WANGSIM

03/03/2026

In her new canvas “He is Still on His Way” (2025), Hong Kong artist Ngai Wing-Lam reimagines the Koi-fish headed character in a world of beautiful muted colours, with its aquamarine blues and greens. Always fascinated by the world of dream, and her pet fish’s dynamism of dream-like swimming, Ngai lends the characters meticulously structured bodies of a horse, offering a new-found sense of stillness and invite the viewer to revisit the concept of time.
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Visit work as part of “In Reality”, Ngai Wing-Lam solo exhibition .sushi.hk, through April 10th.

26/02/2026

Currently on view .sushi.hk is a suite of most recent canvases and works on by paper by Hong Kong artist Ngai Wing Lam ( ).
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Channelling the antic spirit of Surrealism with a series of paintings depicting “Fish Man” and “Fish Woman” against landscapes of the metropolis, locally born and trained Lam’s work borrows from the physical world and inevitably mirrors the everyday life and thoughts of Hong Kong people.
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Lam studied at the Academy of Visual Arts at Hong Kong Baptist University. The artist has presented several solo exhibitions in Hong Kong and Taiwan. Her works have also been involved in group exhibitions with Tai Kwun Contemporary, Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre, and WWF For Nature Hong Kong. In 2025, Lam was shortlisted for 2025 Sovereign Asian Art Prize.
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Join us to visit the world of “Fish Man” and “Fish Woman” with beautifully muted colors and ultimately gentle sensibility. A reception was organized on Feb 13th, 4-6pm to celebrate the collaboration.
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View the exhibition online:
https://www.artsy.net/show/wangsim-in-reality
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02/12/2025

Wangsim is pleased to announce the opening of Wang Yi’s solo exhibition at the Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou, titled The Shape Salon, to celebrate the reopening of the hotel’s 4th floor dinning space—now TANG, a magnificent new restaurant doubled up as a gallery space. The exhibition features a selection of recent paintings and sculptures from the Shanghai-based artist’s past 10-year practice and spotlights his long-term obsession with depicting cities, history and nature with a pure abstract reasoning.
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Wang Yi (b.1991), graduated from the Oil Painting Department of the China Academy of Art, and obtained the BA and MA degrees. He seeks to combine slow and exquisite classical painting techniques, standardized production of industrial materials, modernist design and architectural paradigms to form abstract expressions that illustrate social mechanisms and natural elements.
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Wang Yi currently lives and works in Shanghai, China. His works of art have been included in permanent collections of numerous international art institutions and cooperations, including China Art Museum (2024), Fosun Art Foundation (2021), Sifang Art Museum (2021), Louis Vuitton (2021), and Yeap Lam Yang Collection (2017).
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Visit the exhibition OVR via link here:
https://www.artsy.net/show/wangsim-the-shape-salon-wang-yi-solo-exhibition
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29/10/2025

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29/08/2025

Dreaming about a mid-summer garden with vibrant colors, fragrant flowers, and mesmerizing landscapes? 🌹 🖼️ 🎏
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Currently on view at Udatsu Sushi Hong Kong this summer is the solo exhibition of late Japanese artist Zenzaburo Kojima, titled Midsummer Daydream. The magnificent collection features 15 pieces of paintings, drawings and sketches created by the artist from early 1940s to his final days, co-selected by his grandson, Mr. Toshio Kojima and WANGSIM. The works on view mark the inaugural solo presentation of the artist in Hong Kong.
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Born in Fukuoka, Japan, Zenzaburo Kojima (1893-1962) is a highly influential figure in the Japanese modern art sphere. Radiating a true sense of restfulness, the landscape and still-life artworks created by Kojima demonstrate the very quality of Eastern art, which are highly expressive and incorporeal. Meanwhile, work on display have a strong abstraction indication, and spotlight the artist’s understanding of decorativeness and spatiality, which can be traced back to the Western classic oils.
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Plan your visit now using the link below!
(It’s essential for visitors without restaurant reservation to register in advance via link below and visit during the public visitor’s hours)
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Visitor registration link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf6E-YFguSBSXWKjl47rHYqQW3lbt9SpD-hPGbY2y9oINo7DA/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=110436017326436883450
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04/08/2025

Wangsim is pleased to present Iterations, an online exhibition of New York-based artist Christopher Parrott. The presentation brings together three interrelated bodies of work by the artist, a survey of Interior Empire paintings made from 2012 to 2021, the corresponding charcoal drawings, and a selection of the artist’s Simulacrum Studies. The exhibition delves into the process of Parrott’s methods in creating multiple iterations of a composition, examining the evolution of the works from studio practice to finished pieces.
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Iterations is the second online solo exhibition of the artist’s organized by WANGSIM. We invite you to view the exhibition by clicking the link below:
https://www.artsy.net/show/wangsim-iterations
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Artwork details:
Christopher Parrott
Three Shades, 2017
33 x 40.6 cm (sheet)
Oil on canvas
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24/03/2025

WANGSIM is pleased to present the solo exhibition of Hong Kong based artist Chow Ciao Chow, Pink Melting in Blue, Blue Melting in Yellow, Yellow Melting in Red, marking his second collaboration with WANGSIM.
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The presentation places a collection of 15 most recent works by chow on view from March 28 to May 9, 2025.
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The self-taught, expressive if not lyrical painter has always fixated on how melding of the colors can convey emotionality. With a bright, saturated color palette, the most notable feature of Chow’s body of work is the use of acrylic mixed with water to create dynamic, associative effects of color—Chow’s attempt to search for the overlap of mood and armosphere.
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Some recent work made by the artist during his recent trips to Berlin, never shown in public, will be on view in the exhibition.
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An open studio event is organized on March 27 (Thursday), from 6:30pm to 9pm at in celebration of the exhibition opening.
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Exhibition OVR link
https://www.artsy.net/viewing-room/wangsim-pink-melting-in-blue-blue-melting-in-yellow-yellow-melting-in-red?nocache=true

（live from March 28)
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31/12/2024

That’s a wrap for us here at WANGSIM!
Happy 2025!

21/11/2024

What a night at the M+ Museum! We wanted to say a big "thank you" to whom joined us at the BE Luxurious event. The program is part of the 2024 Belgian Days program organised by Consulate General of Belgium to Hong Kong and Macau.

The event features important contemporary masterpieces in various mediums, which demonstrate artistic practices, painterly techniques, and radical ideas behind some of the most renowned post war art movements across the globe. The presentation spotlights Wangsim’s contemporary art roster and echoes its long-term mission—expanding the frame of the local art world and supporting the cultural exchange between East and West.

18/09/2024

23/07/2024

Wangsim is pleased to announce “Form and Shape”, an online exhibition featuring exceptional paintings and sculptures that explore the sense of geometry, and the iconographic, social, and emotional tapestry derived from various forms and shapes. To celebrate Wangsim’s five-year anniversary, a list of long-term collaborating artists is featured alongside a selection of important collections.
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“Form and Shape”
(July 11 - August 22, 2024)

Shiau-Peng Chen
Sam Francis
Merijn Kavelaars
Imi Knoebel
Walter Leblanc
Takesada Matsutani
Anton P**n
Jiro Yoshihara
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Click the link below to access the exhibition OVR. Or book an appointment and visit WANGSIM showroom to view the exhibited works in person.

https://www.artsy.net/viewing-room/wangsim-form-and-shape
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