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  • YANG GALLERY | HUAWEI Press Conference Crossover Event: 华为云管理网络发布会 2018

    25 Aug 2018

    We are proud to work with HUAWEI Technologies Co. Ltd to launch their annual press conference event at YANG GALLERY  Beijing 798.   YANG GALLERY Singapore & Beijing 798’s venue crossover collaboration is an extraordinary channel for artists, organizations and art connoisseurs to showcase exhibitions, media launches, fashion shows etc… and many more in a spacious […]

  • Art & Lifestyle Crossover Collaboration: “美和社交” 美图公司 2018 发布会 at YANG GALLERY • Beijing 798

    11 Aug 2018

    YANG GALLERY • Beijing 798 was proud to present another successful art & lifestyle crossover collaboration with MEITU LTD, The ‘“美和社交” 美图公司 2018 发布会 Media Launch Event’ on 7th August 2018.   YANG GALLERY Singapore & Beijing’s venue crossover collaboration is an extraordinary channel for artists, organizations and art connoisseurs to showcase exhibitions, media launches, […]

  • Who Really Painted ‘Salvator Mundi’?

    08 Aug 2018

    Was Salvator Mundi, the painting that sold for a sensational $450 million at Christie’s last year, misattributed to Leonardo da Vinci? That’s what Oxford art historian Matthew Landrus argues in a forthcoming book. Instead, he thinks the record-breaking work was painted primarily by Leonardo’s assistant, Bernardino Luini, whose auction record is a mere $654,545, according to artnet. Landrus […]

  • Wang Tianhao: Sentiments

    05 Aug 2018

    ‘The value of a moment is known when it becomes a memory.’ Wang Tianhao Born in 1963,Qiqihar City, Heilongjiang Province 1988 Graduated from the Lu Xun Academy of Fine Arts 1994 Graduated from Lu Xun Academy of Fine Arts postgraduate courses Now work and live in Beijing There are multiple interpretations for Tianhao’s paintings, among […]

  • Why You Could Invest in Contemporary Fine Art

    04 Aug 2018

    When you think about it, not many investments you make are physical. In stocks, all you have are numbers on a computer screen. It’s the same with a bond. This can get boring and tedious. Art, however, represents something tangible. Something you can see on your own walls. Sometimes it’s even very pretty to look at. […]

  • ‘Farewell’: Ai Weiwei Says Beijing Studio Is Being Demolished

    04 Aug 2018

    Artist Ai Weiwei posted videos on Instagram today that appear to show backhoes beginning to take apart one of his studio buildings in Beijing. He wrote, “Today, they started to demolish my studio ‘zuo you’ in Beijing with no precaution . . . Farewell.” In his posts, Ai said that he had used the building as […]

  • 10 Singaporean Artists You Need to Know

    01 Aug 2018

    From acclaimed to up-and-coming artists, we discover inspiring homegrown figures who have stirred the local art scene this National Day month. Whether they’ve helped shape the scene or are shaking it up, here are ten local artists we love. 1. Tan Swie Hian Tan is a cultural icon in Singapore. He held his first exhibition […]

  • Design Your Version of Disney’s Mickey Mouse In Singapore Style

    31 Jul 2018

    If you’re a Mickey Mouse fan, it’s time to get creative using the beloved Disney icon as your muse. In celebration of Mickey Mouse’s 90th Anniversary and with National Day just around the corner, Singapore’s property development company CAPITALAND Limited partnered with Disney this year for its Arts In The City program at Raffles City Shopping Mall. The 10 […]

  • The Art Scene in Singapore

    27 Jul 2018

    The art scene in Singapore is a diverse and vibrant palette that unites the city’s home-grown talent with the finest names on the South-East Asian and international art scenes. Although it’s well worth starting your exploration of the Singapore art scene in national arts hubs, such as the newly-opened National Gallery Singapore, you’ll soon discover […]

  • Chinese Overtakes the West in Art Investing

    24 Jul 2018

    Last December, Qi Baishi became the first Chinese artist to join the $100 million club, selling a set of ink-brush panels, Twelve Landscape Screens, for $141 million at the Beijing Poly International Auction. Sold to an unknown Chinese buyer, the sale is indicative of a reviving global art market, buoyed by Chinese interest. Research by the UBS and Art […]

