Plum Blossoms Gallery 提供展覽製作

Plum Blossoms Gallery was the earliest international player in post Do Moi Vietnam having mounted the first exhibitions outside Vietman of contemporary Vietnamese artists. These works were showcased in our Hong Kong and Singapore galleries in the groundbreaking show Uncorked Soul – Contemporary Art from Vietnam in 1991. This initial momentum led to the development of the international market for Vietnamese artworks as well as setting the stage for the domestic development of the now flourishing gallery businesses within Vietnam.

At the turn of the millenium, Plum Blossoms Gallery continued to mount major exhibitions for artists from Mainland China and other parts of Asia in our Hong Kong, Singapore and New York branches. The exhibitions were instrumental in bringing artists such as Jiang Shuo, Wu Shaoxiang, Peng Wei, Hong Zhu An, Li Tianyuan, Lu Peng and Chen Long-Bin to international recognition.

In 2008, a joint exhibition “Fragile Mandala” featuring the works of Nortse and Tsering Nyandak and the inaugural exhibition “Mushroom Cloud” of Gade’s paintings introduced Hong Kong audiences for the first time to the burgeoning contemporary Tibetan art movement at a time of intense international interest in the region. In the same year, the first solo exhibition of New Zealand artist Chris Heaphy marked the Gallery’s expanded interest in the Asia Pacific region. In 2009 and 2010 Plum Blossoms Gallery further developed its ongoing interest in Photography with representation of American photographers Michael Kenna and Peter Steinhauser.

Over the years, Plum Blossoms has participated in numerous Art Fairs around the world including Art Chicago, 1991, Art Miami, 1992-1993, the Art Asia fairs in Hong Kong 1992-1994, New Trends Art. HK Convention and Exhibition Centre. 1993-1994, Tresors International Fine Art and Antiques Fair for Asia, World Trade Center, Singapore, 1994, The Taipei International Art Fair, Taiwan, Republic of China. 1996, The Beverly Hills International Art Fair, Beverly Hills, California, USA, 1999; The International Asian Art Fair in New York City, USA, from 1997-2004; The Contemporary Asian Art Fair, Singapore.2001.