Kemushi<br />
2007<br />
Oil, color pencil on cotton<br />
62 x 68 cm<br />
E03<br />
Taka Ishii Gallery continues to maintain and develop<br />
an exhibition programme based upon the dual goals<br />
of introducing international contemporary artists<br />
within Japan as well as serving as an international<br />
platform for the presentation of the work of Japanese<br />
emerging artists and contemporary masters.<br />
A yearly exhibition schedule of 8 solo and/or group<br />
presentations is supplemented by the publication<br />
of catalogues and artist books with an emphasis on<br />
the documentation and promotion of the work of<br />
emerging Japanese artists. The gallery works closely<br />
with leading Japanese art writers, cultural critics<br />
and institutions to provide a critical context for a<br />
contemporary generation of Japanese artists both<br />
within and outside of Japan.<br />
TURON TRAVEL<br />
2 Wooster Street SoHo New York, New York 10013<br />
TEL 212-925-5453 or 800-952-7646<br />
FAX 212-219-1865<br />
http://www.turon.travel<br />
Serving the <strong>Art</strong> World Since 1978<br />
<strong>Art</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>s & Biennales<br />
Museum Groups & <strong>Art</strong> Specialist Tours
Gallery Teo & Mizuma<br />
2-5-15 Higashi Gotanda<br />
Shinagawa, Tokyo, 141-0022<br />
Japan<br />
T +81 3 5791 4484<br />
F +81 3 5791 4483<br />
info@galleryteo.com<br />
www.galleryteo.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
motoshi chikamori++kyoko kunoh Françoise Pétrovitch<br />
Philippe Cognée Jean-Pierre Raynaud<br />
Lee Bae Ayako Rokkaku<br />
Oscar Oiwa Natsuko Taniguchi<br />
Phillippe Cognée<br />
Sans titre<br />
2007<br />
Wax painting<br />
150 x 225 cm<br />
B06<br />
Gallery Teo is a contemporary art gallery which<br />
opened in May 2007 with an exhibition of Philippe<br />
Cognée. The gallery aims to introduce major<br />
Japanese and international artists to a worldwide<br />
audience.<br />
2F, Fujiya Bldg, 1-3-9, Kamimeguro<br />
Meguro-ku Tokyo 153-0051<br />
Japan<br />
T +81 3 3793 7931<br />
F +81 3 3793 7887<br />
gallery@mizuma-art.co.jp<br />
www.mizuma-art.co.jp<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Makoto Aida Hiroyuki Matsukage<br />
Satoru Aoyama Yujiro Miyazaki<br />
Tomoko Konoike Satoshi Otsuka<br />
Koji Tanada Ai Yamaguchi<br />
Hisashi Tenmyouya Akira Yamaguchi<br />
Hisashi Tenmyouya<br />
“Spider Woman” from New Hundred Ghost Stories<br />
2004<br />
Digital print<br />
60 x 45.5 cm<br />
Mizuma <strong>Art</strong> Gallery opened in 1994. Since then we<br />
have been focusing on introducing Japanese and<br />
Asian artists, whose work has qualities unique to<br />
the current 'style', to the international art scene and<br />
many of whom are now internationally recognised.<br />
We started organizing exhibitions of Western artists<br />
who are new to Japanese audiences in recent years.<br />
Since the year 2000, Mizuma <strong>Art</strong> Gallery has been<br />
constantly participating in international art fairs such<br />
as ARCO (Madrid), Armory Show (New York), Frieze<br />
(London), FIAC (Paris), and Basel Miami (Miami).<br />
New space “Mizuma Action” was set up in the<br />
same building in 2005 in order for more artists to<br />
have an opportunity to show their works. We hope<br />
to contribute to the further development of the<br />
Japanese contemporary art scene.
Tokyo Gallery + BTAP<br />
7F, 8-10-5 Ginza, Chuo-ku<br />
Tokyo, 104-0061, Japan<br />
T +81 3 3571 1808<br />
F +81 3 3571 7689<br />
Dashanzi <strong>Art</strong> Dist., 4 JiuXianQiao Road<br />
ChaoYang District<br />
Beijing 100015, China<br />
T +86 10 8457 3245<br />
F +86 10 8457 3246<br />
M +86 135 0128 8721<br />
info@tokyo-gallery.com<br />
btap@tokyo-gallery.com<br />
www.tokyo-gallery.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Cao Fei Luo Hui<br />
Chen Fei Hiroyuki Matsuura<br />
Feng Zhengjie Chiharu Nishizawa<br />
Han Yajuan Gyoko Yoshida<br />
Showichi Kaneda Zhang Jian<br />
J01<br />
In 1950, Tokyo Gallery opened as the first<br />
contemporary art gallery in Japan and has moved<br />
in tandem with the development of Japanese<br />
contemporary art history. Since the 1970s and<br />
1980s, the gallery started working with Korean and<br />
Chinese artists respectively, and then in 2002 set<br />
up BTAP in Dashanzi with the intention of bringing<br />
artists from Japan, Korea and China and introducing<br />
them to a wider audience. By holding experimental<br />
exhibitions that showcase the work of both<br />
established and emerging artists in all media, Tokyo<br />
Gallery + BTAP has established itself as a pioneering<br />
force in the Asian contemporary art scene.<br />
Chen Fei<br />
Falling in love with the panda series N.3<br />
2006<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
130 x 110 cm<br />
Über Gallery<br />
52 Fitzroy St<br />
St Kilda<br />
Victoria 3182 Australia<br />
T +613 859 89915<br />
F +613 859 89914<br />
M +61 419 033153<br />
anna@ubergallery.com<br />
www.ubergallery.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Paolo Consorti<br />
Matt Coyle<br />
Johnnie Dady<br />
Vipoo Srivilasa<br />
Warren Vance<br />
B08<br />
Über represents artists who have been instrumental<br />
in the artistic developments of the past two decades<br />
and who contribute to contemporary art discourse.<br />
In keeping with our policy of “art unlimited”, Über<br />
Gallery supports artists in three distinct streams:<br />
‘Über’ (established Australian artists), ‘Über<br />
Young’ (emerging cutting-edge artists), and ‘Über<br />
<strong>International</strong>’ (artists from Asia, USA and Europe).<br />
Über has an extensive collection of original artworks<br />
by exclusively represented artists working in a wide<br />
variety of media including works on paper, painting,<br />
collage, sculpture, photography, installation and new<br />
media.<br />
Paolo Consorti<br />
Senza Stelle<br />
2006<br />
Mixed media on canvas<br />
160 x 180 cm
UNION<br />
57 Ewer Street<br />
London SE1 0NR<br />
United Kingdom<br />
T +44 207 928 3388<br />
F +44 207 928 3389<br />
M +44 77 66 918992<br />
info@union-gallery.com<br />
www.union-gallery.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Sea Hyun Lee Kijune Park<br />
Tobias Lehner Yoo Jinyoung<br />
Kyoko Kanda Zoo Inkyung<br />
Yoo Jinyoung<br />
A Family in Disquise<br />
2007<br />
Mixed media<br />
162 x 91 cm<br />
J03<br />
UNION Gallery was founded in September 2003.<br />
The gallery has been committed to presenting<br />
younger artistic positions without a prevailing<br />
direction of only one artistic medium. For many of<br />
the artists that UNION presents, the gallery has been<br />
instrumental in a large number of public exhibitions,<br />
which have followed their Union debut. For some<br />
years the gallery has developed a strong relationship<br />
with Asian artists, curators, writers and collectors.<br />
The gallery operates across two premises. The main<br />
office is in Central London near Tate Modern. The<br />
second gallery was opened September 2006 in East<br />
London, also established by Jari Lager.<br />
Vadehra <strong>Art</strong> Gallery<br />
D 178 Okhla Industrial Area<br />
Phase 1<br />
New Delhi, 110020 India<br />
T +91 11 6547 4005<br />
F +91 11 2681 1268<br />
M +91 98112 25880<br />
art@vadehraart.com<br />
www.vadehraart.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Anandjit Ray Meenal Damani<br />
Anjum Singh Sheila Makhijani<br />
B.V. Suresh Sumedh Rajendran<br />
George Martin P.J. Zakkir Hussain<br />
Jayashree Chakravarty<br />
Zakkir Hussain<br />
Landscape on Hospital Stretcher<br />
2008<br />
Water colour, acrylic and pencil on paper<br />
211 x 147 cm<br />
H08<br />
Vadehra <strong>Art</strong> Gallery has been promoting<br />
contemporary Indian art through exhibitions,<br />
retrospectives and publications since 1987. Over the<br />
past twenty years VAG has been the locus through<br />
which many artists’ works have reached the public.<br />
In a country like India which does not have a vibrant<br />
art museum culture, galleries like ours double-up<br />
as vital sites of production and dissemination of<br />
contemporary art.<br />
We have produced a significant body of scholarship<br />
on Indian art with our art publications since 1996.<br />
The gallery has also collaborated with diverse<br />
institutions – from Indian public museums to<br />
organise retrospectives of senior artists, to working<br />
with international museums on India shows<br />
(Kunstmuseum Bern, Singapore <strong>Art</strong> Museum).
