Pace Beijing will be closed for the Tomb-sweep Day on Thursday, 4 April, reopening on Friday, 5 April. Hong Hao's solo exhibition will be on view through 27 April.

The new American consulate in Guangzhou, China features a 22-foot-tall, bright blue sculpture by Joel Shapiro.

Pace is delighted to announce its participation in Art Dubai, held from 20 to 23 March. 

Roberta Smith of the New York Times reviewed the exhibition Song Dong Doing Nothing at 510 & 534 West 25th Street, New York. Click here to read the review.

The exhibition at 534 West 25th Street has been extended through March 2. 

Pace Beijing will be closed for the Lunar New Year from 8 to 18 February, reopening on Tuesday, 19 February. "Beijing Voice: Zhang Xiaogang" will be on view through 28 February. The next exhibition, a survey of artist Hong Hao, will open on 16 March.

Pace Beijing wishes you a Happy Lunar New Year!

Yoshitomo Nara: a bit like you and me features of all new work, including paintings, drawings, and large sculptures made of bronze, a material Nara worked with for the first time. 

Beijing-based artist Wang Guangle has been selected as one of the 32 artists whose work will appear in the Orange Country Museum of Art's 2013 California-Pacific Triennale, a survey of important new work created by artists from 15 countries on the Pacific Rim. Organized by chief curator Dan Cameron, the California-Pacific Triennial will be on view at the OCMA from June 30 through November 17, 2013. Click here to read more about the exhibition.

Chinese artist Song Dong is currently featured in four major solo exhibitions in three cities worldwide. 

Zhang Xiaogang’s new solo exhibition opens at Pace Beijing on December 13. His new works combine traditional Chinese motifs alongside contemporary elements.

“I found everything so remote but, at the same time, familiar when I occasionally looked into the mountains, rocks, pine trees and plums depicted in old literati paintings. My innermost feeling which was awakened by the same mountains, rocks, pine trees and plums has been totally and utterly changed. Moreover, like an apparition, it hides deep down in my vessels. The very trees and rocks have become the storage of memories and emotions from various eras. Forced by the rapid change of time and perspective, I cannot help but feel urged to face up to these things once again.” - Zhang Xiaogang, 2012

The first major international retrospective of Yin Xiuzhen’s work is on view through 18 November at the Groninger Museum in the Netherlands. One of China’s most prominent installation artists, Yin collects, recycles, and transforms objects and images that recall intense moments of conflict and the turmoil of social revolutions in recent Chinese history. Curated by Mark Wilson and Sue-an van der Zijpp, the exhibition spans Yin’s career and features the new work Portable City: Groninger, a cityscape made of secondhand clothes worn by citizens of Groningen. Also, this exhibition will tour to Kunsthalle Düsseldorf in Germany on Dec. 2012.  

More information in Groninger(Holland), please click here.

More information in The Kunst­hal­le Düs­sel­dorf(Germany), please click here