BANK is pleased to announce artist Chen Zhe's participation in the exhibition Ten Directions: The 10th Anniversary Exhibition of Three Shadows Photography Award opening on 9 June and continues through 5 August, 2018. Three Shadows Photography Art Centre organized the exhibition by selecting the most representative young artists in the past ten years to exhibit their works. The exhibition narrates in a non-chronicle of structure to present the multiplex practice of Chinese young photographic artists in the past ten years.It is also a review and summary of the ten years achievements of the Three Shadow Photography Award. The exhibition will reveal the individual growth and self concerns of 38 young photographers and artists in a personal perspective. At the same time, the audience is invited to comprehend beyond the static definition of photography, to muse on the visual sensory that photography offers. It also sets a scene helping the audience understand how Chinese photographers and artists work with the media of “photography”, the orientation and boundary to push forward.

BANK is proud to announce artist Lin Ke's participation in FRONT International:  Cleveland Triennial for Contemporary Art. The first edition of the Triennial opened on July 15th and continues through September 30th, 2018. Lin Ke showcases his latest AR (Augmented Reality) project "I am here." at Museum of Contemporary Art (MoCA), Cleveland. Six images are presented as wallpaper works placed strategically around the museum's staircase, from the first to fourth floor. Visitors are invited to use their smartphones to download the app "Layar" - and by scanning the wallpaper, augmented reality technology allows them to discover hidden additional works in the space. In this interactive installation the artist probes the act of 'viewing' in terms of exhibition conventions as well as of our increasingly dependency on experiencing through the prism of smart devices. The title "I'm here" proposes the question "Where is 'I'?"  through the first-person perspective.

BANK is proud to announce artist Xu Bing's solo exhibition Xu Bing: Thought and Method will open at UCCA on 20th July and continue through 18th October. Curated by UCCA Director Philip Tinari and independent curator Feng Boyi, this will be the artist’s most comprehensive institutional exhibition in Beijing, showing major works drawn from his artistic career since the 1980s. 

BANK is proud to announce artist Heidi Voet's work When All the World Is A Hopeless Jumble is presented at PLAY, a headstrong city festival featuring 40 artists such as Paul McCartney, Lawrence Weiner, Pierre Bismuth, Martin Creed, Hans-Peter Feldmann, Pipilotti Rist, Wim Delvoye, Carsten Höller, Douglas Gordon and Philippe Parreno etc. The festival is organised from 23 June till 11 November 2018 taking over the centre of Kortrijk, Belgium.

BANK is pleased to announce artist Chen Zhe's participation in the exhibition Ten Directions: The 10th Anniversary Exhibition of Three Shadows Photography Award opening on 9 June and continues through 5 August, 2018. Three Shadows Photography Art Centre organized the exhibition by selecting the most representative young artists in the past ten years to exhibit their works. The exhibition narrates in a non-chronicle of structure to present the multiplex practice of Chinese young photographic artists in the past ten years.It is also a review and summary of the ten years achievements of the Three Shadow Photography Award. The exhibition will reveal the individual growth and self concerns of 38 young photographers and artists in a personal perspective. At the same time, the audience is invited to comprehend beyond the static definition of photography, to muse on the visual sensory that photography offers. It also sets a scene helping the audience understand how Chinese photographers and artists work with the media of “photography”, the orientation and boundary to push forward.

BANK is pleased to announce artist Geng Yini's participation in the opening exhibition Assembling at chi K11 art space Shenyang. The two curators Lu Mingjun and Zhang Hanlu assembled 31 well-known artists from around the world including Northern Road Art Union, Northern Art Group, Dokuyama Bontaro, Geng Yini, Hai Bo, He Xiangyu etc and 6 art groups founded in Northeast China for the exhibition. The exhibition aims to trace the spirit of contemporary art experiments in Northeast China and for the first time comprehensively explore the value and status of Northeastern art and culture in the system of contemporary art.

