Li Hongwei Studio

03/23/2026

Exhibition at Christie’s NYC

09/24/2024

09/19/2024

On view at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.(permanent collection of the museum)

09/11/2024

11/13/2022

Solo Exhibition at the Long Museum, Shanghai.

01/14/2022

Installation in progress of Brilliant Illusions : Crafted Forms by Li Hongwei
Opens January 18

05/30/2021

Fragments Series-Upwelling of Gravity #1     Fired porcelain, stainless steel     39x39x103 in（100x100x262cm）2021
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08/08/2020

After hundreds of experiments......

02/17/2020

Upwelling of Gravity #29-Fired porcelain ,Stainless steel-7.9x7.9x22in (20x20x56cm)-2018

01/12/2020

Xuan #3 Fired porcelain, Stainless steel,9x9x22in (22x22x55cm) 2017.
Xuan, The title of this piece is the Chinese word for a type of ancient jade,but it also shares a pronunciation with the Chinese words meaning "to hang" and "to revolve."This triple pun encourages viewers to find dynamic and kinetic relationships between the pieces. Xuan also means mysterious in Chinese.

01/08/2020

Does this look familiar like as you see something in the ocean? All happened by the nature of fire. It’s the unique charme of ceramics.