Hong Kong International Art Fair - Art HK
Hong Kong International Art Fair - Art HK
Hong Kong International Art Fair - Art HK
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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.
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