Van Horn<br />
Beuthstr. 14 / Entrance Schirmerstr.<br />
40211 Düsseldorf<br />
Germany<br />
T +49 211 500 8654<br />
F +49 211 500 8654<br />
M +49 172 235 5557<br />
info@van-horn.net<br />
www.van-horn.net<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Jan Albers Manuel Graf<br />
Andrea Bowers Katie Holten<br />
Vanessa Conte Markus Karstiess<br />
Georganne Deen Jens Ullrich<br />
Alexander Esters<br />
G10<br />
Van Horn was originally founded as an artist space<br />
by the German artist Daniela Steinfeld. It started<br />
its exhibition programme with an exhibition of the<br />
underground-cartoonist Robert Crumb. The space<br />
developed into a gallery at the beginning of 2006.<br />
The gallery mixes exhibitions of particular historical<br />
meaning (Crumb, Steiner, Russ Meyer, Cady Noland,<br />
WOLS etc) with international contemporary positions,<br />
having a special interest in working with a new<br />
generation of Düsseldorf based artists.<br />
Jan Albers<br />
Blue DInselman<br />
2007<br />
Crayon and collage on paper<br />
100 x 70 cm<br />
Wada Fine <strong>Art</strong>s<br />
1F 2nd HIrawada Bldg<br />
3-2-5 Tsukiji, Chuo-ku<br />
Tokyo 104-0045, Japan<br />
T +81 3 5848 7172<br />
F +81 3 5848 7173<br />
info@wadafinearts.com<br />
www.wadafinearts.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Yasushi Ebihara Shinichiro Kitaura<br />
Takafumi Hara Hiroshi Ohashi<br />
Atsuko Imaizumi Keiko Sakamoto<br />
Miori Inata Hisako Sugiyama<br />
Tetsuya Ishida Takafumi Tsuchiya<br />
G12<br />
A new contemporary gallery called Wada Fine <strong>Art</strong>s<br />
(President: Yumie Wada) was launched in March,<br />
2007 in Tsukiji, Tokyo, to promote emerging Japanese<br />
and Asian artists.<br />
Wada Fine <strong>Art</strong>s would like to push forward in the<br />
midst of the contemporary art era utilizing the<br />
experience generated by Gallery Iseyoshi (1990-2006<br />
in Ginza, Tokyo), the predecessor of Wada Fine <strong>Art</strong>s,<br />
which participated in ten international art fairs such<br />
as CIGE (Beijing), ARCO (Madrid), Scope (N.Y.),<br />
KIAF (Seoul), <strong>Art</strong> fair (Koln), Mi<strong>Art</strong> (Milano) etc.,<br />
and its many relationships with galleries and artists<br />
throughout the world.<br />
Tetsuya Ishida<br />
From the left, Salma Hayek, Scarlett Johansson, Emmy Rossum, Kate Beckinsale<br />
2005<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
160 X 80 cm
Yoshiaki Inoue Gallery<br />
Shinsaibashi-Inoue Bldg<br />
1-3-10, Shinsaibashisuji, Chuo-ku<br />
Osaka 542-0085, Japan<br />
T +81 6 6245 5347<br />
F +81 6 6252 0402<br />
info@gallery-inoue.com<br />
www.gallery-inoue.com<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Toshio Shibata Robert Kushner<br />
Hiroto Kitagawa Akira Okamoto<br />
Hisaya Taira Yutaka Yoshinaga<br />
Lee Yunbok Tatsuhiko Itoh<br />
Yayoi Kusama<br />
Hisaya Taira<br />
Passage#3-circle<br />
2008<br />
Acrylic on canvas<br />
56 × 91 cm<br />
A08<br />
Yoshiaki Inoue Gallery was established in 1989 and<br />
represents Japanese and overseas contemporary<br />
artists.
<strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Index<br />
Magdalena Abakanowicz<br />
Gebert Contemporary D05<br />
Hamra Abbas<br />
Green Cardamom J08<br />
Bani Abidi<br />
Green Cardamom J08<br />
Shivani Aggarwal<br />
Bombay <strong>Art</strong> Gallery B13<br />
Frank Ahlgrimm<br />
Galerie Reinhard Hauff G04<br />
Ahn Sung-ah<br />
Gana <strong>Art</strong> Gallery B12<br />
Ai Xuan<br />
Anna Ning Fine <strong>Art</strong> D12<br />
Makoto Aida<br />
Mizuma B06<br />
Doug Aitken<br />
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01<br />
Fumiaki Akahane<br />
magical. ARTROOM A05<br />
Akira the Hustler<br />
Ota Fine <strong>Art</strong>s G09<br />
Miyuki Akiyama<br />
magical. ARTROOM A05<br />
Jan Albers<br />
Van Horn G10<br />
Khadim Ali<br />
Green Cardamom J08<br />
Paul Almasy<br />
Galerie Photonet C09<br />
Alterazioni Video<br />
Chi-Wen Gallery A06<br />
Navjot Altaf<br />
The Guild <strong>Art</strong> Gallery B10<br />
Ghada Amer<br />
Kukje Gallery G01<br />
Singapore Tyler Print Institute J05<br />
José Ramón Amondaráin<br />
M+B J02<br />
Yukako Ando<br />
Galerie Schübbe Projekt D08<br />
Taku Anekawa<br />
Nanzuka Underground J06<br />
Aniwar<br />
Pékin Fine <strong>Art</strong>s G03<br />
anothermountainman (Stanley<br />
Wong)<br />
10 Chancery Lane Gallery D10<br />
Emmanuelle Antille<br />
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01<br />
Katsuyo Aoki<br />
Röntgenwerke AG B03<br />
Satoru Aoyama<br />
Mizuma B06<br />
Arahmaiani<br />
Langgeng Gallery B09<br />
Shinichiro Arakawa<br />
Röntgenwerke AG B03<br />
Noboyoshi Araki<br />
Taka Ishii Gallery E03<br />
Sana Arjumand<br />
Aicon Gallery B14<br />
Seiji Aruga<br />
Röntgenwerke AG B03<br />
assume vivid astro focus<br />
Peres Projects F03<br />
Dan Attoe<br />
Peres Projects F03<br />
Frank Auerbach<br />
Marlborough Fine <strong>Art</strong> D01<br />
Yomar Augusto<br />
Nanzuka Underground J06<br />
David Austen<br />
Ingleby Gallery H03<br />
Bae Bein-u<br />
Gana <strong>Art</strong> Gallery B12<br />
Bae Joonsung<br />
doART Beijing/Gallery Hyundai C01<br />
Gallery IHN C08<br />
Sabina Lee Gallery A10<br />
Monika Baer<br />
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01<br />
Mahesh Baliga<br />
Project 88 A02<br />
Roger Ballen<br />
aura gallery G06<br />
Galerie Photonet C09<br />
Sarnath Banerjee<br />
Project 88 A02<br />
Anna Barriball<br />
