Li Zhanyang

Chinese | 1969

Li Zhanyang is a Chinese Asian Modern & Contemporary sculptor who was born in 1969. Their work is currently being shown at Tsinghua University Art Museum in Beijing. Numerous key galleries and museums such as Power Station of Art have featured Li Zhanyang's work in the past.Li Zhanyang's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices ranging from 3,056 USD to 125,612 USD, depending on the size and medium of the artwork. Since 2005 the record price for this artist at auction is 125,612 USD for Night of Chongqing (3/4), sold at Hosane in 2014. Li Zhanyang has been featured in articles for Glasstire, NPR and Global Times. The most recent article is In Front of the Collector. Uli Sigg’s Collection of Chinese Contemporary Art written for Juliet Art Magazine in August 2020.

BONSAI

marble and root

36×48×36cm

A drawer of steamed buns, 2022

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At Auction

Recent Auction Results

A drawer of steamed buns

By Li Zhanyang

-6%

below mid-estimate

Hosane

Crab

By Li Zhanyang

-8%

below mid-estimate

Hosane

Watermelon

By Li Zhanyang

-12%

below mid-estimate

Hosane

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Current Exhibitions

Seeing And Being Seen: Contemporary Art Exhibition

Tsinghua University Art Museum

Beijing | China

Mar 16,2024 - Jun 12,2024

Past Exhibitions

Gifts for PSA: Donated Art Works from Xin Dong Cheng’s Collection

Power Station of Art

Huangpu | Shanghai | China

Apr 16,2023 - Jun 16,2023

SIGG: Chinese Contemporary Art From The Sigg Collection

SONGEUN

Gangnam-gu | Seoul | South Korea

Mar 10,2023 - May 20,2023

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Articles

In Front of the Collector. Uli Sigg’s Collection of Chinese Contemporary Art

Juliet Art Magazine 19/08/2020

The pathway of gathering works for the Chinese contemporary art collection, which we see at the Castello di Rivoli Museum of Contemporary Art until 30 August 2020 for the first time in Italy, is a story of intercontinental curiosity that evolved into a passion.

28 Chinese at San Antonio Museum of Art

Glasstire 27/09/2015

San Antonio Museum of Art (SAMA) opened the much-talked-about exhibition 28 Chinese on September 5, 2015.

Why Are Chinese Artists Representing Kenya At The Venice Biennale?

NPR 30/03/2015

There's something sketchy at this year's Venice Biennale — the international art exhibition sometimes dubbed the Olympics of the contemporary art world.

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