Standing in front of Angie’s work, I seem to have entered a pure and dreamy journey of thought. Her artistic practice is often interconnected with gaps and distances, whether they are symbols of weighty metaphor, an abstract line, a sublime square or circle, and patterns.
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On the occasion of Dorveille’s showing at Vermilion Art, art writer Luise Guest published a blog post, “Sweet Dreams Are Made of This: Dorveille at Vermilion Art”.
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I was immediately and deeply drawn to xinxin’s works the first time I saw them on the internet. Her works are mystical, magical, and intriguing. It felt like I opened the door to a brand new world when I first followed her on Instagram.
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Ah Xian is featured in CoBo Social’s latest article, ‘Letting Nature Take Its Course: In Conversation with Ah Xian’ by journalist and arts writer Michael Young…
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Ah Xian’s solo show at Vermilion Art is reviewed as a blogpost by Luise Guest, a guest speaker of the ‘Evening with Ah Xian & Luise Guest’ event held on March 23…
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article by Judith Zeitlin, on exhibition curated by Wu Hong.
“The contemporary Chinese artist Geng Xue (b.1983) brings together the many thematic strands of this essay in a short stop-gap animation film of a miniature world composed entirely of blue and white porcelain: trees, figures, flowers, scenic background, all made in Jingdezhen according to her own design, and all lit and shot to enhance the alluring, erotic materiality…”
Chen Wenling’s solo exhibition at Vermilion Art is featured as a full-page story in The Australian today…
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Li Jin is featured recently in SMH’s art column by acclaimed critic John McDonald…
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