  • How to Invest in Art

    17 Jul 2018

    $450m. The record amount for which Salvator Mundi, the long-lost Leonardo da Vinci painting, commissioned by King Louis XII of France around 1505, was sold at auction in New York in November 2017 last year. Interacting with an artwork is a truly emotional experience. The art market can’t help but be a space where money […]

  • Art Basel’s Parent Company Is Launching a New Fair in Singapore Next Year

    15 Jul 2018

    Art Basel’s Swiss parent company MCH Group will launch an art fair in Singapore called ART SG in November 2019, expanding its regional art fair enterprise to Southeast Asia. The fair is a joint venture between MCH Group and the Asian art market insiders Sandy Angus and Tim Etchells, who founded Art HK, Hong Kong’s […]

  • 16 Highly Relatable Art History Memes

    11 Jul 2018

    When it comes to a work of art, context is everything. Today, one of the greatest challenges for art historians when considering a work of art is to reconcile an artist’s original intent with the modern context in which it now lives. For art history buffs, one fun aspect of visiting an art museum is identifying […]

  • KAWS: An Interview

    09 Jul 2018

    The Williamsburg studio of the artist known as KAWS is neatly lined with racks of acrylic-paint bottles in primary colors and guarded by a cluster of standing toy collectible life-size 3-D comic book characters of his own design, like a platoon of robot children.  KAWS is an unassuming, soft-spoken New Jersey native named Brian Donnelly. […]

  • Andre Nadal’s Spectacular Space Odyssey

    07 Jul 2018

    With infinite intelligence and skill, the conceptual works of André Nadal are masterfully woven constructions, piercing perception and penetrating the barriers of inter-spatial dimension. His works are commanding and exhibit a haunting quality.   They exist in a world of void and shadow. These complex matrixes are floating geometric forms—tactile edifices made of overlapping and […]

  • Renowned Contemporary Artist Shen Jingdong’s Art & Inspiration

    03 Jul 2018

    The image that established contemporary artist Shen Jingdong’s “hero” series created is an image of the soldiers with certain identity. ‘I think that acceptance of ideas contained in my works is a process of a commodity being accepted by consumers. It takes time. At first I meant to present myself as a hero, and then I broadened themes […]

  • Many Picasso Shows Are ‘Not Necessary,’ the Artist’s Son Urges for a Reduction in Artworks Lending

    03 Jul 2018

    Pablo Picasso’s son Claude Picasso has criticized Paris’s Musée Picasso for excessively loaning its holdings. The works are fragile, Claude told the media, and shouldn’t be sent to fill out substandard exhibitions designed to bait audiences with the Picasso name. There are 21 Picasso exhibitions scheduled this year in France alone, where the artist spent […]

  • ‘The Poetry of Colours: Cai Zhisong & Philippe Caretti Contemporary Art Exhibition’ Opening Cocktail

    02 Jul 2018

    Dear friends, YANG GALLERY • Beijing 798 team sincerely appreciates your presence in making 《The Poetry of Colors: Cai Zhisong & Philippe Caretti Contemporary Art Exhibition》opening cocktail a most successful one! We look forward to welcome you at our next event soon!

  • YANG GALLERY X LPS Beijing 2018 Gala Cocktail

    02 Jul 2018

    YANG GALLERY and the Beijing Luxury Property Show (LPS) 2018 revealed a spectacular night of high end art & property showcase during the Gala Cocktail Night in Beijing’s Legendale Hotel on 22nd June 2018. YANG GALLERY is LPS Beijing’s official art & lifestyle partner for the 6th consecutive year. A memorable event of luxurious art […]

  • How to Invest in the Art Stars of the Future

    01 Jul 2018

    It is for a love of all things beautiful and perhaps an altruistic aim to be a patron of the arts that continues to motivate many to continue supporting the art world – as well as the possibility of reaping the rewards of impressive returns in the future.   The difference between an art lover […]