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Since its inception in 1981, Alisan Fine Arts has been an integral part of Hong Kong's vibrant art scene, with our flagship gallery nestled in the heart of the city’s bustling business district, Central. Perched atop 1 Lyndhurst Tower, this space serves as both our global headquarters and our premier exhibition venue. Here, we proudly present career-defining surveys and showcase the masterpieces of our most distinguished artists and estates. This iconic location continues to be a beacon for art enthusiasts, offering a curated journey through memorable and influential exhibitions that have shaped the Asian art landscape for over four decades.

Hong Kong, Central

Vibrant Echoes: Chinyee’s 60-Year Retrospective

Upcoming 2025-12-16 - 2026-03-21

Opening Reception

16 December 2025, Tuesday, 5 PM – 8 PM

Alisan Fine Arts is delighted to present its sixth solo exhibition for Chinyee (1929-2023), honouring six decades of the renowned female abstractionist’s career. A first-generation Chinese-American artist, Chinyee was associated with the New York School of Abstract Expressionism. This exhibition marks her first posthumous solo show in Hong Kong since her passing in 2023 and features around a dozen oil paintings along with selected works on paper, including watercolours and collages created between 1955 and 2018. From traditional calligraphic strokes to vibrant Western hues, these pieces invite viewers to revisit the artist's evolution in abstraction. Many of the pieces have never been exhibited in Hong Kong, including several that will make their global debut.