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AYE Gallery is pleased to unveil Through Light on Webbed Feet, Chi Qun's Solo Exhibition.What allows us to move forward ...
22/07/2026

AYE Gallery is pleased to unveil Through Light on Webbed Feet, Chi Qun's Solo Exhibition.

What allows us to move forward through uncertainty?

For Chi Qun, it may be a line.

In her latest works, gently undulating lines become rhythms of perception—where color, light, and the materiality of oil paint converge. Rather than depicting the visible world, her works trace an inner movement: a quiet search for order, stillness, and enduring light amid constant change.

The exhibition title, Through Light on Webbed Feet, takes inspiration from the flippers of the platypus—a creature that resists easy classification and embodies the mystery and generosity of life's evolution. Like webbed feet cutting through water, these paintings move through the currents of light and time, propelled not by certainty, but by faith in what remains constant.

Chi Qun: Through Light on Webbed Feet
Curator: Yao Siqing
Special Thanks to: Li Yingwu
2 August – 24 September 2026
AYE Gallery

AYE Gallery is pleased to present Seeing Mountains As Mountains Again, a new solo exhibition by .Borrowing from the well...
24/04/2026

AYE Gallery is pleased to present Seeing Mountains As Mountains Again, a new solo exhibition by .

Borrowing from the well-known Zen adage—Seeing mountains as mountains, seeing mountains as not mountains, seeing mountains as mountains again—the exhibition traces a return transformed through doubt, distance, and perception.

Across new paintings and drawings, Luo continues her quiet exploration of memory, presence, and disappearance. Paths at dusk, drifting light, familiar objects, clouds, and fleeting landscapes emerge and recede in works marked by subtle erasure, suspension, and restraint. Through repeated acts of depiction, veiling, and return, image becomes less representation than a site of contemplation.

Rooted in lived experience yet untethered from fixed narrative, these works inhabit a space between recognition and uncertainty, intimacy and distance. In Luo’s hands, losing oneself along familiar paths becomes a form of freedom—one through which new ways of seeing may begin.

A passage into the unseen.

The rest of our Hong Kong lineup. Very happy to have finally opened Yang Qiong’s new show PROLOGUE/NULL last weekend aft...
22/03/2026

The rest of our Hong Kong lineup. Very happy to have finally opened Yang Qiong’s new show PROLOGUE/NULL last weekend after his eight-year creative hiatus—and to be debuting the first work from the series at the fair.

Beijing friends, don’t come looking—we’re on our way to Hong Kong for the Art Week (Mar 23–30) . Catch us at Booth 1B17 ...
21/03/2026

Beijing friends, don’t come looking—we’re on our way to Hong Kong for the Art Week (Mar 23–30) . Catch us at Booth 1B17 at Art Basel Hong Kong! We will be back Mar 31.

The Art of WithdrawalWhat does it mean to step back—deliberately, decisively—from a world that demands constant presence...
21/03/2026

The Art of Withdrawal

What does it mean to step back—deliberately, decisively—from a world that demands constant presence? AYE Gallery is proud to announce an all-female artists group exhibition, The Art of Withdrawal as part of our annual collab.

The Art of Withdrawal explores how a group of women artists—Miriam Cahn, Cai Jin, Chi Qun, Ann Craven, Han Qingzhen, Mona Hatoum, Hoo Mojong, Kathleen Jacobs, Luo Min, Luo Mingjun, Maja Ruznic, and Rachel Zhang—transform retreat into a radical aesthetic position.

In contrast to the historical imperative for women to “speak,” “appear,” or “represent,” these artists enact withdrawal not as erasure but as a conscious reorientation of artistic agency. Their practices resist the economies of attention and exposure that govern both the art world and social life, affirming the right to opacity, slowness, and non-performance.

This group exhibition is made possible with the generous support of Karma@karmainternational, Fergus McCaffrey Gallery@fergusmccaffrey, Galerie Jocelyn Wolff@galeriejocelynwolff, Saatchi Yates, London@saatchiyates, and Galerie Chantal Crousel, Paris@galeriechantalcrousel.

* The exhibition will be on view from March 23 to March 28, 2026, at AYE Project Space (Room 204, Block 1, Chai Wan Industrial City, 60 Wing Tai Road, Chai Wan, Hong Kong).

More details to follow.
Stay tuned.

Digging through 20 years of photo archives, we realized AYE Gallery was already showing at Art Hong Kong before it becam...
20/03/2026

Digging through 20 years of photo archives, we realized AYE Gallery was already showing at Art Hong Kong before it became Art Basel Hong Kong. And it’s been 15 years since our first Hong Kong edition in 2010—a major throwback moment.

（Featuring artworks of IMG1 Ji Dachun, IMG2 Sheng Tianhong and Hoo Mojong, IMG3 Xiao Yu, IMG4 Mu Boyan）

Art Basel #回忆杀 #回憶殺

Eight years.One comeback.We are proud to announce Yang Qiong’s new exhibition:Prologue / NULL on March 15.🕯️ Details a...
06/03/2026

Eight years.
One comeback.

We are proud to announce Yang Qiong’s new exhibition:
Prologue / NULL on March 15.

🕯️ Details are under wraps for now — but trust us, it’s been worth the wait.

Follow along for the reveal.

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