Ingleby Gallery H03<br />
Georg Baselitz<br />
Galleri Faurschou D04<br />
Jean-Michel Basquiat<br />
Max Lang F04<br />
Enrico Navarra E08<br />
David Batchelor<br />
Ingleby Gallery H03<br />
Franz Baumgartner<br />
Felix Ringel Gallery C02<br />
Max Baur<br />
Galerie Photonet C09<br />
Alex Beard<br />
The Cat Street Gallery D06<br />
Larry Bell<br />
Bernard Jacobson Gallery B01<br />
Valerio Berruti<br />
Keumsan Gallery H04<br />
Konstantin Bessmertny<br />
Amelia Johnson Contemporary F07<br />
Susannah Bettag<br />
Frey Norris Gallery C11<br />
Tony Bevan<br />
Ben Brown Fine <strong>Art</strong>s E01<br />
Bhagyanath C.<br />
Project 88 A02<br />
Atul Bhalla<br />
Project 88 A02<br />
Ashley Bickerton<br />
Singapore Tyler Print Institute J05<br />
Simon Birch<br />
10 Chancery Lane Gallery D10<br />
Ross Bleckner<br />
Felix Ringel Gallery C02<br />
Alighiero Boetti<br />
Seomi & Tuus Gallery E02<br />
Bram Bogart<br />
Bernard Jacobson Gallery B01<br />
Fernando Botero<br />
Marlborough Fine <strong>Art</strong> D01<br />
Louise Bourgeois<br />
Kukje Gallery G01<br />
Andrea Bowers<br />
Van Horn G10<br />
Martin Boyce<br />
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01<br />
Daniel Boyd<br />
Mori Gallery G07<br />
Joe Bradley<br />
Peres Projects F03<br />
Slater Bradley<br />
Taka Ishii Gallery E03<br />
Branco<br />
Cook Fine <strong>Art</strong> G08<br />
Claudio Bravo<br />
Marlborough Fine <strong>Art</strong> D01<br />
Piot Brehmer<br />
Galerie Schübbe Projekt D08<br />
Adam Bricusse<br />
The Cat Street Gallery D06<br />
David Bromley<br />
The Cat Street Gallery D06<br />
Bu Bu de la Madeleine<br />
Ota Fine <strong>Art</strong>s G09<br />
Daniele Buetti<br />
The Columns Gallery H07<br />
Galerie Reinhard Hauff G04<br />
Angela Bulloch<br />
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01<br />
Edward Burtynsky<br />
Galerie Stefan Röpke A03<br />
Faiza Butt<br />
Green Cardamom J08<br />
Cai Guo-qiang<br />
Eslite Gallery D03<br />
Cai Zhisong<br />
SHiNE ART SPACE B11<br />
Alexander Calder<br />
Kukje Gallery G01<br />
Cang Xin<br />
10 Chancery Lane Gallery D10<br />
Cao Fei<br />
Tokyo Gallery + BTAP J01<br />
Cao Hui<br />
Chinablue Gallery E06<br />
Valentin Carron<br />
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01<br />
Matthew Carver<br />
Gallery Caprice Horn D09<br />
Jayashree Chakravarty<br />
Vadehra <strong>Art</strong> Gallery H08<br />
Aicon Gallery B14<br />
Eric Chan<br />
Amelia Johnson Contemporary F07<br />
Singapore Tyler Print Institute J05<br />
Pauline Chan<br />
<strong>Art</strong> Beatus Gallery C07<br />
Anju Chaudhuri<br />
Galerie Hélène Lamarque B04<br />
Chirodeep Chaudhuri<br />
Project 88 A02<br />
Chen Bo<br />
Chinablue Gallery E06<br />
Chen Fei<br />
Tokyo Gallery + BTAP J01<br />
Chen Guanghui<br />
Galerie Kashya Hildebrand F10<br />
Chen Jianguo<br />
<strong>Art</strong> Beatus Gallery C07<br />
Chen Ke<br />
Star Gallery A07<br />
Chen Wei<br />
Anna Ning Fine <strong>Art</strong> D12<br />
Chen Wenbo<br />
Goedhuis Contemporary C05<br />
Chen Wen-chi<br />
Galerie Grand Siècle G05<br />
Chen Wenji<br />
Hakgojae F05<br />
Chen Yichu<br />
Galerie Kashya Hildebrand F10<br />
The Estate of Chen Yifei<br />
Marlborough Fine <strong>Art</strong> D01<br />
Chen Yun<br />
Contrasts Gallery H02<br />
Chen Yung-chien<br />
Galerie Grand Siècle G05<br />
Caroline Yi Cheng<br />
Amelia Johnson Contemporary F07<br />
Cheng Guang<br />
Galerie Kashya Hildebrand F10<br />
Halley Cheng<br />
Grotto Fine <strong>Art</strong> F06<br />
Cheng Yuzheng<br />
Galerie Levy C12<br />
Zoya Cherkassky<br />
Gallery Caprice Horn D09<br />
Paul Chiang<br />
Eslite Gallery D03<br />
Dale Chihuly<br />
Marlborough Fine <strong>Art</strong> D01<br />
motoshi chikamori++kyoko kunoh<br />
Gallery Teo & Mizuma B06<br />
Martín Chirino<br />
Galerie Stefan Röpke A03<br />
Khalil Chishtee<br />
Green Cardamom J08<br />
Ruby Chishti<br />
Green Cardamom J08<br />
Chiu Yatsai<br />
Anna Ning Fine <strong>Art</strong> D12<br />
Cho Duck-hyun<br />
Kukje Gallery G01<br />
Choi In-sun<br />
Hakgojae F05<br />
Choi Sang-ah<br />
CAIS Gallery D11<br />
Choi So-young<br />
CAIS Gallery D11<br />
Choi Sun Ho<br />
The Columns Gallery H07<br />
Choi Sun-myong<br />
Gallery Simon E05<br />
Neha Choksi<br />
Project 88 A02<br />
Arunanshu Chowdhury<br />
The Guild <strong>Art</strong> Gallery B10<br />
Ay Tjoe Christine<br />
Langgeng Gallery B09<br />
Christo & Jeanne-Claude<br />
Dolores de Sierra Gallery C06<br />
Chun Teh Chuh<br />
Marlborough Fine <strong>Art</strong> D01<br />
Clayton Brothers<br />
F2 Gallery D02<br />
Charlie Co<br />
Osage Gallery F08<br />
José Cobo<br />
Galerie Stefan Röpke A03<br />
Philippe Cognée<br />
Gallery Teo & Mizuma B06<br />
Dan Colen<br />
Peres Projects F03<br />
Stephen Conroy<br />
Marlborough Fine <strong>Art</strong> D01<br />
Paolo Consorti<br />
Über Gallery B08<br />
Vanessa Conte<br />
Van Horn G10<br />
Sean Cordeiro & Claire Healy<br />
gbk - Gallery Barry Keldoulis J07<br />
Annelise Coste<br />
Galerie Reinhard Hauff G04<br />
Matt Coyle<br />
Über Gallery B08<br />
Michael Craig-Martin<br />
The Columns Gallery H07<br />
Marina Cruz<br />
The Drawing Room A12<br />
Cui Guotai<br />
ChinaSquare J04<br />
Cui Xiuwen<br />
Goedhuis Contemporary C05<br />
Marella Gallery C04<br />
Iftikhar Dadi & Elizabeth Dadi<br />
Green Cardamom J08<br />
Johnnie Dady<br />
Über Gallery B08<br />
Jonas Dahlberg<br />
PKM Gallery F02<br />
Meenal Damani<br />
