Exhibitions in September Beijing

M Woods Museum

Italian Renaissance Drawing: 

A Dialogue with China

2021.09.03-2022.02.20

📍M Woods Museum, No.38 Qianliang Hutong

This exhibition is jointly presented by M Woods Museum and the British Museum, "Italian Renaissance Drawings: A Dialogue with China", which marks the first cooperation between British Museum and Chinese Private Art Museum.

It presents the collections of British Museum including Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Titian and Raphael, works of many great Renaissance artists. It is the first time in history that these works have been displayed and dialogued with Chinese contemporary art, and explored the important connection between the West and China across time and space.

798 Art Zone

Becoming Balthus' Muse

2021.09.19-2021.11.30

📍Dreamland Art Center, 798 Art Zone

As "the last great master of the 20th century," Balthus' figurative paintings have had a huge impact on the Chinese art world. However, his works are rarely seen in Chinese art exhibitions. This year Yongle Culture presents one of the most important oil paintings in his creative career: "Cat in the Mirror Ⅲ" and 5 sketches combined with image technology, launch an immersive experience exhibition-"Becoming Balthus's Muse" to pay tribute to Balthus.

Das Un/Heimliche

2021.09.11-2021.11.07

📍Hive Center for Contemporary Art, 798 Art Zone

Das Un/Heimliche (Old things as new) is a contemporary allegory created by artist Joey Xia in response to the trapped cultural and political situation in the geopolitical environment that he is in. It is stated in title to declare that all familiar objects in the exhibition will be presented in an ambiguous "copy". The contradictions between domestication and danger, intimacy and horror in the etymological meaning of "Unheimliche" in German are the background colors laid by the artist for the allegories.

Trance Afternoon

2021.09.11-2021.11.07

📍Hive Center for Contemporary Art, 798 Art Zone

Artist Ji Xin's latest works were created during the COVID-19 pandemic, with a rare aesthetic inclination of pastoral style. Unlike traditional pastoral themes, praise and aesthetic description of gods is no longer the artist's responsibility. The poetic pastoral is just to conceal all the uneasiness brought about by social reality. It is not so much that Ji Xin’s creation is an escape from reality and self-salvation and liberation. It is his construction of a sentimental habitat, which provides a moment of tranquility for all viewers. An excuse for trance.

Let There Be Light

2021.09.03-2021.11.14

📍SPURS Gallery, 798 Art Zone

We’ve heard this so many times that when we really start thinking about it, it’s easy to forget the simplest meaning: God created light after pointing out the name of "light". What we see is from what we talk. And there is more than one language to describe the world. "Let there be Light" aims to allow us to temporarily abandon the linguistic definition of "light" and return to the sensation itself triggered by the stimulation of the visual nerves.

As Clear As Pond

2021.09.10-2021.09.21

📍Art Museum of Beijing Fine Art Academy

No.12 South Chaoyang Park Road

This exhibition brings together 80 works of outstanding oil painting trainees of Beijing Fine Art Academy from recent years. It shows the achievements in the field of oil painting teaching, and also the current perspective of creation ecology. 

Cao Chang Di Art Zone

Lingering In Time

2021.09.04-2021.11.14

📍Three Shadows Photography Art Center

Cao Chang Di Art Zone

Three Shadows Photography Art Centre is proud to present “Lingering in Time: Koo Bohnchang’s Photography (1990-2021).” The exhibition is noted Korean photographer Koo Bohnchang’s first solo show in China. Starting with In the Beginning, the exhibition presents thirteen important series created over the last thirty years, including Mask, Breath, Vessel, and Gold.

Reproduction of The Concrete

2021.09.12-2021.11.12

📍Egg Gallery, Cao Chang Di Art Zone

EGG Gallery is pleased to present the group exhibition《Reproduction of the concrete》by artists Geng Yini、Fu Jingyan、Dai Zhou.

Reproduction of The Concrete means a re-creation of concrete. It is not satisfied with the concrete image itself, but extracts a new expression from the image, and retains a strong reference to the real world. It keeps a certain distance from abstraction, but still maintains ambiguity, because it realizes a true complex state between reality and mind, which is difficult to describe in pure abstract language. It sway between left and right.

Street of Eternal Happiness

2021.09.09-2021.11.10

📍Ying Space, Cao Chang Di Art Zone

Maintaining nearly forty years of friendship, artists Ding Yi, Feng Lianghong, and Yu Youhan developed diverse styles of art from one common origin. 

“The Street of Eternal Happiness”  is the location of artist Yu Youhan’s studio in the 1980s. We believe this expressive name represents a significant coordinate of an artistic community. There also exists a distinct transformation process of their creation from the early-stage abstraction of cultural ideology to the present abstraction of painting self.

X Gallery

Foreign Object Debris

2021.09.05-2021.12.05

📍X Gallery

Beijing Art & Finance International Innovation Park

X Museum is delighted to present ‘Foreign Object Debris’ from 5 September to 5 December 2021, the Norwegian-German artist Yngve Holen’s first solo show in Asia. The exhibition brings together more than 30 new works from Yngve Holen’s extended practices that are grounded in his decade-long explorations of industrial manufacturing, contemporary food productions, and commercial airliners. 

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