This exhibition presents Xu Jiong's significant works from 2014 to 2018, among which many works of Spring Monster are exhibited for the first time. The roots of Xu’s calligraphic revival are deep and varied. These early works show Xu mining various sources and traditions, from Liangkuan, Jia Dao, to Dong Qichang, and experimenting with a range of new format. His gentle and wild touch, unexpected patterns that evoke the possibilities of oriental media as pop art and pop culture. It is in these works that one sees the elements essential to Xu’s practice today. As this exhibition makes clear, Xu is a sophisticated visual thinker endlessly fascinated with the process and history of painting.

Each Modern is pleased to announce Xu Jiong’s latest solo exhibition “ShanShui 2022 SS.” In 2019, Xu’s solo show “Self-portrait” at Each Modern was a turning point. He used acrylic to create calligraphy and abstraction for the first time and extended his mediums to mixed media and collaging. Besides the methods, Xu continues his pioneer interpretation of “ShanShui (landscape; Shan: mountain, Shui: water)” to “ShanShui 2022 SS,” presenting how he reacts and overthrows the image of “ShanShui” and its surrounding.

Each Modern is pleased to announce Ishiuchi Miyako’s first solo exhibition in Taiwan, presenting some of her most important photography series, including 1．9．4．7, Innocence, Mother’s, ひろしま/hiroshima, and Frida by Ishiuchi.

The term “Oolong School” was coined at the Ink Now art fair, four years ago in January, 2019. Although cans@ project has curated solo exhibitions for Yu Peng and Cheng TsaiTung since the fair, this exhibition, to be heled in two parts at cans@ project and ACHI inspired by Each Modern will be the second group exhibition of the “Oolong School”.

This solo booth will present works by one of Taiwan’s most important contemporary artists, Hou ChunMing. The presentation will exhibit his latest floral cloth paintings made in 2021 and 2022, along with his early oil on canvases from 1987.

“Paprika” is a group show of works of surrealist art. The exhibition, named after Satoshi Kon (1963 - 2010)’s last animated film “Paprika”(2006), presents the expansion of Surrealism from the Western world to Asia and Taiwan.

“Dear Car, Who Are You?” by Taiwanese photography artist Juan Sea. The exhibition will exhibit two series of work Dear Car(2018) and who are you?(2019) together to demonstrate how the artist photographs by phone through his unique seeing eyes with humor.

Chen Ting-Shih, Hiraku Suzuki, Antone Könst, Tseng ChienYing, Wu MeiChi, Xu Jiong, Zhao Gang