Art Basel Hong Kong Highlights Asian Modern Masters and Emerging Talent
The recent Art Basel Hong Kong fair showcased significant artistic talent from across Asia, with particular attention on both established modern masters and emerging artists. While Pace Gallery's Modigliani attracted initial attention, the event's curated sectors—Discoveries and Insights—featured compelling presentations. Notable displays included Vin Gallery's ceramic skeleton shadow puppets by Japanese sculptor Ako Goto, Lucie Chang Fine Arts' exhibition of late Chinese painter Zhu Xinjian's provocative ink drawings, and gdm gallery's pairing of Kongkee's lightbox works with abstract paintings by Thai modernist Tang Chang. The fair provided a platform for Asian artists who deserve greater recognition in the contemporary art world.
Key facts
- Art Basel Hong Kong recently took place in Hong Kong
- The fair highlighted both established and emerging Asian artists
- Curated sectors Discoveries and Insights featured strong presentations
- Notable artists included Ako Goto, Zhu Xinjian, Kongkee, and Tang Chang
- Participating galleries included Vin Gallery, Lucie Chang Fine Arts, and gdm gallery
Entities
Artists
- Ako Goto
- Zhu Xinjian
- Kongkee
- Tang Chang
Institutions
- Art Basel Hong Kong
- Pace Gallery
- Vin Gallery
- Lucie Chang Fine Arts
- gdm gallery
Locations
- Hong Kong
- Ho Chi Minh
- Japan
- China
- Thailand
Sources
- ARTnews —