Vadehra <strong>Art</strong> Gallery H08<br />
Minal Damani<br />
Project 88 A02<br />
Ian Davenport<br />
Hakgojae F05<br />
Ingleby Gallery H03<br />
Paul Davis<br />
Nanzuka Underground J06<br />
Debra Dawes<br />
gbk - Gallery Barry Keldoulis J07<br />
Verne Dawson<br />
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01<br />
Kabunyan de Guia<br />
Silverlens Gallery C03<br />
Kawayan de Guia<br />
The Drawing Room A12<br />
Silverlens Gallery C03<br />
José de Guimarães<br />
Galerie Hélène Lamarque B04<br />
Georganne Deen<br />
Van Horn G10<br />
Wim Delvoye<br />
Galleri Faurschou D04<br />
Thomas Demand<br />
Taka Ishii Gallery E03<br />
Martin Denker<br />
M+B J02<br />
Susan Derges<br />
Ingleby Gallery H03<br />
Ma Desheng<br />
Kwai Fung Hin <strong>Art</strong> Gallery F09<br />
Rohini Devasher<br />
Project 88 A02<br />
Amie Dicke<br />
Peres Projects F03<br />
Jeremy Dickinson<br />
Seomi & Tuus Gallery E02<br />
Ding <strong>Hong</strong><br />
Anna Ning Fine <strong>Art</strong> D12<br />
Ding Yi<br />
ShanghART Gallery H01<br />
Dinh Q. Le<br />
10 Chancery Lane Gallery D10<br />
Do Sung Wook<br />
Gana <strong>Art</strong> Gallery B12<br />
Kaye Donachie<br />
Peres Projects F03<br />
Trisha Donnelly<br />
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01<br />
Sven Drühl<br />
Michael Schultz Gallery G11<br />
Anita Dube<br />
Bombay <strong>Art</strong> Gallery B13<br />
Aleksandar Duravcevic<br />
Galerie Stefan Röpke A03
Adip Dutta<br />
Aicon Gallery B14<br />
Yasushi Ebihara<br />
Wada Fine <strong>Art</strong>s G12<br />
Maria Eichhorn<br />
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01<br />
Alfred Eisenstaedt<br />
Flo Peters Gallery F11<br />
Olafur Eliasson<br />
PKM Gallery F02<br />
Thomas Eller<br />
The Columns Gallery H07<br />
Kate Eric<br />
Frey Norris Gallery C11<br />
Sophie Ernst<br />
Green Cardamom J08<br />
Elliott Erwitt<br />
Flo Peters Gallery F11<br />
Kiko Escora<br />
The Drawing Room A12<br />
Lalla Essaydi<br />
Galerie Kashya Hildebrand F10<br />
Alexander Esters<br />
Van Horn G10<br />
Richard Estes<br />
Marlborough Fine <strong>Art</strong> D01<br />
Patricia Eustaquio<br />
Silverlens Gallery C03<br />
Sylvie Fajfrowska<br />
Galerie Eric Mircher A01<br />
Fang Jao-hwei<br />
Galerie Grand Siècle G05<br />
Marvin Minto Fang<br />
Pékin Fine <strong>Art</strong>s G03<br />
Fang Shao-hua<br />
Kwai Fung Hin <strong>Art</strong> Gallery F09<br />
Fang Zhou<br />
Red Bridge Gallery B02<br />
Reza Farkhondeh<br />
Singapore Tyler Print Institute J05<br />
Andreas Feininger<br />
Flo Peters Gallery F11<br />
Feng Shu<br />
F2 Gallery D02<br />
Feng Zhengjie<br />
Tokyo Gallery + BTAP J01<br />
Feng Zhengquan<br />
Marella Gallery C04<br />
Spencer Finch<br />
Yvon Lambert G02<br />
Ian Hamilton Finlay<br />
Ingleby Gallery H03<br />
Urs Fischer<br />
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01<br />
Peter Fischli David Weiss<br />
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01<br />
Wolfgang Flad<br />
Galerie Reinhard Hauff G04<br />
Sylvie Fleury<br />
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01<br />
Flora Fok<br />
Grotto Fine <strong>Art</strong> F06<br />
Caio Fonseca<br />
Ben Brown Fine <strong>Art</strong>s E01<br />
Thomas Fontini<br />
The Cat Street Gallery D06<br />
Hayden Fowler<br />
gbk - Gallery Barry Keldoulis J07<br />
Sam Francis<br />
Max Lang F04<br />
Helen Frankenthaler<br />
Bernard Jacobson Gallery B01<br />
Danielle Freakley<br />
Mori Gallery G07<br />
Pia Fries<br />
Bernard Jacobson Gallery B01<br />
Jolans Fung<br />
<strong>Art</strong> Beatus Gallery C07<br />
Fung Ming-chip<br />
Gebert Contemporary D05<br />
William Furniss<br />
10 Chancery Lane Gallery D10<br />
Gade<br />
Rossi & Rossi A13<br />
Vibha Galhotra<br />
Project 88 A02<br />
Gao Yu<br />
Star Gallery A07<br />
Gao Zengli<br />
<strong>Art</strong> Beatus Gallery C07<br />
Kendell Geers<br />
Yvon Lambert G02<br />
Alexander Gelman<br />
Nanzuka Underground J06<br />
Geng Jianyi<br />
ShanghART Gallery H01<br />
Liam Gillick<br />
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01<br />
Johannes Girardoni<br />
Gebert Contemporary D05<br />
Martin Golland<br />
Felix Ringel Gallery C02<br />
Steven Gontarksi<br />
PKM Gallery F02<br />
Douglas Gordon<br />
Yvon Lambert G02<br />
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01<br />
James Gordon<br />
The Cat Street Gallery D06<br />
Debesh Goswami<br />
Galerie Hélène Lamarque B04<br />
Manuel Graf<br />
Van Horn G10<br />
Stephane Graff<br />
Enrico Navarra E08<br />
LeRoy Grannis<br />
M+B J02<br />
Alvin Gregorio<br />
The Drawing Room A12<br />
Jon Groom<br />
Felix Ringel Gallery C02<br />
Gu Gan<br />
Galerie Grand Siècle G05<br />
Gu Wenda<br />
Goedhuis Contemporary C05<br />
Guan Shi<br />
Eastlink Gallery A09<br />
Guan Wei<br />
Red Gate Gallery A04<br />
Guan Yong<br />
Felix Ringel Gallery C02<br />
Guo Jin<br />
Kwai Fung Hin <strong>Art</strong> Gallery F09<br />
SHiNE ART SPACE B11<br />
Guo Wei<br />
Anna Ning Fine <strong>Art</strong> D12<br />
Shilpa Gupta<br />
Albion H06<br />
Subodh Gupta<br />
Enrico Navarra E08<br />
Gonkar Gyatso<br />
Rossi & Rossi A13<br />
Hai Bo<br />
Beijing Commune E07<br />
Peter Halley<br />
CAIS Gallery D11<br />
Han Lei<br />
Felix Ringel Gallery C02<br />
Han Yajuan<br />
Marella Gallery C04<br />
Tokyo Gallery + BTAP J01<br />
Takeo Hanazawa<br />
Gallery Side2 E04<br />
Mark Handforth<br />
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01<br />
