Tina Keng Gallery Gallery in Taipei

Neihu · Contemporary programme

Editorial Profile

Tina Keng Gallery is an established Taipei gallery based in Neihu, with a program rooted in the history of modern and contemporary art from Taiwan, Greater China, and wider Asia. Emerging from the legacy of Lin & Keng Gallery, it has developed a position that connects historical modernism with current artistic production, rather than treating them as separate fields. Its exhibitions often move between painting, ink, lacquer-based work, sculpture, installation, photography, and video, with artists such as Sanyu, Yun Gee, Wang Huaiqing, Su Xiaobai, Yang Mao-Lin, Ava Hsueh, Yuan Hui-Li, Yao Jui-Chung, Sopheap Pich, Peng Wei, and Su Meng-Hung forming part of its wider program. Within contemporary art in Taipei, the gallery occupies a relatively specific role: it frames Taiwanese and Chinese-language art histories through a contemporary curatorial lens.

Recent and past projects, including The Painter’s Muse, Wang Huaiqing: The Art of Play, Peng Wei: Memory Palace, and exhibitions dedicated to Ava Hsueh or Chen Chun-Hao, suggest a program attentive to material research, cultural memory, abstraction, and the reinterpretation of East Asian visual traditions. The gallery’s presence in galleries in Taipei is also reinforced by its international fair activity, including presentations at Art Basel Hong Kong, Art Basel in Basel, Taipei Dangdai, and Frieze Seoul. This combination of local historical depth and international circulation gives it relevance beyond a purely commercial model, positioning it as one of the Taipei galleries most consistently engaged with how regional modernisms can be read within broader contemporary art discourse.

Selected Artists

Su Xiaobai

Chinese

PaintingSculptureMixed Media
About

An artist known for layered lacquer works that move between painting and objecthood, using color, surface, and relief-like structure to rethink abstraction through East Asian material traditions.

Wang Huaiqing

Chinese

PaintingPrintmaking
About

A painter whose austere black-and-white compositions transform architectural forms, antique furniture, and spatial memory into abstract structures shaped by Chinese modernism and material restraint.

Wu Tien-chang

Taiwanese

PhotographyDigital Art
About

An artist whose staged and digitally reworked photographs create theatrical, haunting images that examine illusion, historical memory, and the constructed nature of Taiwanese cultural identity.

Ava Hsueh

Taiwanese

Painting
About

A Taiwanese abstract painter whose practice combines biomorphic and geometric forms, developing a visual language attentive to movement, perception, and the shifting conditions of contemporary abstraction.

Yao Jui-chung

Taiwanese

PhotographyInstallationPainting
About

An artist, writer, and curator whose practice spans photography, installation, and painting, often addressing ruins, ideology, historical absurdity, and the unstable narratives of Taiwanese identity.

Sopheap Pich

Cambodian

SculptureInstallationMixed Media
About

A sculptor working with rattan, bamboo, wood, stone, soil, and salvaged materials, creating organic structures that reflect memory, reconstruction, landscape, and Cambodia’s social history.

Peng Wei

Chinese

PaintingInstallationMixed Media
About

An artist who adapts classical Chinese painting traditions onto garments, shoes, and three-dimensional objects, extending ink-based imagery into installations that question gender, memory, and cultural transmission.

Su Meng-Hung

Taiwanese

PaintingPrintmakingInstallation
About

A Taiwanese artist whose paintings, prints, and installations transform traditional flower-and-bird imagery into ornate contemporary symbols, examining decorative culture, craft histories, and capitalism’s visual codes.

Selected Exhibitions

Tony WONG 1970 – 1980: A World Drawn Together by Lines

Solo show2026

Tony Wong

About

A solo exhibition reorganizing Tony Wong’s 1970s and 1980s sketches, collages, pastels, paintings, and sculptures, tracing migration, line, and world-making across his early conceptual development.

DrawingPaintingSculpture

Glimmer

Solo show2025

Su Xiaobai

About

A solo exhibition focused on Su Xiaobai’s lacquer-based works, emphasizing layered luminosity, tile, material transformation, and the quiet resonance between craft tradition, time, and painterly surface.

PaintingMixed Media

The Painter’s Muse

Group show2025

Wang Pan-Youn, Wang Huaiqing, Yun Gee, Li-lan, Lin Ju, Wu Dayu, Ying Hung, Sanyu, Zhang Hongtu, Tony Wong, Peng Wei, Chiu Chen-Hung, Joyce Ho, Hou I-Ting, Tsun-Shing Cheng, So Yo-Hen

About

A group exhibition examining the model as muse, subject, and social construct across modern and contemporary works, spanning painting, ink, photography, and mixed-media practices from 1926 to 2024.

Curated Group ShowPaintingMixed Media

Within the Pulse of Time

Solo show2024

Ava Hsueh

About

A solo exhibition of recent abstract paintings by Ava Hsueh, connecting color, line, structure, Taiwanese Indigenous archives, and postmodern abstraction through controlled yet physically expressive compositions.

PaintingResearch-Based

The Myriad Doors of Existence

Solo show2024

Chen Chun-Hao

About

A solo exhibition of mosquito-nail works reinterpreting Chinese landscape and court-lady painting, using industrial materials to question originality, tradition, cultural memory, and contemporary image-making.

Mixed MediaConceptual Art

Memory Palace

Solo show2024

Peng Wei

About

A solo exhibition of nearly fifty paintings and nine video works, constructing a female-centered memory palace where myth, architecture, historical imagery, and personal narrative intersect.

PaintingVideo ArtInstallation

The Art of Play

Solo show2024

Wang Huaiqing

About

A solo exhibition presenting Wang Huaiqing’s oil paintings, aluminum-alloy sculptures, and works on paper, extending his abstract engagement with Chinese furniture, architecture, structure, and literati aesthetics.

PaintingSculptureDrawing

Invidia

Solo show2023

Yao Jui-Chung

About

A solo exhibition of nearly ninety works shaped by Yao Jui-Chung’s Munich residency, combining travelogue, Catholic iconography, crypto art, performance video, prints, and large-scale works on paper.

DrawingVideo ArtDigital Art

Gallery Overview

Tina Keng Gallery
City
Taipei
Area
Neihu
Address
114, Taiwan, Taipei City, Neihu District, Xihu Village, Lane 548, Ruiguang Rd, 15號1樓
Type
Gallery
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