Alisan Fine Arts celebrates 45 years with 'Then and Now' in New York
Alisan Fine Arts, which started in Hong Kong in 1981, is gearing up to mark its 45th anniversary in 2026 with a special series of exhibitions called 'Then and Now' across various venues and art fairs. The New York gallery will feature works from artists connected to the Chinese Diaspora, celebrating both historical figures and modern creators. This exhibition is organized into three main themes: 'Reinventing Tradition' with artists such as Lui Shou-Kwan and Wucius Wong; 'New York' showcasing talents like Walasse Ting; and 'Home and Abroad' highlighting artists including Chu Chu and Summer Lee. Notably, the New Ink Movement was founded by Lui Shou-Kwan in the 1960s in Hong Kong.
Key facts
- Alisan Fine Arts was founded in 1981 in Hong Kong.
- 2026 marks the gallery's 45th anniversary.
- The anniversary is celebrated with exhibitions under the theme 'Then and Now'.
- The New York exhibition highlights Chinese Diaspora artists and a new generation of contemporary artists.
- The exhibition has three themes: Reinventing Tradition, New York, and Home and Abroad.
- Artists in Reinventing Tradition: Lui Shou-Kwan, Wucius Wong, Yang Jiechang, Yang Yanping.
- Artists in New York: Walasse Ting, Ming Fay, Chinyee.
- Artists in Home and Abroad: Chu Chu, Summer Lee, Justin Lim, Yifan Jiang, Jia Sung, Kelly Wang.
- The New Ink Movement was founded in the 1960s by Lui Shou-Kwan in Hong Kong.
Entities
Artists
- Lui Shou-Kwan
- Wucius Wong
- Yang Jiechang
- Yang Yanping
- Walasse Ting
- Ming Fay
- Chinyee
- Chu Chu
- Summer Lee
- Justin Lim
- Yifan Jiang
- Jia Sung
- Kelly Wang
Institutions
- Alisan Fine Arts
Locations
- Hong Kong
- New York