Beijing Rongbao Online Auction / Modern and Contemporary Art, Session 20
29–31 October 2026. Ming — Weaving sold for CNY 12,000. The work was also used as the main visual for the session announcement poster.
Sale information provided by the artist.
Paintings in public space.
Selected exhibitions, awards, and the development of new artistic projects.
Exhibitions, discussions, and public art activities.
29–31 October 2026. Ming — Weaving sold for CNY 12,000. The work was also used as the main visual for the session announcement poster.
Sale information provided by the artist.
26 April 2026. Pan Yao and Chang Bin presented their respective works and joined a discussion on structure and artistic perception.
China.com · 29 April 2026 ↗Article source: Kandian Times.
Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum — International Art Award.
Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum / official exhibition calendar ↗
Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum — Art Special Selection Award.
Beijing, China.
Mokpo Museum, South Korea.
Qingdao, China.
Beijing, China.
Hebei, China.
Pan Yao × Chang Bin
The collaboration explores structure, looking, and the reinterpretation of images in contemporary painting. Pan Yao begins with the abstract paintings and viewing experiments of the Ming series; Chang Bin brings his abstract work, art-historical research, and watercolor interpretations of classical images into the dialogue.
The artists retain their individual bodies of work while exploring how composition, color, material, and space shape the experience of looking, and how painting traditions can be understood anew through contemporary practice.
Both artists participated in an exhibition and symposium organized by the Beijing Abstract Symbolism Art Salon, presenting their respective works and discussing structure and artistic perception.
China.com · 29 April 2026 ↗Article source: Kandian Times.
Shared research and artistic development are ongoing. Details of future public presentations will be added when confirmed.
Meet the artists →Creative Practice, Exhibitions, and Local Exchange
I hope to gradually develop opportunities for artistic production, exhibitions, and professional exchange in Japan, making dialogue with the local art context part of my continuing practice.
I welcome conversations with arts organizations, exhibition spaces, residency programs, curators, and artists in Japan about workspace, presenting work, research exchange, and access to local resources.
The form, venue, and timing of any collaboration will be discussed with partners and announced once confirmed.
Discuss collaboration in Japan →