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『路由藝術』成立於2014年的夏天，這個別具後現代之名取自於科技通訊一詞”路由器”, 『路由藝術』自許能有如同路由器的功能一般，”集結資訊，分享訊息”。這個藝廊呈現從歐洲到北美，從東北亞到東南亞當代藝術家其所最精粹的作品。透過在『路由藝術』的展演，提供台灣喜好當代藝術的朋友另一個觀展的優質空間。

『路由藝術』所代理和合作的藝術家除了早已得到歐美從大都會美術館，紐約當代美術館，龐畢度，倫敦泰德…等重要藝術機構所肯定的藝術家之外，更包括台灣、東南、東北亞中生代的創作者，更重要的事，我們不斷向歷史上重要的藝術家推手看齊，期許能不斷的挖掘並培養藝術新血。

Founded in 2014 by veteran art dealer Nunu Hung, Nunu Fine Art is dedicated to presenting a broad cross-section of both e

merging and established international artistic talent. The first contemporary art gallery in Taipei with a deeply multicultural outlook, Nunu Fine Art centers an innate sensibility to Asia’s cultural heritage, coupled with seasoned insight into the global contemporary art landscape. The gallery’s multifaceted program ranges from solo presentations to group exhibitions from a wide breadth of artistic endeavors across continents spanning the Americas, Europe, and Asia. Since its inception, Nunu Fine Art has presented over 50 solo exhibitions, including the first in Asia by artists Petah Coyne, Rosy Keyser, Rona Pondick, and Rose Wylie. Nunu Fine Art also works with artists Thordis Adalsteinsdottir, Ana Barboza, Kaspar Bonnén, ChiaoHan Chueh, Kees Goudzwaard, Maya Hewitt, Iabadiou Piko, and Peter Zimmermann among many others. As a platform for multidisciplinary storytelling, Nunu Fine Art is committed to presenting educational programming in tandem with artistic presentations.

We are happy to share that 603 Arts Foundation’s inaugural exhibition, “The cataclysm of binary star systems,” has been ...
08/08/2026

We are happy to share that 603 Arts Foundation’s inaugural exhibition, “The cataclysm of binary star systems,” has been announced in a short piece by Gerda Krivaite in Our Culture Magazine. Featuring Keb Cerda and José John Santos III along with ten other contemporary artists from around the globe, “The cataclysm of binary star systems” explores themes of identity, migration, and collective memory, probing the question of what values humanity will bring into an uncertain future.

603 Arts Foundation, founded by Kate Lee and Clovis Lima Jr., is a NYC-based non-profit dedicated to providing opportunities for emerging artists worldwide, with a focus on those with roots in Asia and Latin America. Nunu Fine Art New York will host “The cataclysm of binary star systems,” which opened yesterday evening, through August 29, 2026.

Link to Our Culture Magazine’s exhibition announcement: https://ourculturemag.com/2026/08/05/603-arts-foundation-launches-with-global-group-exhibition-at-nunu-fine-art/

我們很高興與大家分享，展覽「南西．鮑恩：從A到Z，以及那些交織其中的身體」獲《Whitehot Magazine of Contemporary Art》刊登評論。特別感謝 Sydney Srnka 撰寫這篇深刻且引人入勝的評論，也感謝雜誌...
08/08/2026

我們很高興與大家分享，展覽「南西．鮑恩：從A到Z，以及那些交織其中的身體」獲《Whitehot Magazine of Contemporary Art》刊登評論。

特別感謝 Sydney Srnka 撰寫這篇深刻且引人入勝的評論，也感謝雜誌對本次展覽的關注與刊載。

歡迎透過下方連結，或造訪路由藝術官方網站閱讀完整評論。

https://whitehotmagazine.com/articles/at-nunu-fine-art-soho/7955

"In the past, when I looked at flowers, I looked at them at their most beautiful moment. But now, I find it much more in...
08/05/2026

"In the past, when I looked at flowers, I looked at them at their most beautiful moment. But now, I find it much more interesting when the petals have half fallen, or when they have dried and shriveled. To me, withering is not the end; rather, it is as if time has 'folded' the entirety of the flower's life into the creases of its petals. The slight withering and drying of life's state is where the true realization of constancy lies."
- Ya-Ting Kao

Image: Ya-Ting Kao, Ultramarine and Moonwhite, 2026, oil pastel on paper, 43×31 in, 109.3 x 78.7 cm

“ Ya-Ting Kao: The Folds of Time”
｜Venue: Taipei Nunu Fine Art
｜Date: July 24 - September 26, 2026

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「以前看花，看的是它最漂亮的那一刻。但到了現在，反而覺得花掉了一半、或是乾枯縮小後的樣子，更有意思。對我來說，枯萎不是結束，而是時間把花的一生『摺』進了花瓣的皺褶裡。生命狀態的略略枯萎乾燥，才是恆常的體會。」
—— 高雅婷

圖片說明：高雅婷，群青與月白 ，2026，油性粉彩於紙，43×31 in，109.3 x 78.7 cm

「高雅婷：時間的摺痕」
｜地點：台北 路由藝術
｜展期：2026年7月24日至2026年9月26日

Featured in 603 Arts Foundation’s inaugural exhibition “The cataclysm of binary star systems,” which opens this Friday, ...
08/04/2026

Featured in 603 Arts Foundation’s inaugural exhibition “The cataclysm of binary star systems,” which opens this Friday, August 8, 2026, at Nunu Fine Art New York is Filippino artist Keb Cerda’s multi-media piece “Unknown Mechanism Yet (2026).”

