Alisan Fine Arts

Fang Zhaoling

In Pursuit of Naïveté

Mar 16 – May 16, 2026
Opening: Tuesday, Mar 16, 5pm – 7pm

Living in Cave Dwellings by Fang Zhaoling, 1996.
Chinese ink & colour on rice paper.

The gallery is honoured to present our second solo exhibition of Fang Zhaoling (1914–2006), one of the most important Chinese female artists of the twentieth century, as part of the gallery’s 45th anniversary celebration highlighting the “Then and Now”. Fang studied under Zhang Daqian (1899-1983), a towering master of modern ink art, and also apprenticed with Zhao Shao-ang (1905-1998), a leading representative of the second generation of the Lingnan School. Inspired by these predecessors, Fang developed a highly individual freehand language—approaching Abstract Expressionism in its vigour—across a wide range of subjects.


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Co-founded in the 1980s by Alice King, Alisan Fine Arts in Hong Kong’s longest-standing contemporary gallery, celebrated for its trailblazing promotion of Chinese contemporary art and New Ink Art. The gallery has consistently championed artists from the Greater China region and Chinese diaspora, making an impact on cross-cultural dialogues and global appreciation of diverse artistic expressions. With locations in Hong Kong’s Central and Aberdeen districts, as well as New York, Alisan Fine Arts is committed to expanding its vision by fostering an innovative creative platform and supporting the next generation of Chinese contemporary artists worldwide. 


Articles
Lin Guocheng 林國成 / Review / January 3, 2024
Chu Chu / Review / March 10, 2023


Represented artists
Chao Chung Hsiang, Chinyee, Chu Chu, Chu Teh Chun, Gao Xingjian, Lui Shou Kwan, Ming Fay, Walasse Ting, Wang Mengsha, Wang Tiande, Wei Ligang, Yang Jiechang, Zao Wou Ki, Fong Chong Ray, Jiang Yifan, Fu Xiaotong, Cui Fei, Chiang Yomei, Kelly Wang, Pan Ren Light