Cultural Inheritance: Fracture, Cha…
21 September - 17 October, 2026
Exhibition Dates:1 January - 28 February 2025
KARCHUNG (Bhutan), GONKAR GYATSO (British-Tibetan), AN KUN (China), THANG DO (Vietnam), ZOU YINONG (China), TONY SCOTT (Australia)
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Exhibition Dates:7 November – 10 November 2024
ACAE arrives in Shanghai in November, featuring artworks by Zou Yinong and Thang Do
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Exhibition Dates:30 November – 21 December 2024
Crystal Wu presents new paintings from Shanghai at ACAE Gallery, Melbourne, her first solo show in Australia.
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Exhibition Dates:4-8 September 2024
ACAE Gallery is pleased to present new work by Gonkar Gyatso, Jaedon Shin and Zou Yinong at Sydney Contemporary, Australasia\'s premier art fair
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Exhibition Dates:10 August 2024 – 7 September 2024
Drawing on the concept of ‘rhythm’ in art, paintings were selected by three Chinese artists - Hu Qinwu, Zou Yinong, and Zhou Xiaoping. Hailing respectively from the neighbouring regions of Shandong, Zhejiang and Anhui, their works are infused with painterly gestures that evoke both landscapes and calligraphic scripts.
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Exhibition Dates:27 April 24 - 25 May 2024
Recent paintings by Tony Scott, including new geometrics and landscapes from the Li River, China
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Exhibition Dates:27 April 2024 - 25 May 2024
Hand-crafted geometric sculptures dazzle the eye with contemporary references to Modernist forms.
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Exhibition Dates:16 March - 13 April 2024
GOLDGOLDGOLD brings together the works of eight Chinese-Australian artists that explore concepts surrounding identity, memory and change. Using a variety of material and mediums, each artist explores different topics in relation to their own experiences and self expression. Featuring works by Yanru Pan, Suki Ma, Rachel Hongxun Zhou, Jiayi Huang, Enya Hu, Yoria Shi, Qiao Ruan, and Larissa Hogg
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Exhibition Dates:3 February - 2 March 2024
An Kun is a figure painter based in the Songzhuang artist colony in Beijing, China. Located in Tongzhou, in the east of the city, the area became popular with artists after a handful of the avant-garde moved there from the now legendary artist colony at the old Summer Palace. It is in this setting that An Khun creates his dream-like figure paintings. Sometimes there are individual figures and sometimes he arranges groups of three or more. In each, there is a brooding yet seductive intensity as the figures gaze at the viewer in ways that imply complex interior lives.
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