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Today is the last day to visit “Stalker,” the first New York and U.S. solo exhibition by Taiwanese artist duo Huang Chih...
09/26/2026

Today is the last day to visit “Stalker,” the first New York and U.S. solo exhibition by Taiwanese artist duo Huang Chih-Cheng & Hao.

In «Revelation,» a half-open, half-closed door is frozen in the middle of an action. It remains unclear whether it is about to open or about to close. Rather than offering a specific narrative, the work focuses on the pause and tension between these two possibilities — a moment suspended at the threshold.

Huang Chih-Cheng & Hao
Revelation, 2026
Ink, pigment ink and watercolor on silver foil and jangji paper mounted on canvas
15 × 30 cm | 5.9 × 11.8 in

A little reminder that this is the last week of Huang Chih-Cheng & Hao’s debut New York show. We really encourage you to...
09/22/2026

A little reminder that this is the last week of Huang Chih-Cheng & Hao’s debut New York show. We really encourage you to see these paintings in person (or at least request a video of them), as they change dramatically as the viewer’s gaze and the light shift.
Looking forward to seeing you Thursday–Saturday, 12–6 pm, or by appointment.

Huang Chih-Cheng & Hao, “Lumen,” 2025In “Lumen,” a pair of hands cups light as if the formless radiance has become a liq...
09/09/2026

Huang Chih-Cheng & Hao, “Lumen,” 2025

In “Lumen,” a pair of hands cups light as if the formless radiance has become a liquid — something with weight and movement. The work refers to the traditional use of metallic foil in East Asian interiors, where reflective surfaces were not only decorative but also functional, capturing and refracting faint light to illuminate dark spaces before electricity.

Through this relationship between light and material, Huang Chih-Cheng & Hao explore how cultural memory and history can be carried through material itself.

“Lumen” is presented as part of “Stalker,” the first New York and U.S. solo exhibition by Taiwanese artist duo Huang Chih-Cheng & Hao. Based in Taipei, Huang Chih-Cheng (b. 1988) and Liou Jyun-Hao (b. 1992) have worked collaboratively since 2021.

On view through September 26, 2026 at Fragment, New York.

Huang Chih-Cheng & Hao
“Lumen,” 2025
Ink, pigment ink and watercolor on silver foil and jangji paper mounted on canvas
63.5 × 89 cm | 25.0 × 35.0 in

Dear friends, “Stalker,” Huang Chih-Cheng & Hao’s first New York and U.S. solo exhibition, opens tonight!Please join us ...
09/04/2026

Dear friends, “Stalker,” Huang Chih-Cheng & Hao’s first New York and U.S. solo exhibition, opens tonight!
Please join us from 6–8 PM. We look forward to seeing you!

Fragment Gallery
39 West 14th Street, #308
New York, NY 10011

Fragment is delighted to present «Stalker,» the first New York and U.S. solo exhibition by Taiwanese artist duo Huang Ch...
08/27/2026

Fragment is delighted to present «Stalker,» the first New York and U.S. solo exhibition by Taiwanese artist duo Huang Chih-Cheng & Hao. Based in Taipei, Huang Chih-Cheng (b. 1988) and Liou Jyun-Hao (b. 1992) have worked collaboratively since 2021.

Show dates: September 5-26, 2026
Opening: September 4, 6-8 pm

It’s the last days to see «A Line in Use,» an exhibition initiated by Fragment in collaboration with Ivan Gallery (Bucha...
08/13/2026

It’s the last days to see «A Line in Use,» an exhibition initiated by Fragment in collaboration with Ivan Gallery (Bucharest, Romania). The show brings together an intergenerational group of Romanian artists — Giulia Crețulescu, Gavril Pop, Adrian Ganea, Dan Beudean, Simona Runcan, and Ivana Mladenović — in an investigation of geometry as both a formal language and a political condition.

Final days:
Thursday, August 13 & Friday, August 14
12–6 pm

Giulia Crețulescu works through acts of ontological displacement, constructing hybrid ergonomic objects that resist stab...
08/11/2026

Giulia Crețulescu works through acts of ontological displacement, constructing hybrid ergonomic objects that resist stable categorization and refuse immediate functionality. Her practice exposes the distinction between image and object, body and representation, producing entities suspended in states of limbo. What emerges is a form of material estrangement in which objects cease to perform their assigned identities and instead become interruptions within established systems of meaning, fragments operating outside recognizable taxonomies.

Last week of “A Line in Use”! Catch it while it’s still on.
Wed–Fri, 12–6 pm.

Last week of “A Line in Use”! Catch it while it’s still on.Wed–Fri, 12–6 pm.
08/10/2026

Last week of “A Line in Use”! Catch it while it’s still on.
Wed–Fri, 12–6 pm.

The presence of Simona Runcan introduces an important historical axis to our current exhibition “A Line in Use.” Her exp...
08/08/2026

The presence of Simona Runcan introduces an important historical axis to our current exhibition “A Line in Use.” Her experimental practice, developed between conceptual graphic experimentation and later painterly investigations, positions abstraction as an open-ended process rather than a finished system. Seen retrospectively, her work offers a critical genealogy for contemporary forms of geometric thinking, revealing how seriality, repetition, and process have long functioned not merely as aesthetic strategies but as methods for questioning perception itself and the structures through which knowledge is organized.

Simona Runcan, Legile echilibrului. The Laws of Equilibrium, 1978
Drawings in pastel on paper
100 x 70 cm | 39 3/8 x 27 1/2 in
110.6 x 80.6 x 4 cm | 43 1/2 x 31 3/4 x 1 5/8 in (framed)/each

Due to technical issues, the opening of the show “A Line in Use” has been postponed until tomorrow.We look forward to we...
07/16/2026

Due to technical issues, the opening of the show “A Line in Use” has been postponed until tomorrow.

We look forward to welcoming you on Friday, July 17, from 6–8 pm.

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Friday 12pm - 6pm
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