Coloring far outside the lines of traditional ink-wash painting, works by eight equally diverse contemporary artists explode the once-staid genre in The Moment for Ink, an exhibition opening on February 23 at the Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco.The featured works at the Chinese Culture Center prove that—despite the name on the gallery’s door—ink isn’t just for Chinese (or even East Asian) artists. “Ink can be found throughout the world,” says exhibition co-curator and CCF artistic…See More

Born in 1916, Michael Sullivan (蘇立文) is the preeminent British art historian who has been a dear friend of Chinese Culture Foundation of San Francisco. He is one of the major pioneers to educate the west on modern Chinese art history and criticism. Traveling from the UK to America at 97 years old and in conjunction with the Moment for Ink Exhibition, Sullivan will be joined by his student Britta Erickson, another highly respected scholar active in Chinese art.The afternoon will also premiere a…See More

Born in 1916, Michael Sullivan (蘇立文) is the preeminent British art historian who has been a dear friend of Chinese Culture Foundation of San Francisco. He is one of the major pioneers to educate the west on modern Chinese art history and criticism. Traveling from the UK to America at 97 years old and in conjunction with the Moment for Ink Exhibition, Sullivan will be joined by his student Britta Erickson, another highly respected scholar active in Chinese art.The afternoon will also premiere a…See More

Born in 1916, Michael Sullivan (蘇立文) is the preeminent British art historian who has been a dear friend of Chinese Culture Foundation of San Francisco. He is one of the major pioneers to educate the west on modern Chinese art history and criticism. Traveling from the UK to America at 97 years old and in conjunction with the Moment for Ink Exhibition, Sullivan will be joined by his student Britta Erickson, another highly respected scholar active in Chinese art.The afternoon will also premiere a…See More

Born in 1916, Michael Sullivan (蘇立文) is the preeminent British art historian who has been a dear friend of Chinese Culture Foundation of San Francisco. He is one of the major pioneers to educate the west on modern Chinese art history and criticism. Traveling from the UK to America at 97 years old and in conjunction with the Moment for Ink Exhibition, Sullivan will be joined by his student Britta Erickson, another highly respected scholar active in Chinese art.The afternoon will also premiere a…See More

CCC’s XianRui 2012 program is pleased to present Orange Peel, Harbor Seal, Hyperreal, the first solo exhibition in the Bay Area of the work of critically-acclaimed American artist Adrian Wong. The six new sculptural works, created specifically for the exhibition, excavate the similarities and parallels between the present architecture and design of San Francisco’s Chinatown and that of Hong Kong circa 1970.Adrian was also selected as one of 31 international artists to participate in the Asian…See More

CCC’s XianRui 2012 program is pleased to present Orange Peel, Harbor Seal, Hyperreal, the first solo exhibition in the Bay Area of the work of critically-acclaimed American artist Adrian Wong. The six new sculptural works, created specifically for the exhibition, excavate the similarities and parallels between the present architecture and design of San Francisco’s Chinatown and that of Hong Kong circa 1970.Adrian was also selected as one of 31 international artists to participate in the Asian…See More

On the Edge of Culture is a group exhibition that presents an experimental take on culture with interpretations from the 1.5 generation taking part in the contemporary Chinese art scene. The exhibit’s inclusion of 1.5 generation artists—artists having a foothold in two or more cultures—features Artist-in-Residence Carol Koffel, with Stella Zhang, Jiang Xueman, Liang Liting, Liu Yin, and a video exchange with Fei Contemporary Art Center in Shanghai.…See More

On the Edge of Culture is a group exhibition that presents an experimental take on culture with interpretations from the 1.5 generation taking part in the contemporary Chinese art scene. The exhibit’s inclusion of 1.5 generation artists—artists having a foothold in two or more cultures—features Artist-in-Residence Carol Koffel, with Stella Zhang, Jiang Xueman, Liang Liting, Liu Yin, and a video exchange with Fei Contemporary Art Center in Shanghai.…See More