Lo Chan Peng's work A Dream of yūgen will be officially exhibited at the annual exhibition of Museu Europeu d'Art Modern (MEAM) in Spain — Realismo Hoy 2026 (Realism Today 2026). Renowned for its focus on the spiritual depth and technical sophistication of contemporary realism, MEAM's...
Taiwanese artist Lo Chan Peng, currently based in the U.S., will open his first solo exhibition in America, “The Dream of Yūgen”, on July 19 at Corey Helford Gallery, Los Angeles. Named after the Japanese aesthetic concept yūgen, the exhibition offers a contemplative exploration of cultural displacement, identity, and the craft...
On June 12, 2025, at 1:00 PM, the Tokyo National Museum held an official ceremony to mark the acquisition of two ink paintings by Chinese-American artist Ming Ren: Contours of Light and Shadow (2014) and Trajectory of Light Wings(2014). The museum’s director personally presented the...
Artist Liu Hui Chung (b. 1990, Taiwan), recommended by Enlighten Gallery, will have her painting ‘The greenhouse’ included in the permanent collection of the China Medical University Museum of Art. Designed by internationally renowned architect Frank Gehry, the museum is scheduled for a grand opening...
Taiwanese artist Lo Chan Peng (b.1983) has been invited to create a new work, The Light of Innocence, for the Church of Saints Filippo and Giacomo in Italy. The exhibition will officially open on September 27, 2024, with an opening ceremony at 18:30, during which...
Special thanks to TVBS for an in-depth interview with artist Liou Shiuan Shi, exploring how he combines expertise in mechanics and optoelectronics with his innate aesthetic sense to forge a unique creative path. Liou Shiuan Shi (b. 1986, Taiwan) made a remarkable debut at the 2019...
A first-time honor in the Taiwanese art scene—congratulations to Lo Chan Peng for being awarded the 2023 "Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize," the global grand prize across all mediums! This international art award, held in the United States, aims to commend exceptional performances by artists in...
Lo Chan Peng, since earning the distinction in 2022 of being the first Taiwanese artist to have a work collected by Japan's Hoki Museum with his piece "The Garden of Forking Paths," has garnered significant attention from the Japanese art world and public due to his meticulous and highly recognizable painting style.
Amid the global slowdown in exchanges over the past two years due to the pandemic, Taiwanese creators have continued to work diligently, managing to step onto the international stage and earning honors in the form of invitations to exhibitions, acquisitions, and awards. Among them, Lo...