Cerda is a contemporary visual artist whose work blurs the boundaries between traditional painting and digital media, often merging oil on canvas with video game aesthetics, augmented reality, and interactive installations. The artist's notable game-art hybrids, “Super Nardo,” “Dahlia,” “Atomic Blob,” “Dopamine Dash,” and the recent “Probably a Robot” embed societal critique with visuals drawn from technology and popular culture alike, tackling contemporary themes such as media addiction, surveillance, and systemic failure.

“Probably a Robot” is comprised of six oil paintings, loosely inspired by the imagination of Cerda’s young son and accompanied by a virtual reality game designed by the artist himself. Each of Cerda's paintings, including “Unknown Mechanism Yet” (2026), can be scanned through a smartphone app, allowing viewers to perform basic programmed interactions with the creatures depicted. In this project, Cerda combines new technology and traditional media to create a meditation on acts of care.

In addition to his piece being included in the upcoming show, Cerda will discuss his work in a conversation on Thursday, August 13, with fellow artist María-Elena Pombo and New Museum Curator Dr. Vivian Crocket. The three will discuss how culture shapes artistic practice and use of technology in art.

Images:
1. Keb Cerda, “Unknown Mechanism Yet,” 2026, oil on canvas, 30 x 24 in (76.2 x 61 cm)
2. Cerda in his studio
3. "Probably a Robot" VR app

Nunu Fine Art is pleased to host 603 Arts Foundation's inaugural exhibition, "The cataclysm of binary star systems," fro...
07/31/2026

Nunu Fine Art is pleased to host 603 Arts Foundation's inaugural exhibition, "The cataclysm of binary star systems," from Saturday, August 8 to Saturday, August 29. Addressing themes of identity, migration, and collective memory, the works on view ask which values humanity would choose to carry into an uncertain future. The exhibition features twelve artists from across the globe, including Keb Cerda and José John Santos III.

Founded by Kate Lee and Clovis Lima Jr., 603 Arts is a New York City-based nonprofit dedicated to providing opportunities for emerging artists worldwide, with a focus on those with roots in Asia and Latin America. The foundation strives to bridge cultural gaps through acquisitions for its permanent collection and exhibition support across notable galleries and cultural institutions.

The opening of "The cataclysm of binary star systems" will take place on Saturday, August 8, 2026, from 11 am to 6pm. Please join us!

紐約 路由藝術誠摯感謝Service95 刊登「南西．鮑恩：從A到Z，以及那些交織其中的身體」專文。文中，作家 Xintian Tina Wang 深入探討南西．鮑恩長年以來對女性主義理念的堅持，回顧她於第二波女性主義運動蓬勃發展時期投身藝...
07/31/2026

紐約 路由藝術誠摯感謝Service95 刊登「南西．鮑恩：從A到Z，以及那些交織其中的身體」專文。

文中，作家 Xintian Tina Wang 深入探討南西．鮑恩長年以來對女性主義理念的堅持，回顧她於第二波女性主義運動蓬勃發展時期投身藝術創作的歷程，以及因揭發同事性騷擾行為而遭不當解聘教職的親身經驗。

此外，Wang 也進一步剖析鮑恩於藝廊展出的雕塑與素描作品之創作過程，同時探討藝術家的家族背景，以及其作品與女性身份認同之間的深刻連結。

我們誠摯感謝 Xintian Tina Wang 撰寫這篇深刻且發人深省的文章，也感謝 Service95 的刊登與支持。文章 PDF 已上傳至我們的網站，亦可透過以下連結閱讀：
https://www.service95.com/nancy-bowen-artist-womens-rights

We are thrilled to announce that two works by Cianne Fragione have been included in “Tomorrow the Sun Will Rise: The Phi...
07/30/2026

We are thrilled to announce that two works by Cianne Fragione have been included in “Tomorrow the Sun Will Rise: The Phillips Collection Juried Exhibition,” which opens this Saturday, August 1, and runs through September 20, 2026. The exhibition draws from 1,500 submissions, bringing together 48 artists from Washington D.C., Maryland, and Virginia whose recent work reflects, adapts, experiments, and resists in response to the contemporary moment.

