Gordon Cheung is a British-Chinese contemporary artist, known for his innovative approach to painting, which blurs the line between virtual and actual reality.

Born 1975 in London to Chinese parents, contemporary multi-media artist Gordon Cheung has developed an innovative approach to making art, which blurs virtual and actual reality to reflect on the existential questions of what it means to be human in …

Almine Rech, Shanghai, China 6 Sep - 12 Oct 2024 Almine Rech Shanghai is honored to present the solo exhibition of the British-Chinese artist Gordon Cheung in China, 'Peaceful Retreat,' from September 6 to October 12, 2024. The exhibition will feature a series of recent mixed-media paintings and installations inspired by Chinese gardens, as ...

Gordon Cheung creates hallucinogenic visions inspired by a wide range of sources including science fiction, 18th century romantic painting, cartoons and current affairs. His works reflect on such contemporary issues...

Almine Rech Shanghai is honored to present the solo exhibition of the British-Chinese artist Gordon Cheung in China, "Peaceful Retreat," from September 6 to October 12, 2024. The exhibition will feature a series of recent mixed-media paintings and installations inspired by Chinese gardens, as well as ceramic sculptures specially made...

Financial Times stock listings, acrylic, pumice and sand on canvas and sail cloth

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Taxidermy snowy owl (endangered species, pre 1947), modified antique display case, 2-way mirror, gold mirror, lights and truncated pyramid structure

'STILL LIVE' at Cristea Roberts Gallery traces one of the most time-honoured pictorial genres in art history over six decades, co-curated by artist Clare Woods, opening from 8 March to 27 April. Gordon Cheung prints will be shown alongside works by Picasso, Braque, Caulfield, Jim Dine, Richard Hamilton, Tom Wesselman,...

On now through 31 May, ‘Roof of the World (Study)’ will be showing at ‘Art Through Time: Contemporary Reflections’ – a group exhibition featuring a stellar lineup of artists offering a dialogue between the past and present that promises to stimulate thought and learning.