Taiwan’s Mo Hai Lou International Art Research Group has made its presence felt globally through its participation in the 2024 Asian Art in London event. Curator Edward Yeh highlights that this marks Mo Hai Lou as the first Taiwanese private institution invited by Christie’s, the famous British auction house, to partake in the annual exhibition and auction held at St. James’s Gallery, Christie’s headquarters. Launched in 1998, Asian Art in London aims to establish the city as a hub for Asian arts, showcasing specialized exhibitions, auctions, and lectures annually in October and November. This year, themed “Sublimation,” the exhibition by Mo Hai Lou features a diverse array of works from seven artists, including Vincent Fang and Tai Xiang-zhou. The group’s exhibition is open until next Monday, while the broader event concludes on November 8.

The Asian Art in London event has been a key platform for promoting Asian arts in the UK since its inception in 1998, enhancing London’s position as a cultural arts centre. Mo Hai Lou’s inclusion at this prestigious event reflects a growing recognition of Taiwanese art globally. Featuring works across various mediums, the event not only encompasses exhibitions but also discussions and auctions, fostering engagement with Asian artistic concepts.

Mo Hai Lou’s participation marks a significant achievement for Taiwanese art on the international stage, showcasing talent and contributing to London’s reputation as a centre for Asian arts. The “Sublimation” theme effectively highlights the exploration of elevated artistic expression through diverse media.

Original Source: focustaiwan.tw

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