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Curated by Gin Huang Gallery, the solo exhibition Under the Silent Moon by Russian artist Anna Berezovskaya is presented at the VIP Lounge of Regent Taipei. This exhibition marks a significant milestone as the 10th anniversary exhibition of the gallery, carrying both artistic and symbolic importance. It is a great honor to present this exhibition featuring Berezovskaya—widely regarded as a national treasure of Russia and affectionately known among international collectors as “Princess Anna.”

On April 18, 2026, Japanese contemporary artist Takeru Amano will present his solo exhibition Garden of Venus at Top City A13 in Taipei’s Xinyi District. Curated by Gin Huang Gallery, the exhibition continues the artist’s rapidly growing presence across the Asian market, transforming a prime urban retail setting into an immersive environment where art, fashion, and lifestyle converge.

Gin Huang Gallery is pleased to present Where the Light Begins, a new solo exhibition by Polish contemporary artist Igor Dobrowolski, opening on November 28, 2025, at our Taichung space. This exhibition highlights Dobrowolski’s recent sculptural paintings—works composed through the interweaving of metal elements, dense impasto, and dynamic material textures. Through these layered surfaces, the artist investigates the relationship between light, memory, and the human spiritual condition. The result is a powerful visual language that exists at the threshold between materiality and consciousness.

Polish contemporary artist Igor Dobrowolski is internationally acclaimed for his powerful and emotionally resonant works that explore the human condition, trauma, and hope. His celebrated Gold Relief Series—hand-cast aluminum sculptures with golden surfaces—juxtapose luxury with fragility, transforming gold from a symbol of wealth into a medium of emotional introspection.

In a global era shaped by accelerating cultural, political, and technological shifts, the notion of “borders” has become increasingly complex. Borders today are not merely geographic—they extend into culture, language, identity, and psychology. They define, divide, but also enable encounters and dialogues.

Gin Huang Gallery will showcase Japanese artist Yusuke Toda at the Art Monster International Art Fair 2025. The exhibition features new paintings and a limited edition of hand-painted sculptures, reflecting Toda’s unique style. Influenced by anime and pop culture, his work invites visitors into a whimsical realm called “ATELIER YUM.”