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Hong Kong — Tuesday, March 5, 2019 — Oui.Gallery announced the opening of its new space in Central Hong Kong with its initial show, “GONG HEI”. Taking place on International Women’s Day, Friday March 8, Oui.Gallery’s first show in the new space off Wyndham Street features the artwork of Iranian painter Maryam Mobasseri living in… Continue reading GONG HEI Group Show Launches Oui.Gallery Hong Kong in Central with Maryam Mobasseri, Bao Ho & Rachel Youn

Rachel Youn is an artist working in St. Louis, MO. They use sculpture and new media to poke fun at hierarchal narratives embedded in objects and lifestyles. Sourcing from home furnishing stores and oriental goods peddled on craigslist, their work collapses notions of authenticity and artifice through the lens of identity. As part of “GONG… Continue reading Artist Rachel Youn featured at GONG HEI Oui.Gallery HK Launch

Featured Image: Bao Ho, Snake 1, 2019. 12 in x 16 in, Ink on canvas. Do you know the work of self-taught street artist @simplebao? Bao Ho’s work is found all around Hong Kong and if you enter offices such as Google Hong Kong, you will find her style of mural surrounding you. As part of… Continue reading Artist Bao Ho featured at GONG HEI Oui.Gallery HK Launch

Today, March 2, is Oui.Gallery’s 1st Anniversary. To mark the occasion we are making two announcements: Oui are opening a new space in Hong Kong Central on Wyndham street. Oui are hosting our first group show on International Women’s Day, March 8, featuring the work of Maryam Mobasseri (Iran/HK), Bao Ho (HK), and Rachel Youn… Continue reading Announcing Oui.Gallery’s 1st Anniversary, HK Gallery & Women’s Day Show

Aaron Owens Artwork to Open at Oui.Gallery @ COVO Saint Louis Saint Louis — Tuesday, February 19, 2018 — Oui.Gallery along with COVO Saint Louis announced artist Aaron Owens’s first art show, Order (2018), displaying four selected large scale aerial drone photographs depicting the interaction of people and nature in the Saint Louis region. Additionally,… Continue reading Aaron Owens: Artist’s Aerial Drone Photos Impact Environment