“Re-Asia Project: Prologue” marks the first offline gathering following the launch of the “Re-Asia Project” announced at the Beginning of Spring (Lichun) earlier this year. The metaphor of ‘casting a brick to attract jade’ (Pao Zhuan Yin Yu) framed our dialogue – initiating with personal explorations (the ‘brick’) to draw out collaborative visions (the ‘jade’).
Longlati Foundation is pleased to announce the solo exhibition Regarding the Mediocrity of Others by Tseng Chien-Ying (b.1987), which will open on March 19, 2025. The exhibition features 16 recent works by the artist, which combines the brushwork and gouache medium.
The extent to which the “self” is a fabrication of power discourse, a remnant of collective consciousness, or an illusion woven under the name of “I”—how do these questions enter the inner world, infiltrate private spaces and penetrate the dreams that soak them? The exhibition “The Illusion of the Self” by Tschabalala Self (b.1990), opening on March 19, 2025, at Longlati, serves as a case where these inquiries are transformed into an inward exploration.
“Re-Aisa Project” Open Call
08 November 2024 – 18 January 2025
08 November 2024 – 18 January 2025
“Inferno Rosa,” Sarah Buckner’s first solo exhibition in Asia at Longlati Foundation, curated by Sun Wenjie, showcases sixteen recent paintings that are as intimate as they are enigmatic.
Henni Alftan’s solo exhibition at Longlati Foundation, “House of Mirrors,” invites the viewer to a world where the boundaries between image and representation blur.
11 September 2024 – 25 October 2024
Longlati is honored to announce the opening of a group exhibition on September 10, 2024, featuring twelve artists inspired by the Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges’ (1899-1986) poetry collection El Otro, El Mismo. Through six thematic threads, the artists will engage in a rich dialogue that explores shared dimensions of discourse. Throughout the entire exhibit, the clues of identity (social roles), contradiction (synthesis and detachment), life (personal experiences), memory (familiarity), dust (migration and color), and time (the eternal moment) are interlinked.