Takafumi Hara<br />
Wada Fine <strong>Art</strong>s G12<br />
Charles Harbutt<br />
Silverlens Gallery C03<br />
Keith Haring<br />
Ben Brown Fine <strong>Art</strong>s E01<br />
Max Lang F04<br />
Enrico Navarra E08<br />
Sharon Harper<br />
Galerie Stefan Röpke A03<br />
FX Harsono<br />
Langgeng Gallery B09<br />
Naoya Hatakeyama<br />
Taka Ishii Gallery E03<br />
Bernd Haussmann<br />
Gebert Contemporary D05<br />
He Duoling<br />
Chinablue Gallery E06<br />
ChinaSquare J04<br />
Anna Ning Fine <strong>Art</strong> D12<br />
He Jia<br />
Gallery on Old Bailey D07<br />
He Saibang<br />
Eastlink Gallery A09<br />
He Sen<br />
Marella Gallery C04<br />
He Wei<br />
Red Bridge Gallery B02<br />
He Yunchang<br />
Eastlink Gallery A09<br />
Martin Heinig<br />
Gallery Caprice Horn D09<br />
Thomas Herbrich<br />
Galerie Photonet C09<br />
Damien Hirst<br />
Max Lang F04<br />
Seomi & Tuus E02<br />
Carmen Ho<br />
Osage Gallery F08<br />
Ho Sin-tung<br />
Grotto Fine <strong>Art</strong> F06<br />
Candida Höfer<br />
Ben Brown Fine <strong>Art</strong>s E01<br />
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01<br />
Katie Holten<br />
Van Horn G10<br />
<strong>Hong</strong> Hao<br />
Beijing Commune E07<br />
<strong>Hong</strong> Kyoung-tack<br />
CAIS Gallery D11<br />
<strong>Hong</strong> Seung-hye<br />
Gallery Simon E05<br />
<strong>Hong</strong> Sung-chul<br />
Gallery IHN C08<br />
E.O. Hoppé<br />
Flo Peters Gallery F11<br />
Takehiko Hoshino<br />
magical. ARTROOM A05<br />
Hsia Yan<br />
Eslite Gallery D03<br />
Huang He<br />
Michael Schultz Gallery G11<br />
Huang Hsin-chien<br />
Galerie Grand Siècle G05<br />
Huang Rui<br />
10 Chancery Lane Gallery D10<br />
Huang Yan<br />
Eastlink Gallery A09<br />
Huang Yuxing<br />
Red Bridge Gallery B02<br />
Huang Zhiyang<br />
Pékin Fine <strong>Art</strong>s G03<br />
Zakkir Hussain<br />
Vadehra <strong>Art</strong> Gallery H08<br />
Hyon Gyon<br />
magical. ARTROOM A05<br />
Atsuko Imaizumi<br />
Wada Fine <strong>Art</strong>s G12<br />
Joerg Immendorff<br />
Felix Ringel Gallery C02<br />
Miori Inata<br />
Wada Fine <strong>Art</strong>s G12<br />
Callum Innes<br />
Ingleby Gallery H03<br />
G.R. Iranna<br />
Aicon Gallery B14<br />
Tetsuya Ishida<br />
Wada Fine <strong>Art</strong>s G12<br />
Yusuke Ishikawa<br />
Röntgenwerke AG B03<br />
Tatsuhiko Itoh<br />
Yoshiaki Inoue Gallery A08<br />
Tadasuke Iwanaga<br />
magical. ARTROOM A05<br />
Alison Jackson<br />
M+B J02<br />
Jia Aili<br />
doART Beijing/Gallery Hyundai C01<br />
Jia Youfu<br />
Hakgojae F05<br />
Jiang Zhi<br />
Marella Gallery C04<br />
Osage Gallery F08<br />
Jiao Xingtao<br />
doART Beijing/Gallery Hyundai C01<br />
Anna Ning Fine <strong>Art</strong> D12<br />
Jin Shan<br />
Pékin Fine <strong>Art</strong>s G03<br />
Jing Ke Wen<br />
Anna Ning Fine <strong>Art</strong> D12<br />
Tim Johnson<br />
Mori Gallery G07<br />
Allen Jones<br />
Galerie Levy C12<br />
Jonathan Jones<br />
gbk - Gallery Barry Keldoulis J07<br />
Michael Joo<br />
PKM Gallery F02<br />
Narelle Jubelin<br />
Mori Gallery G07<br />
Winner Jumalon<br />
The Drawing Room A12<br />
Jung Yeondoo<br />
Kukje Gallery G01<br />
Jitish Kallat<br />
Albion H06<br />
gbk - Gallery Barry Keldoulis J07<br />
Kyoko Kanda<br />
UNION J03<br />
Vasily Kandinsky<br />
Cook Fine <strong>Art</strong> G08<br />
Shirley Kaneda<br />
Bernard Jacobson Gallery B01<br />
Showichi Kaneda<br />
Tokyo Gallery + BTAP J01<br />
Jun Kaneko<br />
Gebert Contemporary D05<br />
Kang Airan<br />
Keumsan Gallery H04<br />
Kang Ik-joong<br />
Hakgojae F05<br />
Sabina Lee Gallery A10<br />
Rathin Kanji<br />
Aicon Gallery B14<br />
Sakan Kan-no<br />
Röntgenwerke AG B03<br />
Anish Kapoor<br />
Kukje Gallery G01<br />
Markus Karstiess<br />
Van Horn G10<br />
Naoto Kawahara<br />
Taka Ishii Gallery E03<br />
Ali Kazim<br />
Green Cardamom J08<br />
Pandit Khairnar<br />
Bombay <strong>Art</strong> Gallery B13<br />
Aisha Khalid<br />
Gandhara <strong>Art</strong> A11<br />
Atif Khan<br />
Gandhara <strong>Art</strong> A11<br />
Anselm Kiefer<br />
Kukje Gallery G01<br />
Karen Kilimnik<br />
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01<br />
Atta Kim<br />
Gallery Caprice Horn D09<br />
Kim Eun-jin<br />
CAIS Gallery D11<br />
Kim Jongku<br />
One and J. Gallery C10<br />
Kim Joon<br />
Keumsan Gallery H04<br />
Lina Kim<br />
The Columns Gallery H07<br />
Kim Sungjin<br />
doART Beijing/Gallery Hyundai C01<br />
Kim Suyoung<br />
One and J. Gallery C10<br />
Kim Tschang-yeul<br />
PYO Gallery B07<br />
Phillip King<br />
Bernard Jacobson Gallery B01<br />
Hiroto Kitagawa<br />
Yoshiaki Inoue Gallery A08<br />
Joh Kleckner<br />
Peres Projects F03<br />
Ko Yong-hoon<br />
Gana <strong>Art</strong> Gallery B12<br />
Terence Koh<br />
Peres Projects F03<br />
Prabhakar Kolte<br />
Galerie Hélène Lamarque B04<br />
Riyas Komu<br />
Aicon Gallery B14<br />
The Guild <strong>Art</strong> Gallery B10<br />
Galerie Hélène Lamarque B04<br />
Tomoko Konoike<br />
Mizuma B06<br />
Koo Jeong-A<br />
Yvon Lambert G02<br />
Bose Krishnamachari<br />
Aicon Gallery B14<br />
The Guild <strong>Art</strong> Gallery B10<br />
Galerie Hélène Lamarque B04<br />
Rajan Krishnan<br />
Bombay <strong>Art</strong> Gallery B13
Udomsak Krisnamis<br />
Gallery Side2 E04<br />
Agapetus A Kristiandana<br />
Langgeng Gallery B09<br />
Elke Krystufek<br />
Gallery Side2 E04<br />
Mona Kuhn<br />
M+B J02<br />
Kum Chi-keung<br />
Amelia Johnson Contemporary F07<br />
Bari Kumar<br />
Bombay <strong>Art</strong> Gallery B13<br />
