Four Artists' Works Selected for North American Museum Exhibition, Showcasing Themes of Time, Nature and Art

Recently, the North American Gallery announced the results of its 116th annual exhibition application selection, with four artists selected to hold solo exhibitions in the gallery in the second half of 2027. The works of Hong Xuan, Liu Wénxuān, Xiè Mùqí, and Luó Yìjūn have all been recognized, showcasing the unique styles and perspectives of the different artists.

Hong Xuan's "Jīngyàn" solo exhibition will explore the intersection and transformation of time and space, with works on display being his recent creative achievements, showcasing his in-depth thinking and observation of time and space. Hong Xuan's works have repeatedly won major awards, including the Best New Artist Award at the Taipei International Art Expo, and his creative style is considered a part of modern art.

Another selected artist is Liu Wénxuān, whose "Jìngyùyuán" solo exhibition will be an in-depth exploration of the relationship between nature and humanity. Liu Wénxuān's works have been exhibited multiple times at major art galleries both domestically and internationally, such as the Taipei Fine Arts Museum and the Guggenheim Museum in New York, and his creative style is considered a part of modern art.

Xiè Mùqí's "Béncéngnàfú" solo exhibition will explore the process and significance of artistic creation, with works on display being his recent creative achievements, showcasing his in-depth thinking and observation of artistic creation. Xiè Mùqí's works have repeatedly won major awards, including the Best New Artist Award at the Taipei International Art Expo, and his creative style is considered a part of modern art.

Lastly, Luó Yìjūn's "Xiàn yǔ xiàn, dàoyú yǔ dàoyú: Cùn zhèlǐ chūfā de fēngjiàng zhī jiān" solo exhibition will explore different aspects of the relationship between nature and humanity, with works on display being his recent creative achievements, showcasing his in-depth thinking and observation of the relationship between nature and humanity. Luó Yìjūn's works have been exhibited multiple times at major art galleries both domestically and internationally, such as the Taipei Fine Arts Museum and the Guggenheim Museum in New York, and his creative style is considered a part of modern art.

These four solo exhibitions will be held at the North American Gallery in the second half of 2027, with works on display being the artists' recent creative achievements, showcasing their in-depth thinking and observation of different subjects. These four exhibitions will be a part of modern art, showcasing the artists' creativity and imagination.

Prior to this, the North American Gallery has hosted multiple major exhibitions, such as the "Time and Space Odyssey" exhibition in 2019, which explored the concept of time and space in modern art, with works on display coming from multiple domestic and international artists. This exhibition received widespread attention and response, and was considered a part of modern art.

These four solo exhibitions will be a part of the North American Gallery, showcasing the artists' creativity and imagination. The exhibitions will be held at the North American Gallery in the second half of 2027, with works on display being the artists' recent creative achievements, showcasing their in-depth thinking and observation of different subjects.

In general, these four solo exhibitions will be a part of modern art, showcasing the artists' creativity and imagination. The exhibitions will be held at the North American Gallery in the second half of 2027, with works on display being the artists' recent creative achievements, showcasing their in-depth thinking and observation of different subjects.

(Fact source: Central News Agency)