Last week brought us our inaugural exhibition for M. Sutherland Fine Arts at its new home on East 74th street. On view are selections revisiting highlights from recent years including works by Fung Ming Chip, Hung Hsien, Hsu Kuohong and Liang Quan.
Thank you all for coming out and welcoming us to our new home!
The gallery will be open by appointment through the Summer.
The New York Times gives us an overview of the Asia Week offerings, at the top of the list of contemporary galleries to see…
Much of the contemporary art exhibited in Asia Week’s galleries involves recent translations of ancient traditions like calligraphy, scroll painting or ceramics. A dealer with a solid roundup of contemporary ink painting is M. Sutherland (55 East 80th Street), including work by Jia Youfu, one of the best-known interpreters of the Song painting tradition.
Nearby, they attribute our Liang Quan tea stain painting to another gallery, but we understand: it was a maddening crush of press events yesterday.
Read the complete article here: NYT: Asia Week Celebrates
Our thanks to NYT Art & Design and Linda Rosier!
Sue Wang at the Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA) has a wonderful write up of M. Sutherland Fine Arts artist Liang Quan. Have a look at: Liang Quan
