Heri Dono

NADI GALLERY The Show Must Go On

Agus Suwage, Handiwirman Saputra, Heri Dono, S Teddy D., Yuli Prayitno, Yusra Martunus, Eddie Hara
Jl. Kembang Indah 3 Blok G3 No.4-5,Puri Indah,Jakarta 11616 

Heri Dono, 2016 @Art Stage Jakarta

First Art Stage Jakarta August 5 -7, 2016

Art Stage Jakarta will launch its inaugural edition from 5 to 7 August 2016 at the Sheraton Grand Jakarta Gandaria City. The first art fair in Indonesia of international format, Art Stage Jakarta will present 50 galleries, juxtaposing the country's best contemporary art with selections from Southeast Asia, greater Asia, and the West. Art Stage Jakarta is the sister fair of Southeast Asia's flagship art event, Art Stage Singapore.

Lya Consorio-Barrioquinto Philippines

Galerie Stephanie

shows at the Art Fair Tokyo:

Iya Consorio-Barrioquinto

Iya Consorio is a painter from the Philippines with seven solo exhibitions under her belt. Her works are nuanced by Japanese pop culture, tempered by Filipino sensibilities. Her recent works use the dichotomy of the woman trapped in a child’s body.

Art Fair Tokyo May 2016

IndieArt by Young artists Yogjakarta, till Dec 31, 2015

Singapore Fringe Festival 2016

ARAKI Ojo Shashu - Photography for the Afterlife: Alluring Hell | Foam

New work Araki till March 11, 2015 @Foam, Amsterdam

A unique show of world acclaimed photographer Nobuyoshi Araki (Tokyo, 1940) called qARADISE, created mainly in 2013, shows colorful flowers arranged with plastic, often broken, toys and dolls against a dark background.

Nobuyoshi Araki, from the series qARADISE

Next to qParadise, at Foam, one of Europe's most prestigious photography museum, Araki shows his series Alluring Hell from 2008. Why did Araki painted over his black-and-white photo's of nude women? Was it sadness, anger, the drive to put color on his black & white ladies, or was it a discovery tour in the dimension between photography and painting? Whatever his motives were, the results are eye-catching as well as confusing.

Nobuyoshi Araki, from Alluring Hell

See ARAKI Ojo Shashu - Photography for the Afterlife: Alluring Hell | Foam

Art Stage Singapore 22-25 Jan 2015

With a special focus on Southeast Asian art scenes (Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar), Art Stage Singapore

presents the largest international showcases of

Southeast Asian contemporary art to date. Art Stage Singapore is not only the ‘agora’ or forum for the galleries and collectors but also the rendezvous point for collectors, artists, curators and gallerists. It facilitates and encourages discourse on Asia’s contemporary art scenes, and brings art specialists and enthusiasts together, under one roof.

Hong Kong March 2015

Hong Kong
March 15–17, 2015

Art Basel in Hong Kong, with half of the participating galleries coming from Asia and Asia-Pacific, the show assumes a significant role in the international art world, providing a portal to the region's artists. 

Art China Now at Knokke, Belgium

An unique show of contemporary Chinese artists will be shown at Feizi Gallery, Knokke, and at several outdoor locations around Knokke, Belgium's famous beach town at the North Sea.
On the poster Jiang Zhi Love letter 3, 2014 , beneath his breathtaking Love letter 5, 2014.

Jiang Zhi, Love letter 5, 2014 

He Yunchang 'Nirwana Flesh'

 "Nothing can prevent us from turning 

to unbounded imagination when we're faced
with hostile circumstances"

He Yunchang

Hosted by Brussels' Palais des Beaux Arts (Centre for Fine Arts) in April 2013 for a performance entitled "Nirvana Flesh", He Yunchang is an internationally-renowned Chinese artist, born in 1967, living and working in Beijing. 

In his shows, He Yunchang, the most representative performer of the Chinese contemporary artistic scene, opens up a mythical dimension from which forces emerge to face uncompromising reality.
In "Nirvana Flesh" for example, the artist chooses a classic allusion to Chinese Buddhism, the rise and purification of the incandescent Phoenix. For 24 hours, in front of the audience, he gradually sets his clothing alight until it burns completely.

In He Yunchang's work, the importance attached to the virtue of persistence in the Chinese culture finds an exemplary illustration on a human-scale.
He Yunchang is an eminently political artist. Through performance as pure action, "Casting", "One meter of Democracy", he is part of a debate close to reality with a clear political and critical intention.
It is to consider this debate, with all the distance offered by photographs, that the Feizi Gallery invites you to its next exhibition, which will present He Yunchang's Solo Show.

