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The art market has changed over recent years, with the digitization of information, increased accessibility, and heightened visibility in popular spheres. The average person is much more aware of art and the art market. New, curious participants are eager to learn about art and its industries, but often do not know where to begin. How does one look at art? In this exhibition, we will exercise the art of art appreciation for each of the works on display.
The word ‘appreciation’ has a few meanings, including 1) recognition and enjoyment of worth, and 2) increase in monetary value. Viewers are invited to explore both angles, and by scanning the QR codes throughout the gallery, you will be guided. In this viewing exercise, we will begin to demystify the process for novice participants, while veterans revisit and reconsider some of our most celebrated contemporary artists.
The art world is an ecosystem, with a balance of artists, cultural institutions, academics, galleries, auction houses, and the patrons that support all of them. Without the appreciation and support of art enthusiasts and collectors, our cultural communities wither away. This exhibition was created in the spirit of encouraging our beloved enthusiasts and the next generation of collectors.
Untitled (White, Black Band, Beveled)
2014
Glass microspheres in acrylic on canvas
106.7 × 160 × 8.3 cm
Courtesy of a Private Collection, Taipei
Pass
1981
Oil on linen
80 × 70.5 cm
Courtesy of a Private Collection, Taipei
Ocean view
2014
Knitted wool mounted to canvas
50.3 × 50.2 cm
Courtesy of a Private Collection, Taipei
Untitled (After Franz Snyders)
2020
Gouache and watercolor on paper
30.5 x 40.6 cm
Courtesy of a Private Collection, Taipei
Evan at the Reading Festival 1993
1997
Oil on board
30.6 × 23.4 cm
Courtesy of a Private Collection, Taipei
)(II
2018
Oil and acrylic on canvas
60 x 43 cm
Courtesy of a Private Collection, Taipei
Orison
2018
Oil and soft pastel on linen
51 × 56 cm
Courtesy of a Private Collection, Taipei
Blessing (ii)
2020
Oil on canvas
50 × 70 cm
Courtesy of a Private Collection, Taipe
Untitled
2017
Acrylic on canvas
101.6 × 114.3 × 5.08 cm
Courtesy of a Private Collection, Taipei
A More Linear Current
2018
Oil and acrylic on canvas
147.5 x 127 cm
Courtesy of a Private Collection, Taipei
Alem I
2020
Oil on linen
180 × 240 cm
Courtesy of a Private Collection, Taipei
Coping Mechanisms
2021
Oil and acrylic on canvas
170 × 120 cm
Courtesy of a Private Collection, Taipei
Counter Spiral No. 7
1998
Light emitting diode, wire and iron frame
120 x 66 x 55 cm
Courtesy of a Private Collection, Taipei
OTS
2003
Foam, resin, acrylic, and video projection, sound
61 x 20 cm
Courtesy of a Private Collection, Taipei
Paper Drop (Star)
2006
C-print in artist's frame
145 x 210 cm (framed)
Courtesy of a Private Collection, Taipei
With a heart of gold
2017
Stainless steel and urethane paint
96.5 × 45.7 × 36.8 cm
Courtesy of a Private Collection, Taipei
Isle Gal
2019
Acrylic on paper
42.5 x 32.5 cm (framed)
Courtesy of a Private Collection, Taipei
Blackout
2016
Sand and acrylic on linen
193 x 147.3 cm
Courtesy of a Private Collection, Taipei
OK DADA OK BLACK DADA OK (WE)
2018
Silkscreen ink and spray paint on canvas
213.4 × 152.4 cm
Courtesy of a Private Collection, Taipei