Han Feng (*1972 in Harbin) lives and works recently in Berlin and Shanghai as painting and installation artist. His artworks explore to use paintings or installations to reproduce the traces of different characteristics of utensils. These traces reveal what is the guide in the process of cognizing things in order to promote continuous evolution. He try to create various imaginary spaces that contain more different sets of cognition to approach the Truth.
Education:
2009 Graduated from Shanghai University of Art, MA degree
1998 Graduated from the Harbin Art Institute, BA degree
Prize
2010 First Prize of John Moores Painting Prize (China)
2008 Jury Grand Award of 2008 Creative M50
Solo Exhibitions:
2017 Han Feng: Somewhere, ShanghART Beijing, Beijing
2014 Han Feng, ShanghART Main Space, Shanghai
2012 Han Feng Solo Show, Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art, Manchester, U.K.
2011 Han Feng Works Exhibition, Aroundspace Gallery, Shanghai
2009 The Wronger, the Prettier, Han Feng Solo Show, Don Gallery, Shanghai
Group Exhibitions:
2020
Cache: From B to Z, Will be undergoing interior renovation, the exhibition will be available by appointment from July 1 to Aug. 10, please call or email in advance for appointments, ShanghART, Shanghai
2019
Side Lanes, ShanghART, Shanghai
Poem Simply Rising, Wuxi Museum, Wuxi
Change, Yun Art Center, Shanghai
Daybreak, The Barn Contemporary Art Space, Shenzhen
2018
Rompiendo Moldes- Eexposicion, Library of Salamanca University, Spain
White Flash, ShanghART Beijing, Beijing
Art Patrons, Qiao Space & Tank Shanghai Project Space, Shanghai
Looming Traces, Qing Art Space, Shanghai
Sense of Paper – Melting Point, L+ Space, Shanghai
2017
This Moment, Han Feng, Shi Zhiying, Zhou Jun, Zhou Yinchen Group Exhibition, Liu Haisu Art Museum, Shanghai
2016
Holzwege, ShanghART, Shanghai
The Uncertain, or the Shelved…, ShanghART H-Space, Shanghai
The Uncertain, or the Shelved…, ShanghART Main Space, Shanghai
The Crocodile in the Pond, 11 artists from ShanghART Gallery – Curated by Alexandra Grimmer, Museum Art St. Urban and Abbey St. Urban, Luzern, Switzerland
John Moores Painting Prize (China) Winners 2010-2014, 21 Century Min Sheng Museum, Shanghai
2015
Minuscule in Scope-Gargantuan in Perspective, ShanghART H-Space, Shanghai
Power of Education, Shanghai Himalayas Museum, Shanghai
China 8, Contemporary Art from China at the Rhine and Ruhr, Lehmbruck Museum, Duisburg, Germany
2014
Semi-automatic Mode 2, ShanghART Beijing, Beijing
In & Out Réel ShanghART, Réel Department Store, Shanghai
2013
Aichi Triennale 2013, Awakening-Where are we standing? Earth, Memory, and Resurrection, Aichi, Japan
Paper, Saatchi Gallery, London, UK
2012.
Sattva, China’s contemporary young artists South America, Museum of Modern Art Bogota, Bogota, Colombia
2011
Nature of Matter, 2011 Shanghai Contemporary Art Invited Exhibition, Eastlink Gallery, Shanghai
3rd Biennial at the End of the World, Atropoceno, Tierra del Fuego, Ushuaia, Argentina
If…, Don Gallery, Shanghai
AroundSpace@Bund, AroundSpace Gallery, Shanghai
+follow, MoCA Shanghai
Chinese Contemporary Art, WANDESFORD QUA Gallery, Cork, Ireland
2010
DU-CROSSOVER, Aroundspace Gallery, Shanghai
OCD, Hands on 3, DDM, Shanghai
Square, Eastlink Gallery, Shanghai
Chorus, 4 Artists‘ Show, Don Gallery, Shanghai
2010
John Moores New Painting Prize(2010), Shanghai Gallery of Art, shanghai
Flying Circles, The Artistic Experiment Space Second Session of Art Project, MoCA Shanghai
2009
Young Arts Market Exhibition by 99 Creative Center, Fine Arts College of Shanghai University 99 Creative Center, Shanghai
2008
Smptomy, Zhu Qizhan Art Museum, Shanghai
National Young Artists Recommended Show, Mingyuan Art Center, Shanghai
Make Trouble out of nothing, an Exhibition of 7 Cases, Sunbowart Gallery, Shanghai
2008
Annual Creative New Artists Exhibition, M50 Art Gallery, Shanghai
Chinese Fine Arts Exhibition, Museo Della Permanente, Milan, Italy
2007
Bari Art Fair, Bari, Italy
Shanghai Youth Art Show, Liu Haishu Art Museum, Shanghai
2005
Shanghai Youth Art Show, Liu Haishu Art Museum, Shanghai
2000
The Backup for New Art, the Post 70s Artists, Beijing