Yu Hong

Yu Hong: Wondering Clouds

2013.11.23 – 12.29
Long March Space, Beijing

 

Yu Hong: Wondering Clouds

Long March Capital III: Visual Economy

Chen Jie, Chen Qiulin, Guo Fengyi, Hong Hao, Jiang Jie, Lin Tianmiao, Liu Wei, Ma Han, Mu Chen and Shao Yinong, Qin Ga, Qiu Zhijie, Shi Qing, Wang Gongxin, Xiao Lu, Xiao Xiong, Xu Zhen, Yu Hong, Yang Shaobin, Yang Zhenzhong, Zhu Yu, Zhan Wang, Zhang Hui, Zhou Xiaohu
2008.5.17 – 8.25
Long March Space, Beijing

 

Long March Capital III: Visual Economy

Another Look

Yu Hong, Jiang Jie

2006.10.29 – 11.26

Long March Space, Beijing

 

Another Look
 

AND NOW: The Second Decade of Judith Neilson’s White Rabbit Collection

2020.3.11–2020.8.2

The White Rabbit Gallery, Sydney, Australia

AND NOW: The Second Decade of Judith Neilson’s White Rabbit Collection

Yu Hong: The World of Saha

Yu Hong
Long Museum, Shanghai, China
2019.3.9−2019.5.5

Yu Hong: The World of Saha

Turning Point – 40 Years of Chinese Contemporary Art

Liu Wei, Wu Shanzhuan, Xu Zhen®, Yu Hong, Zhan Wang, Zhao Gang

Long Museum West Bund, Shanghai, China

2018.6.6 – 10.7

Turning Point - 40 Years of Chinese Contemporary Art

The Exhibition of Annual of Contemporary Art of China 2017

Chen Chieh-jen, Yu Hong, Wang Sishun

Beijing Minsheng Art Museum, Beijing, China

2018.6.9 – 8.24

The Exhibition of Annual of Contemporary Art of China 2017

Modern Time

Wang Jianwei, Xu Zhen, Yu Hong, Zhan Wang

Ullens Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing, China

2018.5.26 – 6.1

Modern Time

Modern Time

Wang Jianwei, Xu Zhen, Yu Hong, Zhan Wang

Modern Art Base, Shanghai, China

2018.5.11 – 5.17

 

Modern Time

Yu Hong: Virtual Reality Art

Yu Hong

Faurschou Foundation Beijing, Beijing, China

2018.1.7 – 2018.2.3

Yu Hong: Virtual Reality Art

Landmark – Mapping Contemporary Chinese Art

Liu Wei, Wang Jianwei, Xu Zhen, Yu Hong

Guardian Art Center, Beijing, China
2017.12.16 – 2018.1.31

Landmark - Mapping Contemporary Chinese Art

Art and China after 1989: Theater of the World

Chen Chieh-jen, Liu Wei, Lu Jie(Long March Project),  Wang Jianwei, Wu Shanzhuan, Xu Zhen, Xu Zhen produced by MadeIn Company, Yu Hong, Zhan Wang, Zhao Gang

Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, New York, USA

2017.10.6 – 2018.1.7

Art and China after 1989: Theater of the World

Loom – The Contemporary Art Exhibition

Yu Hong

2017.6.24-8.27

Suzhou Jinji Lake Art Museum, Suzhou, China

Loom - The Contemporary Art Exhibition

CAFA Annual Fine Arts Nomination Exhibition 2016 — Yu Hong: Garden of Dreams

Yu Hong
2016.9.29-10.30

CAFA Art Museum, Beijing, China

CAFA Annual Fine Arts Nomination Exhibition 2016 -- Yu Hong: Garden of Dreams

Shan Shui Within

Yu Hong

2016.9.3-11.20

Museum of Contemporary Art, Shanghai, China

Shan Shui Within

SHE: International Woman Artists Exhibition

Yu Hong

2016.7.23 – 10.30

Long Museum (West Bund), Shanghai, China

SHE: International Woman Artists Exhibition

Echo of Civilization–Crossing Dunhuang

Yu Hong

2016.1.12 - 3.16
Tai Miao Art Museum, Beijing, China

Echo of Civilization--Crossing Dunhuang

China 8 – Contemporary Art From China at Rhine & Ruhr

Yang Shaobin, Yu hong, Zhan Wang
2015.5.15-9.13
Rhine & Ruhr, Germany

China 8 - Contemporary Art From China at Rhine & Ruhr

Yu Hong: Concurrent Realms

Yu Hong
2015.4.25 – 7.12
Contemporary Art Galleries, Suzhou Museum, Su Zhou, China

Yu Hong: Concurrent Realms

Tradition and Innovation: The Human Figure in Contemporary Chinese Art

Yu Hong
2015.4.10 – 7.5
Chazen Museum of Art, Madison, USA

Tradition and Innovation: The Human Figure in Contemporary Chinese Art

Yu Hong: Golden Horizon

Yu Hong
2011.9.13 – 9.23
Shanghai Art Museum, Shanghai, China

Yu Hong: Golden Horizon
 

喻红 被公众认知的女性艺术家依旧很少

2016_Hi艺术_喻红 被公众认知的女性艺术家依旧很少_文/朱赫.pdf

喻红:越红越简单

2015_舒适_喻红:越红越简单_文/卢燕 Jessie

学习的终极是人生态度

2015_目标TARGET_学习的终极是人生态度_文/杜子越

喻红:“别让艺术背负太多社会责任”