Seiji Kunishima<br />
Sabina Lee Gallery A10<br />
Kuo Chwen<br />
Eslite Gallery D03<br />
Kuo I-chen<br />
Galerie Grand Siècle G05<br />
Hitoshi Kuriyama<br />
magical. ARTROOM A05<br />
Justine Kurland<br />
Cook Fine <strong>Art</strong> G08<br />
Tomoki Kurokawa<br />
Nanzuka Underground J06<br />
Yayoi Kusama<br />
Gallery <strong>Art</strong> Composition B05<br />
Max Lang F04<br />
Ota Fine <strong>Art</strong>s G09<br />
Yoshiaki Inoue Gallery A08<br />
Robert Kushner<br />
Yoshiaki Inoue Gallery A08<br />
Koichiro Kutsuna<br />
Röntgenwerke AG B03<br />
Hideki Kuwajima<br />
Röntgenwerke AG B03<br />
Michael Kvium<br />
Galleri Faurschou D04<br />
Kwang Young-chun<br />
The Columns Gallery H07<br />
Kwon Dae-sup<br />
Seomi & Tuus Gallery E02<br />
Kwon Doo-hyoun<br />
Keumsan Gallery H04<br />
Kwon Young-rea<br />
Gallery Simon E05<br />
Kwong Chi-tseng<br />
Ben Brown Fine <strong>Art</strong>s E01<br />
Bruce LaBruce<br />
Peres Projects F03<br />
Sarah Lai<br />
Grotto Fine <strong>Art</strong> F06<br />
Claude & François-Xavier Lalanne<br />
Ben Brown Fine <strong>Art</strong>s E01<br />
Lam Wai-kit<br />
Amelia Johnson Contemporary F07<br />
Kesang Lamdark<br />
Rossi & Rossi A13<br />
Sean Landers<br />
Taka Ishii Gallery E03<br />
J.H. Lartigue<br />
Flo Peters Gallery F11<br />
Freeman Lau<br />
<strong>Art</strong> Beatus Gallery C07<br />
Bertrand Lavier<br />
Yvon Lambert G02<br />
Robert Lebeck<br />
Flo Peters Gallery F11<br />
Nikulas Lebajo<br />
The Drawing Room A12<br />
Lee Bae<br />
Hakgojae F05<br />
Gallery Teo & Mizuma B06<br />
Lee Bul<br />
PKM Gallery F02<br />
Danny Lee<br />
Grotto Fine <strong>Art</strong> F06<br />
Lee Jung-woong<br />
Gana <strong>Art</strong> Gallery B12<br />
Lee Lee-nam<br />
CAIS Gallery D11<br />
Noori Lee<br />
PKM Gallery F02<br />
Paul Lee<br />
Peres Projects F03<br />
Sangnam Lee<br />
PKM Gallery F02<br />
Lee Ufan<br />
Hakgojae F05<br />
Kukje Gallery G01<br />
Lee Yong-deok<br />
PYO Gallery B07<br />
Lee You-jin<br />
Gallery IHN C08<br />
Lee Yunbok<br />
Yoshiaki Inoue Gallery A08<br />
Jose Legaspi<br />
The Drawing Room A12<br />
Fernand Leger<br />
Cook Fine <strong>Art</strong> G08<br />
Tobias Lehner<br />
UNION J03<br />
Saul Leiter<br />
M+B J02<br />
Jochen Lempert<br />
Galerie Reinhard Hauff G04<br />
Joey Leung<br />
Grotto Fine <strong>Art</strong> F06<br />
Li Chaoxiong<br />
Star Gallery A07<br />
Li Chen<br />
Goedhuis Contemporary C05<br />
Li Haifeng<br />
Eastlink Gallery A09<br />
Li Ji-kai<br />
Galerie Schübbe Projekt D08<br />
Li Qiang<br />
Galerie Schübbe Projekt D08<br />
Li Shan<br />
ShanghART Gallery H01<br />
Li Tianbing<br />
Galerie Kashya Hildebrand F10<br />
Li Wei<br />
10 Chancery Lane Gallery D10<br />
Li Xin<br />
Galerie Grand Siècle G05<br />
Li Xinping<br />
Osage Gallery F08<br />
Li Yibing<br />
<strong>Art</strong> Beatus Gallery C07<br />
Li Yuduan<br />
Michael Schultz Gallery G11<br />
Liang Binbin<br />
Keumsan Gallery H04<br />
Liang Quan<br />
<strong>Art</strong> Beatus Gallery C07<br />
Noa Lidor<br />
Green Cardamom J08<br />
Lien Chien Hsing<br />
Eslite Gallery D03<br />
Lin Hairong<br />
SHiNE ART SPACE B11<br />
Michael Lin<br />
Eslite Gallery D03<br />
Lin Tianmiao<br />
Pékin Fine <strong>Art</strong>s G03<br />
Singapore Tyler Print Institute J05<br />
Markus Linnenbrink<br />
The Columns Gallery H07<br />
Herbert List<br />
Flo Peters Gallery F11<br />
Liu Dahong<br />
aura gallery G06<br />
Liu Ding<br />
Marella Gallery C04<br />
Liu Hung<br />
F2 Gallery D02<br />
Liu Jianhua<br />
Beijing Commune E07<br />
Liu Qinghe<br />
Red Gate Gallery A04<br />
Liu Wei<br />
Red Bridge Gallery B02<br />
Liu Wentao<br />
aura gallery G06<br />
Liu Xiaodong<br />
Eslite Gallery D03<br />
Liu Zheng<br />
Pékin Fine <strong>Art</strong>s G03<br />
Peter Liversidge<br />
Ingleby Gallery H03<br />
Thomas Locher<br />
Galerie Reinhard Hauff G04<br />
Andrew Lord<br />
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01<br />
Isa Lorenzo<br />
Silverlens Gallery C03<br />
Lou Shenyi<br />
Red Bridge Gallery B02<br />
Fiona Lowry<br />
gbk - Gallery Barry Keldoulis J07<br />
Lu Cheng<br />
SHiNE ART SPACE B11<br />
Lu Hao<br />
Beijing Commune E07<br />
UNION J03<br />
Ivo Lucas<br />
Galerie Schübbe Projekt D08<br />
Marc Lüders<br />
Galerie Levy C12<br />
Luo Brothers<br />
<strong>Art</strong> Beatus Gallery C07<br />
Dolores de Sierra Gallery C06<br />
Luo Hui<br />
Tokyo Gallery + BTAP J01<br />
Luo Quanmu<br />
aura gallery G06<br />
Luo Xu<br />
Contrasts Gallery H02<br />
Camie Lyons<br />
The Cat Street Gallery D06<br />
Ma Han<br />
Contrasts Gallery H02<br />
Ma Liuming<br />
Goedhuis Contemporary C05<br />
Marella Gallery C04<br />
Dolores de Sierra Gallery C06<br />
Ma Yahong<br />
Goedhuis Contemporary C05<br />
Fiona MacDonald<br />
Mori Gallery G07<br />
David Mach<br />
The Cat Street Gallery D06<br />
Jess MacNeil<br />
gbk - Gallery Barry Keldoulis J07<br />
Tomomi Maekawa<br />
Ota Fine <strong>Art</strong>s G09<br />
Sheila Makhijani<br />
Vadehra <strong>Art</strong> Gallery H08<br />
Muddasar Manzoor<br />
Gandhara <strong>Art</strong> A11<br />
Mao Xuhui<br />
Kwai Fung Hin <strong>Art</strong> Gallery F09<br />
Red Bridge Gallery B02<br />
Mao Yan<br />
Chinablue Gallery E06<br />
ChinaSquare J04<br />
Robert Mapplethorpe<br />
Galerie Stefan Röpke A03<br />
Hugo Markl<br />
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01<br />
Cveto Marsic<br />
Galerie Stefan Röpke A03<br />
George Martin<br />