The two pieces of Fragione's included in “Tomorrow the Sun Will Rise” are from “Bundles,” a series of the artist's assemblages which explore memory, materiality, and the layered history of places. Rooted in her time living along the Ionian Sea, these works gather handmade paints, raw pigments, textiles, and found objects into richly textured compositions that evoke the visual and emotional terrain of archaeological landscapes. “Bundles: Non Chiederci La Parola” (2007 - 2012 / 2024) and “Bundles: Meriggi e Ombre/Waves Chatter/Tangle” (2025) will be on view at the Phillips Collection.

Image: Cianne Fragione, "Bundles: Non Chiederci La Parola," 2007 - 2012/2024, oil-base paint, wax, italia stamp, wire and string on box, 3 x 5 x 2.5 in (7.62 x 12.7 x 6.35 cm).

As an extension of her existing artistic practice, Ya-Ting Kao presents a series of exquisite works on paper in this sol...
07/29/2026

As an extension of her existing artistic practice, Ya-Ting Kao presents a series of exquisite works on paper in this solo exhibition. Utilizing the rich, intense, and sensory thickness of oil pastel on paper, complemented by the delicate nuances of watercolor and ink on paper as they flow, permeate, and overlap in layers, she subtly intertwines the unique characteristics of the mediums with the passage of time, constructing a visual narrative of personal experience and life's transitions. In these newly developed works, the fluid movement and congealing of the mediums themselves echo the constant posture displayed by the plants under the baptism of time.

Image: Ya-Ting Kao, “Stillness in Gray”, 2024, oil pastel on paper, 86 1/4 x 31 1/8 in, 219 x 79 cm

“ Ya-Ting Kao: The Folds of Time”
｜Venue: Taipei Nunu Fine Art
｜Date: July 24 - September 26, 2026

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作為其既有藝術實踐的延伸，高雅婷在本次個展中帶來了一系列精湛的紙本創作。她運用油性粉彩豐富、濃郁且具感官厚度的質地，配合水彩與墨水在紙張上流動、滲透與層層交疊的細緻變化，巧妙地將媒材特性與時光的推移相交織，構建起關於個人經驗和生命變遷的視覺敘事。在這些全新發展的作品中，媒材本身的流動與凝結，亦呼應著畫面中植物在時間洗禮下所展現的恆常姿態。

圖片說明：高雅婷，〈灰色中的靜謐〉，2024，油性粉彩於紙，86 1/4 x 31 1/8 in，219 x 79 cm

「高雅婷：時間的摺痕」
｜地點：台北 路由藝術
｜展期：2026年7月24日至2026年9月26日

We’re happy to report that Nunu Fine Art New York's most recent exhibition, “Nancy Bowen: From A to Z and the Bodies in ...
07/28/2026

We’re happy to report that Nunu Fine Art New York's most recent exhibition, “Nancy Bowen: From A to Z and the Bodies in Between,” has been reviewed in Whitehot Magazine of Contemporary Art. We’d like to thank Sydney Srnka for writing such a thoughtful and engaging review, and the magazine for featuring the show, which closed this past Saturday. The piece can be accessed from the link below or through our website. Happy reading!

https://whitehotmagazine.com/articles/at-nunu-fine-art-soho/7955

Today marks the closing of two excellent shows at Nunu Fine Art New York -- “Nancy Bowen: From A to Z and the Bodies in ...
07/25/2026

Today marks the closing of two excellent shows at Nunu Fine Art New York -- “Nancy Bowen: From A to Z and the Bodies in Between” and “Tactile Synchronicity: The End of Linear Time.”

“From A to Z and the Bodies in Between” is Nancy Bowen’s first exhibition with the gallery and is on view in our main space. Featuring works on paper assembled from dictionaries left to the artist by her parents and a collection of eclectic yet affective mixed-media sculptures, the show works to re-contextualize preconceived, and oftentimes patriarchal, notions of language and the female body within a contemporary framework. Several public programs accompanied the exhibition’s run, including a walkthrough led by Bowen herself and a reading by poet and author Charles Bernstein. Bowen’s exhibition has garnered much press attention, and has been covered in Our Culture Magazine, Hot Coffee Conversations, Ines Magazina, Art Spiel, Service 95, Two Coats of Paint, and Ceramics Now.

“Tactile Synchronicity” is Taiwanese artist Ya-Ting Kao’s first presentation with the gallery and first exhibition in New York City. On view in our downstairs gallery space, the show was organized as part our PROJECT SPACE: ASIAN VOICES series, which aims to present emerging and established artists from Asia and its diasporas to American audiences. Kao’s intricately crafted textile pieces follow the Buddhist visual tradition of the Nine Stages of Decay and are closely inspired by cycles of life, death, and rebirth as well as the artist's experience of motherhood. We’ve been thrilled to be able to present Kao’s work in New York City; a separate exhibition of her work titled "Ya-Ting Kao: The Folds of Time" opened at Nunu Fine Art Taipei on Friday, July 24, 2026, and will run through September 26, 2026.

Gallery hours are 11:00 am – 6:00 pm today.

Installation shots by Martin Seck.

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