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Art Formosa 2025

Ting Ting Art Space is pleased to announce our participation in Art Formosa 2025!

We will be showcasing the outstanding contemporary works of ten talented artists at the Taipei Expo Dome, and we sincerely invite you to join us for this exciting event.
You can find us at Booths 6, 7, and T9 at the Taipei Expo Dome, where we will present a vibrant selection of artworks for all art lovers.

🗓️ 2025.7.25-27
📍 Taipei Expo Dome

Showing Artists
Akihiko Yoshida
Alejandro Monge
Antonio Cugnetto
Gerard Mas
Jisbar
Katharina Arndt
Marina
Moises Yaguies
Rhys Brown
Yasuhito Kawasaki

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ART FORMOSA 2025

Ting Ting Art Space is excited to join Art Formosa 2025!

Visit us at the Taipei Expo Dome (Yuanshan) and explore our curated selection of contemporary artworks by 7 international and local artists.

📍 Taipei Expo Dome (Yuanshan)

🖼️ Public Days | July 25–27, 2025 | 11AM – 7PM

Showing Artist:

Akihiko Yoshida 

Alejandro Monge 

Antonio Cugnetto

Gerard Mas

Jisbar

Katharina Arndt

Marina

Moisés Yagües 

Rhys Brown 

Yasuhito Kawasaki 

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Art Tainan 2025

ART TAINAN 2025, the Tainan Art Fair, will be held from March 14 to 16, 2025, at Siks Place Hotel in Tainan.

The fair will feature a selection of prominent galleries from both Taiwan and abroad, showcasing diverse art forms such as painting, sculpture, installation, and photography, offering a rich visual feast for art enthusiasts in southern Taiwan.

ART TAINAN 2025 is one of Taiwan‘s key art fairs, aiming to enhance the artistic atmosphere in southern Taiwan and strengthen the local art market’s international influence.

Compared to larger art fairs like ART TAIPEI in Taipei, ART TAINAN places greater emphasis on the cultural characteristics of the southern region. It strives to combine Tainan‘s history, culture, and contemporary art, attracting art lovers and collectors from both Taiwan and abroad.

Artist Line-Up：

Akihiko Yoshida(Nikichi)
Baku Maeda
Carlos Tárdez
Cheng Yi Cheng
Dima Kashtalyan
Dylan Gill
Edoardo Cialfi
Gerard Mas
Gemma Holzer
Jisbar
Katharina Arndt
Marina
Maria Cobas
Moisés Yagües
Nicolás Romero
Rhys Brown
Sandra Rojo Picón

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Gerard Mas

Gerard Mas was born in 1976 in Sant Feliu de Guíxols, Girona, Spain. He studied sculpture and stone carving at the Llotja Art School in Barcelona from 1998 to 2001. He later completed specialized training in sculpture restoration and conservation at the Escola Superior de Conservació i Restauració de Béns Culturals de Catalunya in Barcelona, graduating in 1998.

Mas’s artistic practice is deeply influenced by his early career as a restorer. His works, characterized by a realistic and figurative language, appear to align with academic traditions but are infused with irony and visual poetry. Depending on the needs of each piece, he employs a wide range of techniques, including stone carving, wood carving, colored resin, ceramics, and bronze. Through these materials, he frequently revisits events and themes from art history, reinterpreting them with a contemporary perspective. In his unique universe, imagined Renaissance noblewomen, fictional classical sculptures, and mythologized depictions of domestic animals coexist harmoniously.

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Art Taipei 2024

At the 2024 ART TAIPEI Art Fair, Ting Ting Art Space presented an exhibition themed Multiple Narratives and Dreamlike Scenarios, inviting the audience on an artistic journey where emotion and reason intertwine. The booth design blurred the boundaries between reality and imagination, creating an imaginative space that encourages people to re-examine their relationships with themselves and the world from various perspectives.

The exhibition featured a diverse group of artists, each with a distinctive style. Despite their differences, their works collectively conveyed a fusion of innocence, dreaminess, and profound emotion. The exhibition space utilized various media and innovative techniques, offering an experience that transcends traditional two-dimensional and spatial limitations. This immersive setting allows visitors to engage in different scenarios, while also sparking reflections on diverse cultures and values.