Exhibition Review: Spirit Rock, Sacred Mountain: A Chinese View of Nature

This exhibition, featuring Kemin Hu’s rock collection and mountain paintings by Hai Tao and C.C. Wang, was held this year from February to April at Baruch College’s Sidney Mishkin Gallery in New York City. The exhibition was well received by many. For some, it was their first time learning about Scholars’ Rocks and seeing them up close. The exhibition especially the 17 Scholars’ Rocks had “held the attention” of major newspapers and Asian art magazine:

“Rock, Paper, Sculpture” Wall Street Journal, by Mr. Lance Esplund, March 5, 2011

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Arts of Asia magazine, by Dr. Robert C. Morgan, May 2011 issue.
Scholars Rock

Spirit Rock, Sacred Mountain: A Chinese View of Nature

Exhibition: Spirit Rock, Sacred Mountain: A Chinese View of Nature
featuring Kemin Hu‘s Rock / Mountain Paintings by Hai Tao and C. C. Wang
 
Dates: Friday, February 25 to April 6, 2011 (Opening reception on Thursday, February 24)
Location: Sidney Mishkin Gallery, Baruch College (135 East 22nd Street, NYC)
Contact: 212-802-2690. The exhibition will be open to public.

       

2008 International Asian Art Fair – New York, NY

This year’s International Asian Art Fair (March 14 to 20th 2008) was held at 583 Park Avenue in New York City. The fair was born grand 12 years ago, and for a while grew only grander, sailing along as the flagship of Asia Week of sales and auctions in New York, and becoming a gold standard for art fairs in general.

This is the third year Kemin has participated in the International Asian Arts Fair. Below are photos of this year’s booth. Many artists and celebrities like Martha Stewart stopped by to learn and admire the Scholars’ rocks display. The Lingbi Stone in the middle was sold to be displayed at a University Museum in Florida.

More Photos from the Show