Vadehra <strong>Art</strong> Gallery H08<br />
Miyako Masaki<br />
magical. ARTROOM A05<br />
Xavier Mascaró<br />
Gebert Contemporary D05<br />
Maslen & Mehra<br />
Gallery Caprice Horn D09<br />
Henri Matisse<br />
Cook Fine <strong>Art</strong> G08<br />
Hiroyuki Matsukage<br />
Mizuma B06<br />
Hiroyuki Matsuura<br />
Tokyo Gallery + BTAP J01<br />
Werner Mautz<br />
Galerie Photonet C09<br />
Peter McDonald<br />
Gallery Side2 E04<br />
Josephine Meckseper<br />
Galerie Reinhard Hauff G04<br />
Miao Xiaochun<br />
Osage Gallery F08<br />
Garry Fabian Miller<br />
Ingleby Gallery H03<br />
Min Byung-hun<br />
CAIS Gallery D11<br />
Min Jung-yeon<br />
Galerie Kashya Hildebrand F10<br />
Min Sunghong<br />
Sabina Lee Gallery A10<br />
Takao Minami<br />
Ota Fine <strong>Art</strong>s G09<br />
Jean Miotte<br />
Galerie Hélène Lamarque B04<br />
Dolores de Sierra Gallery C06<br />
Joan Miro<br />
Cook Fine <strong>Art</strong> G08<br />
Akiyoshi Mishima<br />
Nanzuka Underground J06<br />
Masayasu Mitsuke<br />
Ota Fine <strong>Art</strong>s G09<br />
Yujiro Miyazaki<br />
Mizuma B06<br />
Sathyanand Mohan<br />
The Guild <strong>Art</strong> Gallery B10<br />
Daniel Mohr<br />
Galerie Levy C12<br />
Andrei Molodkin<br />
Galerie Kashya Hildebrand F10<br />
Jean-Baptiste Mondino<br />
M+B J02<br />
Jonathan Monk<br />
Yvon Lambert G02<br />
Moon Beom<br />
PKM Gallery F02<br />
Gallery Simon E05<br />
Moon Hyung-min<br />
Seomi & Tuus Gallery E02<br />
Antonio Ballester Moreno<br />
Peres Projects F03<br />
Cole Morgan<br />
Galerie Kashya Hildebrand F10<br />
Mariko Mori<br />
Albion H06<br />
Daido Moriyama<br />
Taka Ishii Gallery E03<br />
Robert Motherwell<br />
Bernard Jacobson Gallery B01<br />
Jan Muche<br />
Michael Schultz Gallery G11<br />
Kathy Mueller-Moser<br />
Galerie Kashya Hildebrand F10<br />
Martin Mull<br />
Ben Brown Fine <strong>Art</strong>s E01<br />
Juan Muniz<br />
Cook Fine <strong>Art</strong> G08<br />
Isabel Muñoz<br />
Dolores de Sierra Gallery C06<br />
Maya Munoz<br />
The Drawing Room A12<br />
Kyoko Murase<br />
Taka Ishii Gallery E03<br />
Yuko Murata<br />
Gallery Side2 E04<br />
MUSTONE<br />
Nanzuka Underground J06<br />
Marcia Myers<br />
Gebert Contemporary D05<br />
Nam Tchun-mo<br />
CAIS Gallery D11<br />
Nan Chao<br />
PYO Gallery B07<br />
Nashun Nashunbatu<br />
Galerie Schübbe Projekt D08<br />
Hitesh Natalwala<br />
gbk - Gallery Barry Keldoulis J07<br />
Wawi Navarroza<br />
Silverlens Gallery C03<br />
Max Neumann<br />
Galerie Stefan Röpke A03<br />
Chiharu Nishizawa<br />
Amelia Johnson Contemporary F07<br />
Tokyo Gallery + BTAP J01<br />
Udo Nöger<br />
Gebert Contemporary D05<br />
Noh Jun<br />
Keumsan Gallery H04<br />
Noh Sang-kyoon<br />
Gallery Simon E05<br />
Susan Norrie<br />
Mori Gallery G07<br />
Nortse<br />
Rossi & Rossi A13<br />
Tsering Nyandak<br />
Rossi & Rossi A13<br />
Hiroshi Ohashi<br />
Wada Fine <strong>Art</strong>s G12<br />
Daisuke Ohba<br />
magical. ARTROOM A05<br />
Ryuichi Ohira<br />
Röntgenwerke AG B03<br />
Shinji Ohmaki<br />
Tokyo Gallery + BTAP J01<br />
Oscar Oiwa<br />
Gallery Teo & Mizuma B06<br />
Akira Okamoto<br />
Yoshiaki Inoue Gallery A08<br />
Erwin Olaf<br />
M+B J02<br />
Estate of Meret Oppenheim<br />
Galerie Levy C12
Emi Otaguro<br />
magical. ARTROOM A05<br />
Satoshi Otsuka<br />
Mizuma B06<br />
Heribert C. Ottersbach<br />
Ben Brown Fine <strong>Art</strong>s E01<br />
Oum Jung-soon<br />
Seomi & Tuus Gallery E02<br />
Ouyang Chun<br />
Star Gallery A07<br />
Tsuyoshi Ozawa<br />
Ota Fine <strong>Art</strong>s G09<br />
Akbar Padamsee<br />
Galerie Hélène Lamarque B04<br />
C.O. Paeffgen<br />
Galerie Levy C12<br />
Pan Dehai<br />
Kwai Fung Hin <strong>Art</strong> Gallery F09<br />
Park Kijune<br />
UNION J03<br />
Jorge Pardo<br />
PKM Gallery F02<br />
Park Jaeyoung<br />
doART Beijing/Gallery Hyundai C01<br />
Park Jina<br />
One and J. Gallery C10<br />
Park Sung-tae<br />
PYO Gallery B07<br />
Luke Parker<br />
Mori Gallery G07<br />
Philippe Pasqua<br />
Enrico Navarra E08<br />
Simon Patterson<br />
Seomi & Tuus Gallery E02<br />
Mark Pearson<br />
Galerie Reinhard Hauff G04<br />
Peng Hung-chih<br />
Chi-Wen Gallery A06<br />
Peng Yu<br />
Osage Gallery F08<br />
PERK<br />
Eastlink Gallery A09<br />
Françoise Pétrovitch<br />
Gallery Teo & Mizuma B06<br />
Richard Pettibone<br />
Seomi & Tuus Gallery E02<br />
Pablo Picasso<br />
Cook Fine <strong>Art</strong> G08<br />
Max Lang F04<br />
Enrico Navarra E08<br />
Marlborough Fine <strong>Art</strong> D01<br />
Ramune Pigagaite<br />
Galerie Photonet C09<br />
Sylvia Plachy<br />
Flo Peters Gallery F11<br />
Justin Ponmany<br />
Aicon Gallery B14<br />
Prajakta Potnis<br />
The Guild <strong>Art</strong> Gallery B10<br />
Indrajit Prasad<br />
Bombay <strong>Art</strong> Gallery B13<br />
Richard Prince<br />
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01<br />
Rob Pruitt<br />
Gallery Side2 E04<br />
Marisa Purcell<br />
Galerie Kashya Hildebrand F10<br />
Haris Purnomo<br />
Langgeng Gallery B09<br />
Qian Gang<br />
Contrasts Gallery H02<br />
Qin Feng<br />
Goedhuis Contemporary C05<br />
Qin Qi<br />
doART Beijing/Gallery Hyundai C01<br />
Qin Yifeng<br />
Eastlink Gallery A09<br />
Qiu Jiongjiong<br />
Star Gallery A07<br />
Qiu Xiaofei<br />
Chinablue Gallery E06<br />
Qiu Xin<br />
Star Gallery A07<br />
Qu Guangci<br />
aura gallery G06<br />
Imran Qureshi<br />
Gandhara <strong>Art</strong> A11<br />
Nusra Latif Qureshi<br />
Green Cardamom J08<br />
Sumedh Rajendran<br />
