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By Kaitani Wakana Published: SEP 8, 2025 ​ In recent years, there has been a surge in attempts to break away from the white cube (a space with homogeneous white walls) and incorporate space and architecture as part of the artwork. The art experience is not complete with the artwork alone. The meaning of the art experience is determined by the history of the exhibition space and building, the cultural background of the audience, the ingenuity of the exhibition design, and even

By Stephen Short Published: JUL 25, 2025 07:56 PM HKT ​ A powerful new chapter in contemporary Chinese art’s relationship with London –...

FORBES Text Lee Sharrock ​ A Fusion of Eras and Aesthetics: Xu Yang’s ‘Forget Me Not’ Reimagines Rococo Splendor Through an Asian and...

DAZED Text Halima Jibril   Shandong-born, London-based artist Xu Yang reimagines aristocratic portraiture through wigs, dogs and mythical...

FETCH MAGAZINE There’s something vaguely cinematic about arriving at a château in Normandy on a June afternoon, train legs still warm...

Edited by Beata Li From the ornate salons of Versailles to the intimate clay-formed dumpling, Xu Yang's visual language is both opulent...

The prestigious von Goetz gallery will present “Forget Me Not,” a solo exhibition by Chinese-born artist Xu Yang at the historic Château...

Château de Lantheuil, a castle in Normandy, France, is the setting for Forget Me Not, a solo exhibition by Chinese artist Xu Yang,...