2015_目标TARGET_喻红“别让艺术背负太多社会责任”_文/杜子越

 

Yu Hong: Another Look

Ed. Lu Jie, Yu Hong: Another Look, exh. cat. (Beijing: Long March Space, 2006)

Chinese and English language with text by Zhai Yongming

Yu Hong: Another Look

Yu Hong: Garden of Dreams

Ed. Fan Di'an, Yu Hong: Garden of Dreams, exh. cat. (Hefei: Anhui Fine Arts Publishing House, 2016)

Chinese and English language with texts by Fan Di'an, Wang Huangsheng, Lu Mingjun, He Guiyan, Sheng Wei, Karen Smith

Yu Hong: Garden of Dreams

Yu Hong: Golden Horizon

Ed. Theresa Liang, Yu Hong: Golden Horizon, exh. cat. (Beijing: Long March Space; Milan: Edizioni Charta, 2011)
English language with texts by Zhang Qing, Alexandra Munroe and Du Xiaozhen

 

Yu Hong: Golden Horizon

Yu Hong: On the Clouds

Ed. Patrick Liu, Theresa Liang, Yu Hong: On the Clouds, exh. cat. (Beijing: Long March Space, 2014)
Chinese and English language with interview by Melisa Chiu

Yu Hong: On the Clouds

Yu Hong: Wondering Clouds

Ed. Patrick Liu, Theresa Liang, Yu Hong: Wondering Clouds, exh. cat. (Beijing: Long March Space, 2014)
Chinese and English language with essay by Heinz-Norbert Jocks

Yu Hong: Wondering Clouds

Yu Hong: The World of Saha

Ed. Jérôme Sans, Yu Hong: The World of Saha, exh.cat. (Shenyang: Liaoning Fine Arts Publishing House, 2019)

Chinese and English language with texts by Jérôme Sans, Alexandra Munroe, Donation Grau

Yu Hong: The World of Saha
 

[Exhibition] CAFA Annual Fine Arts Nomination Exhibition 2016 — Yu Hong: Garden of Dreams, CAFA Art Museum, Beijing

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[Exhibitions] Yu Hong: Concurrent Realms, Suzhou Museum, Suzhou

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[Exhibitions] Yu Hong: Concurrent Realms, Suzhou Museum, Suzhou (Preview)

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“You only need to change your perspective to discover that this world is very unfamiliar.”

–Yu Hong

 

Yu Hong was born in 1966 in Xi’an, China. In the 1980s she studied oil painting at the Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA) in Beijing and graduated with a post-graduate degree from the oil painting department in 1996. Since 1988 she has been a teacher in CAFA’s oil painting department. From the start, Yu Hong received training in realist painting, which over time would translate into her own individual aesthetic language. The core subject of Yu Hong’s paintings has always been human nature, and how human beings grow and exist in this society, in this world. Those figures, painted down by her brush express the feelings and self-analysis of people thrown into the reality of society.

 

The spirit of Yu Hong’s creation most often arises from her personal life and the surroundings of quotidian existence, constructing a world which ingeniously fuses together perceptions of time and memories through art, as well as adeptly seizing the sporadic evolution of the emotions of human self-experience. The series “Witness to Growth” (1999- ongoing) acts as a sort of record of life, while touching upon the current events of each year of her life. Yu Hong often uses existing images as a starting point for her art, taking photographs and her own point of view to create compositions and rearrange them in renewed combinations which emphasize the objective connotations of memory, and investigate the way in which pre-existing images can be re-used and strengthened in new compositions. In the “Gold” Series (2010-2011) of paintings, this feeling for form takes on its most poetic level. In this series, the artist’s intensive studies into the traditional Chinese paintings of Dunhuang, the murals of the Kizil Cave complex and traditional Western painterly traditions take form, interweaving a sensitivity towards art historical traditions and contemporary daily life. For the series “Wandering Clouds” (2013), Yu Hong interviewed six individuals asking them about their internal states, their personal histories, all circling around the topic of “clouds of anxiety”. Yu Hong was attempting to express not only these six people’s individual sorrows, but also the universality of the experiences of human beings in society, and to understand the core of people’s depressions. In this series, Yu Hong worked in a state of deep sensitivity and circumspection, looking behind an individual’s seemingly obscured emotions and digging these out to realize a fresh and expansive spiritual power and space. Executed during around the same time, “On the Clouds” (2013) was conversely an attempt by the artist to combine a spatial concept with the landscapes of daily life, using a more theatrical method of expressing the uncertainties with which life is filled. Continuing from the same imaginative dimension as “On the Clouds”, the “Concurrent Realms” (2014-2015) series of works, floated into a world of fantastic fables and reality, it can be seen as a turning point in Yu Hong’s painting career, in which the artist’s uniquely majestic imagination along with various disparate nations, regions and cultures are ultimately combined together to form a single entity. In many aspects, it is in fact a linking together of influences and structural points, and Yu Hong utilizes parallel constructs to emotionally blend together macro- and microscopic points of view, yet still ultimately focusing on the same circumstances of being an individual within a larger groups, affirming that the encounters between humans will continue to sustain Yu Hong’s creation as an artist and remain her focus.

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