Vadehra <strong>Art</strong> Gallery H08<br />
Mel Ramos<br />
Galerie Levy C12<br />
Rashid Rana<br />
Albion H06<br />
Chatterjee & Lal & Chemould<br />
Prescott Road H05<br />
David Rankin<br />
Felix Ringel Gallery C02<br />
Alan Rath<br />
Gallery Simon E05<br />
Navin Rawanchaikul<br />
Enrico Navarra E08<br />
Anandjit Ray<br />
Vadehra <strong>Art</strong> Gallery H08<br />
Jean Pierre Raynaud<br />
Enrico Navarra E08<br />
Gallery Teo & Mizuma B06<br />
Ravinder Reddy<br />
Enrico Navarra E08<br />
K. Reghunadhan<br />
Bombay <strong>Art</strong> Gallery B13<br />
Paul Rego<br />
Marlborough Fine <strong>Art</strong> D01<br />
Klari Reis<br />
Galerie Kashya Hildebrand F10<br />
K.P. Reji<br />
The Guild <strong>Art</strong> Gallery B10<br />
Ren <strong>Hong</strong><br />
Michael Schultz Gallery G11<br />
Gregg Renfrow<br />
Sabina Lee Gallery A10<br />
Albert Renger-Patzsch<br />
Galerie Photonet C09<br />
Bettina Rheims<br />
Cook Fine <strong>Art</strong> G08<br />
Rhee Da<br />
CAIS Gallery D11<br />
Rhee Ki-bong<br />
Kukje Gallery G01<br />
Gallery Simon E05<br />
Marc Riboud<br />
Flo Peters Gallery F11<br />
Tenzing Rigdol<br />
Rossi & Rossi A13<br />
Rachel Rillo<br />
Silverlens Gallery C03<br />
N.N. Rimzon<br />
The Guild <strong>Art</strong> Gallery B10<br />
Paul Robinson<br />
The Cat Street Gallery D06<br />
Gerwald Rockenschaub<br />
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01<br />
Kirstine Roepstorff<br />
Peres Projects F03<br />
Catherine Rogers<br />
Mori Gallery G07<br />
Bernardí Roig<br />
Galerie Stefan Röpke A03<br />
Ayako Rokkaku<br />
Gallery Teo & Mizuma B06<br />
Tim Rollins and K.O.S.<br />
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01<br />
Ugo Rondinone<br />
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01<br />
Rolf Rose<br />
Galerie Levy C12<br />
Dieter Roth<br />
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01<br />
Eva Rothschild<br />
Galerie Eva Presenhuber F01<br />
Debanjan Roy<br />
Aicon Gallery B14<br />
Ben Rubin<br />
Gallery Simon E05<br />
Julika Rudelius<br />
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T +81 3 5772 5583<br />
www.art-it.jp<br />
ART MAP / ampost M07<br />
6/F Foo Tak Building<br />
365 Hennessy Road<br />
Wanchai, <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong><br />
T +852 3582 3482<br />
F +852 2892 1799<br />
www.artmap.com.hk<br />
<strong>Art</strong> Review<br />
1 Sekforde Street<br />
London EC1R 0BE<br />
United Kingdom<br />
T +44 20 7107 2760<br />
F +44 20 7107 2761<br />
www.artreview.com<br />
<strong>Art</strong>facts.net M12<br />
2nd Floor<br />
109 Uxbridge Road<br />
London W5 5TL<br />
United Kingdom<br />
T +44 2081 808566<br />
F +44 2075 048140<br />
www.artfacts.net<br />
artron.net M03<br />
No.7, Tianwei 4th Street<br />
Tianzhu Airtport Industrial Zone A<br />
Shunyi<br />
Beijing 101312<br />
China<br />
T +86 10 8048 0080<br />
F +86 10 8048 9056<br />
www.artron.net<br />
Asia <strong>Art</strong> Pacific G14<br />
245 Eighth Avenue #247<br />
New York<br />
NY 10011, USA<br />
T +1 212 255 6003<br />
F +1 212 255 6004<br />
www.aapmag.com<br />
Asian <strong>Art</strong> City M16<br />
Koyo Building<br />
4-1-6 Asakusabashi<br />
Taito-ku<br />
Tokyo 111 0053<br />
Japan<br />
T +81 3 3865 0088<br />
F +81 3 3865 0233<br />
www.asianartcity.com<br />
Asian <strong>Art</strong> News / World<br />
Sculpture News M06<br />
1 Lower G/F<br />
28 Arbuthnot Road, Central<br />
<strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong><br />
T +852 2522 3443<br />
F +852 2521 5268<br />
www.asianartnews.com<br />
www.worldsculpturenews.net<br />
Asian <strong>Art</strong> Newspaper M04<br />
PO Box 22521<br />
London W8 4GT<br />
United Kingdom<br />
T +44 20 7229 6040<br />
F +44 20 7565 2913<br />
www.asianartnewspaper.com<br />
Bidoun M13<br />
195 Chrystie Street<br />
Suite 900D<br />
New York<br />
NY 10002<br />
USA<br />
www.bidoun.com<br />
Chinese Contemporary<br />
<strong>Art</strong> News M14<br />
Taipei Office<br />
2F, No.23, Lane 219<br />
Sec. 1, Fu-hsing S. Road<br />
Taipei, Taiwan<br />
T +886 2 2711 6983<br />
F +886 2 2711 6973<br />
www.cansart.com.tw<br />
MAP M11<br />
13 Perth Road<br />
Dundee DD1 4HT<br />
Scotland, United Kingdom<br />
T + 44 1382 381 018<br />
www.mapmagazine.co.uk<br />
Orientations M05<br />
815, 8th Floor, Zung Fu Industrial<br />
Building<br />
1067 King's Road<br />
Quarry Bay<br />
<strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong><br />
T +852 2511 1368<br />
F +852 2507 4620<br />
www.orientations.com.hk<br />
Tate Etc M03<br />
Tate Britain<br />
Millbank<br />
London SW1P 4RG<br />
United Kingdom<br />
T +44 20 7887 8724<br />
F +44 20 7887 3940<br />
www.tate.org.uk/tateetc<br />
The <strong>Art</strong> Newspaper M03<br />
70 South Lambeth Road<br />
London SW8 1RL<br />
United Kingdom<br />
T +44 20 7735 3331<br />
F +44 20 7735 3332<br />
www.theartnewspaper.com<br />
Visual Production M01<br />
Unit 503, 5/F, Silvercord Tower 2<br />
30 Canton Road<br />
Tsimshatsui<br />
Kowloon<br />
<strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong><br />
T +852 2583 2773<br />
F +852 3013 7535<br />
www.Visualproduction.net<br />
Yishu Journal<br />
410-650 West Georgia Street<br />
Vancouver, B.C.<br />
V6B 4N8<br />
Canada<br />
T + 604 649 8178<br />
F + 604 591 6392<br />
www.yishujournal.com
ART <strong>HK</strong> 09<br />
13 - 17 May 2009<br />
www.hongkongartfair.com
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