BANK is pleased to announce artist Lin Ke's participation in the exhibition A World in a Grain of Sand : Mapping Shapes and Sites for Social Deometries opened on 28 April. The exhibition invites curator and LEAP magazine Editor-in-Chief Robin Peckham to explore and array the corporate collection of the Fosun Group, administered by the Fosun Foundation. Through the relationship between three aspects of this theme—Architecture and the Body, Network Ecologies, and Capital and Labor - the exhibition analyzed the social geometries reflected by the art ecology, a microcosm for external society as a whole.

BANK is pleased to announce artist Marc Lafia's solo exhibition Making Sense, opening on 24 April and continues through 5 September, 2018. Lafia's recent sculptural work will be installed in the windows and on the walls of 1GAP Gallery. His work examines network culture and the ways it changes our relationship to our memories and our bodies, from one of representation to presentation.

BANK is pleased to announce artist Chen Zhe's participation in the exhibition Prix YISHU 8 CHINA: 2018 Finalists' Exhibitionopening on 21 April and continues through 12 May, 2018. Including photography, installation and video, Chen Zhe's "Towards Evenings: Six Chapters" directs our attention to the “dusk”, the time between day and night, a transient and sentimental period that alters the nature of space. 

BANK is pleased to announce artist Lin Ke's participation in the exhibition AMNUA Curatorial Research Program Part 1 - Curatorial Identity opened on 20 April and continues through 3 May, 2018. The exhibition will discuss how paintings should be reviewed in the present days. Participants include directors, curators, designers, writers, and artists with a focus on new media, performance, photography, and installation. Unlike master paintings and outsider paintings, they start with contemporality and problemetics. 

BANK is pleased to announce artist Lin Ke's participation in the exhibition Presence:Young Artists Exhibition opened on 7 April and continuing through 27 April, 2018. This exhibition is presented on the occasion of the 90th anniversary of the China Academy of Art. It provides an opportunity to review the education of new media art in the past 17 years and to highlight its value. More than 50 artists present the works they selected, including photography, video, internet, animation, sound, mechanics, and interactive devices. 

BANK is pleased to announce artist Oliver Herrings's participation in the exhibition Like Life: Sculpture, Color, and the Body (1300–Now) opened on 21 March and continuing through 22 July, 2018. Seven hundred years of sculptural practice—from fourteenth-century Europe to the global present—are examined anew in this groundbreaking exhibition. The exhibition explores narratives of sculpture in which artists have sought to replicate the literal, living presence of the human body. On view exclusively at The Met Breuer, this major international loan exhibition of about 120 works draws on The Met's rich collections of European sculpture and modern and contemporary art, while also featuring a selection of important works from national and international museums and private collections.

BANK is pleased to announce artist Chen Yujun's participation in the exhibition Visible or Invisible Forms on 16 March and continuing through 29 April, 2018. This exhibition presents three new works by three artists born in the seventies of the mainland: Chen Yijun, Qin Qi, and Xu Xiaoguo. Their creations are more based on the perceptual experience of the individual's survival, and they focus on the cognition and understanding of the inner mind, placing the outline of the image in a relatively compelling space. At the same time, they are constantly deepening and purifying in concrete or abstract paintings, especially on the level of formal languages, thinking and practicing the possibilities of conceptual painting in the context of contemporary art.

BANK is proud to announce Geng Yini's solo exhibition Fight with Your Bare Hands at K11 Art Village, Wuhan, opening on 25th January and continuing through 18th March. As a continuation of the artist's solo exhibition at K11 Art Museum Shanghai in 2017, the exhibition will showcase how Geng narrates the contradictions between the ideal and the reality, transcending space and time with her unique paintings and artistic constructions. 

Austin Lee's solo exhibition Tomato Can will take place at Peres Projects GmbH in Berlin, opening on 19th, January and continuing through 2nd March. Tomoto Can is an effort to translate brain activity into perceptual reality. Rooted in perception, interpretation, emotion and action, Lee’s latest exhibition is led by the question of how to take the invisible and make it visible.