Louise Zhang

Moving in Quiet offers a rich exploration of cultural heritage, personal identity, and transformation through a delicate blend of tradition and surrealism. Inspired by her recent trip to China, the...

N.Smith Gallery is delighted to present Queen Mother of the West – Louise Zhang's first solo exhibition with the gallery. Conscious of how cultural symbols have been exoticized by Western...

Louise Zhang is included in The trace is not a presence... at Chau Chak Wing Museum in the University of Sydney. Through the hands of five Australian artists from different...

To celebrate the gallery's 3rd birthday, 15 of the gallery's represented artists are brought together thematically. Holly Anderson Tom Blake Joshua Charadia Casey Chen Claire Healy & Sean Cordeiro Fiona...

See You in Hell presents a collection of playful and subversive works by artists Louise Zhang and Jess Bradford exploring Chinese concepts of the Afterlife. Diyu, the Chinese Buddhist concept...

The third culture individual is a sociological term to describe those born of one culture yet are raise in another, resulting in a uniquely self-directed establishment and development of an...

The exhibition presents preeminent historical works alongside some of the most innovative contemporary works of recent years. It explores important Chinese cultural movements, ideas and artistic mediums to provide an...

Personal mythologies explores the role that fantasy and imagination play in our constructions of self and our relationships to place and history. This thematic group exhibition brings together sculpture, installation,...

Based on a childhood memory of visiting my grandfather in Qidu, China, this work seeks to capture the moment I first witnessed the glow of a red sun outside the...

Zhang, who lives and works in Sydney, grew up in a Christian family setting. Her painting You are forgiven (Lotus) , 2020, features the symbolism of the lotus flower, which...

The NSW Visual Arts Fellowship is Artspace’s key exhibition for profiling the dynamism and breadth of emerging contemporary artistic practice in NSW. Fernando do Campo, Emma Fielden, Ashleigh Garwood, Spence...

Coinciding with the 2015 Bicentenary Celebrations of the colonial settlement of Bathurst, From Old Ground commemorates the Central West region’s early Chinese migrant history, inviting four Australian and Chinese artists...