04 Sep Seiran, Whispering Leaves and Seasonal Symbols—The Iwae Stories of Mizuguchi Kazuki

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Aesthetics, elevated to the status of a modern academic discipline in the 18th century by the followers of the German philosopher Baumgarten, has since seen the emergence of numerous prominent Western scholars. Various schools, such as formal aesthetics, semiotic aesthetics, and psychoanalytic aesthetics, have flourished,...

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13 Jun Painted in Hong Kong

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As the hub of cultural exchange between East and West, Hong Kong has long been a vibrant melting pot for various Western and Eastern arts, closely following international trends, absorbing diverse influences, and nurturing generations of talented artists. Enlighten Gallery is honored to collaborate with renowned...

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19 Dec Floating ink world：The transcendent flow and form—— Ming Ren Taiwan Solo Exhibition

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Resplendent Ink Blossoms: The Vital Spirit in Ming Ren's Paintings   Transitioning from classical and representational to abstract, and blending influences from China, America, and Europe, Ming Ren, who teaches at the San Francisco Art Department, has demonstrated vibrant energy and forward-thinking artistic achievements throughout his career....

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07 Sep Whispers of History——Peng Si and Lo Chan Peng in a duo exhibition

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"Memory and history intermingle and coexist, like the speaker and the scribe in a dictation." Pierre Nora, "Les Lieux de Mémoire"   Commonly understood and accepted as "history," the past has traditionally been associated with the official narratives of nations, often serving as a mainstream discourse that obscures...

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05 Sep Rebellious Generation—The Construct and Creation of the Creator：Liou Shiuan Shi Solo Exhibition

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From "Reanimation" to "Creation": The Rebellion and Transformation in Liou Shiuan Shi's Art   Roland Barthes, in his book Camera Lucida, described his shock upon seeing a photograph of Napoleon’s brother: "I saw the eyes that had seen the Emperor." This experience connected him across time, linking...

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