Exhibitions:
2013	Chinese Pavillon, 55th Venise Biennale "Fuck off 2", Groniger Museum, Pays-Bas "Nirvana Flesh", 24 h Performance at Palais des BOZAR  Feizi Gallery & Bozar , Brussels, Belgium

Zhuang Hong

New work Zhuang Hong Yi (China)

Untitled 06, 2013

Acrylic and rice paper on canvas
99.7 × 99.7 cm

Art Stage Singapore Jan 16-19 2014

At the Gorgeous Marina Bay Sands, Art Stage #4 will take place January 16 to 19. Theme is We Are Asia, with a special focus on Southeast Asian art scenes. The spotlight is on Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar. 

The last three years have positioned Art Stage Singapore as a top global marketplace, attracting the world’s most influential private art collectors, corporate buyers and VIPs. At the crossroads between Southeast Asia, China, India, the Middle East, Australia and New Zealand, Art Stage Singapore is the flagship cultural event of the region and the place to experience Asian Contemporary Art at its best.

Shi Jingson at Feizi

Noberto Roldan in Singapore

Noberto Roldan is one of the fourteen at the group exhibition at Taksu Singapore called: 

Peninsula & Islands

Exhibition runs from 16 August
till 2 September 2012 

Noberto Roldan, Fatal Strategies 2, assemblage found objects 45.7x91.4cm 2011

NORBERTO ROLDAN (b. 1953, Philippines) studied fine arts at the University of Santo Tomas, Manila. He is a co-founder and artistic director of Green Papaya Art Projects, one of the last remaining alternative art spaces in the Philippines. 

Roldan had solo exhibitions in Malaysia, Singapore, Manila and Australia. He has also participated in several group shows including the Ateneo Art Gallery, Manila, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco, CA, National Museum, Manila, Worth Ryder Gallery, Berkeley, CA, Gorilla Artspace, Brooklyn New York, John Batten Gallery, Hong Kong, Hanoi Opera House, Vietnam, Yonago City Museum of Art Japan, Tate Modern, London, Singapore Art Museum, and the Fukuoka Asian Art Museum, Tokyo to name a few. Roldan lives and works in Manila.

Olan Ventura

Rolando, or Olan, Ventura (b. 1976, The Philippines) graduated from Fine Art program from University of the East in 1998, and lives and works in Manila. Taksu Singapore, shows his photographic paintings of iconic figures from the Western culture, like Salvodor Dali, Jackson Pollock and Lady Gaga (on the image).

Lady Gaga through the eyes of Olan Ventura

New paintings in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia

In the homely gallery of Adi and Komang Bachmann, playful contemporary art of mostly Indonesian artists, is shown during summer 2012.

painters in the exhibit: Adi Bachmann, Agustian Supriatna, Anas Etan, Antonius Kho, Anwar Djuliadi, Arga Dereja, Em Sumba, Gde Sudarma, Hutomo Ishii, Iwan Han, Iwan Koeswanna, Kenyut Djunaidi, Ketut Budiarsa, Kerry Pendergrast, Made Ariana, Made Mudra, Made Suparta, Neal Adams, Necky Sodikin, Nyoman Budiarta, Nyoman Suarnata, Nyoman Sutarja (Pandi), Oktara Bakara, Peter Dittmar, Philippe Janssens, Pranoto, Ronald Wigman, Samarpan, Setyo Mulyo, Suliyat Buamar, Symon, Tini Wahyuni, Wayan Karja, Wayan Piadnya, Wisnu Sasongko, Wolfgang Widmoser, Yadi Juliansyah.

Bodies Performance Art in China

spectacular new work from multi media artists from China at 
FEIZI GALLERY BRUSSELS
8B rue de l'Abbaye 1050-B  

EXHIBITION 8th JUNE - 20th JULY 2012
Opening hours: Tuesday - Saturday : 11.30 - 18.00

info feizi-gallery.com

Art Hong Kong 2012

Hong Kong artist Lee Kit Wins 2012 ART FUTURES 

Hong Kong, ART HK 12 announced Lee Kit, featured by Aike-Dellarco from Shanghai, as the winner of the 2012 ART FUTURES prize at an awards presentation held on-site at the Fair. The US$25,000 prize was awarded by an expert panel of judges. 

The concept of his project, Something in My Hands (2012), intertwines the use of different art forms with the notions of daily life to build up an atmosphere and create a sense of feeling for his audience. His work blends a fresh attitude bringing real life elements in an abstract visual statement. 

more info hongkongartfair.com