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Solo Exhibition by Hong Kong artist Giraffe Leung. 30 September - 27 November 2021

Explorations by Cyril Delettre 5 May - 6 June 2021

La Galerie presents ‘Women Gaze’ a group exhibition showcasing a selection of thought provoking images by four female photographers. This exhibition brings together the unique viewpoints of the new generation: Hong Kong artists Kayee C and Lau Wai on their personal perspectives on our society, and examine both self and social identites. Both artists construct narratives of oneself and the connection with our surroundings through familiar yet uncanny scenarois, that allows the audience to make a connection with. Former photojournalist Anat Givon interprets the vibrant energy of cityscape in Hong Kong with a surreal touch and conveys the strong emotion of her observations to the viewer. Where Catherine Henriette shows the beauty of China’s natural landscape in peace and tranquility, quietly reveals her insights on the country’s economic, cultural and social evolution for around thirty years. 4 March - 25 April 2021

La Galerie Paris 1839 presents Future Classics, an exhibition of the elaboration of sculpture art by Polo Bourieau and photographic work that explores the spirit of nostalgia and futurism by Vincent Fournier. This exhibition is a pleasant encounter of parallel visions between the two artists, their powerful work take the audience on a journey from Paper to Stone, Traveling to Stillness, and beyond the Sky and the Earth. 3 September - 1 November 2020

La Galerie Paris 1839 presents Future Classics, an exhibition of the elaboration of sculpture art by Polo Bourieau and photographic work that explores the spirit of nostalgia and futurism by Vincent Fournier. This exhibition is a pleasant encounter of parallel visions between the two artists, their powerful work take the audience on a journey from Paper to Stone, Traveling to Stillness, and beyond the Sky and the Earth. 3 September - 1 November 2020

La Galerie Paris 1839 presents Future Classics, an exhibition of the elaboration of sculpture art by Polo Bourieau and photographic work that explores the spirit of nostalgia and futurism by Vincent Fournier. This exhibition is a pleasant encounter of parallel visions between the two artists, their powerful work take the audience on a journey from Paper to Stone, Traveling to Stillness, and beyond the Sky and the Earth. 3 September - 1 November 2020

La Galerie presents its first Photobook & Print Exhibition, features the work of 12 Hong Kong and international artists: Nobuyoshi ARAKI, CHAN Wai Kwong, CHOW San, Almond CHU, Catherine HENRIETTE, LAU Chi Chung, TAM Wai Ping, Hideka TONOMURA, WONG Kan Tai, Michio YAMAUCHI, Vincent YU, and ZHANG Kechun. La Galerie collaborates with Brownie Publishing and Mark Pearson on this special summer project. 11 June - 16 August 2020

Revelation - Dual Solo Exhibition by Valérie Winckler and Antoine Rameau at La Galerie Paris 1839 27 March - 31 May 2020 Video: Asia Art Hopper

Sculpture Exhibition co-presented by Asia Society Hong Kong Center and the Hong Kong Art Gallery Association from the 26th of March to the 27th of September 2020. The show features works from 18 local and international HKAGA member galleries across the premise of Asia Society, situated at the Former Explosives Magazine of the British old Victoria Barracks in Admiralty. http://www.hk-aga.org/ashk-x-hkaga-sculpture-exhibition/

In this exhibition, Antoine Rameau presents his new series of ink painted collage on old books, magazines and newspapers dated back to 1920s – 1950s, entitled Empreintes, which can simultaneously be translated into English as “prints” and “tracks”. His passion for empreintes was nurtured in the wild forest from his childhood, where he would find tracks of the wild animals in the mud and snow that blossoms his imaginations. Antoine applies a similar process in his works: starting from an ink print of a hardwood piece, and combined with finger painting of dots, a technique that was inspired by aboriginal art, to spiritually represent dreams and Mother Nature. “The old publication materials that I used as background in these collages are all prints and tracks in their own ways, They are the testimony of the author, the journalist, and their antique textures is another “print “of passing time.” says Antoine. Antoine’s works speak not only to his childhood memories of his home forest, but also pays tribute to Mother Nature and allows the audience to follow his prints and tracks in our daily life. Revelation Dual Solo Exhibition by Valerie Winckler and Antoine Rameau 27 March - 10 May 2020

In this exhibition, Antoine Rameau presents his new series of ink painted collage on old books, magazines and newspapers dated back to 1920s – 1950s, entitled Empreintes, which can simultaneously be translated into English as “prints” and “tracks”. His passion for empreintes was nurtured in the wild forest from his childhood, where he would find tracks of the wild animals in the mud and snow that blossoms his imaginations. Antoine applies a similar process in his works: starting from an ink print of a hardwood piece, and combined with finger painting of dots, a technique that was inspired by aboriginal art, to spiritually represent dreams and Mother Nature. “The old publication materials that I used as background in these collages are all prints and tracks in their own ways, They are the testimony of the author, the journalist, and their antique textures is another “print “of passing time.” says Antoine. Antoine’s works speak not only to his childhood memories of his home forest, but also pays tribute to Mother Nature and allows the audience to follow his prints and tracks in our daily life. Revelation Dual Solo Exhibition by Valerie Winckler and Antoine Rameau 27 March - 10 May 2020

In this exhibition, Antoine Rameau presents his new series of ink painted collage on old books, magazines and newspapers dated back to 1920s – 1950s, entitled Empreintes, which can simultaneously be translated into English as “prints” and “tracks”. His passion for empreintes was nurtured in the wild forest from his childhood, where he would find tracks of the wild animals in the mud and snow that blossoms his imaginations. Antoine applies a similar process in his works: starting from an ink print of a hardwood piece, and combined with finger painting of dots, a technique that was inspired by aboriginal art, to spiritually represent dreams and Mother Nature. “The old publication materials that I used as background in these collages are all prints and tracks in their own ways, They are the testimony of the author, the journalist, and their antique textures is another “print “of passing time.” says Antoine. Antoine’s works speak not only to his childhood memories of his home forest, but also pays tribute to Mother Nature and allows the audience to follow his prints and tracks in our daily life. Revelation Dual Solo Exhibition by Valerie Winckler and Antoine Rameau 27 March - 10 May 2020

In this exhibition, Antoine Rameau presents his new series of ink painted collage on old books, magazines and newspapers dated back to 1920s – 1950s, entitled Empreintes, which can simultaneously be translated into English as “prints” and “tracks”. His passion for empreintes was nurtured in the wild forest from his childhood, where he would find tracks of the wild animals in the mud and snow that blossoms his imaginations. Antoine applies a similar process in his works: starting from an ink print of a hardwood piece, and combined with finger painting of dots, a technique that was inspired by aboriginal art, to spiritually represent dreams and Mother Nature. “The old publication materials that I used as background in these collages are all prints and tracks in their own ways, They are the testimony of the author, the journalist, and their antique textures is another “print “of passing time.” says Antoine. Antoine’s works speak not only to his childhood memories of his home forest, but also pays tribute to Mother Nature and allows the audience to follow his prints and tracks in our daily life. Revelation Dual Solo Exhibition by Valerie Winckler and Antoine Rameau 27 March - 10 May 2020