Independent Collectors

Featuring works predominantly from the M WOODS Collection and curated by co-founder Michael Xufu Huang, the exhibition includes virtual reality, digital mechanics, and interactive works to stimulate our senses of sight, smell, touch, and sound, and to register emotion within a contemporary world increasingly governed by algorithms, measurements, and marketing, featuring works from Ryan Gander, Yngve Holen, Austin Lee, Liu Wa, Sean Raspet, Pamela Rosenkranz, Amalia Ulman, Gillian Wearing, and Yangzi to name a few.

Here, we share installation views from the exhibition “Heart of the Tin Man”.

RYAN GANDER, Dominae Illud Opus Populare, 2016. Courtesy the artist and Lisson Gallery, London

SEAN RASPET, (-), 2012-15. Courtesy M WOODS

(l–r) PAMELA ROSENKRANZ, Look Deeper (No Ponds), 2016; Look Deeper, 2016. Courtesy M WOODS

AUSTIN LEE, Falling Cat, 2016. Courtesy M WOODS

AUSTIN LEE, Easy Rider Study, 2016. Courtesy M WOODS

AMALIA ULMAN, Excellences & Perfections, Privilege

GILLIAN WEARING, Your Views, 2015-17. Courtesy the artist and Regen Projects, Los Angeles

AAAJIAO, Email Trek, 2016. Courtesy the artist and Leo Xu Projects, Shanghai

YNGVE HOLEN, You Got Issues, 2016. Courtesy M WOODS

LAWRENCE ABU HAMDAN, Beneath the Surface, 2015. Courtesy M WOODS

SEAN RASPET, Signature Scent Formulation: XUFU/M.WOODS, 2017. Courtesy M WOODS

Beijing (4)

Co-founders RongRong and Inri have been supporting contemporary photography by hosting a full program at the Three Shadows.

Beijing

All Means are Sacred

Beijing-based collection M WOODS presents works by artists across fifteen centuries.

Beijing

Beijing Modern

A young collector. A young collection. In the middle of Beijing’s 798 Art District Chinese collector Lin Han opened his own museum of contemporary art at just 29 years old, with his first ever artwork purchase being a Zeng Fanzhi painting in 2013.

Beijing

Heart of the Tin Man

Beijing’s M WOODS dedicates itself to the digital age in this exhibition.

Beijing (4)

RongRong & Inri

Co-founders RongRong and Inri have been supporting contemporary photography by hosting a full program at the Three Shadows.

All Means are Sacred

Beijing-based collection M WOODS presents works by artists across fifteen centuries.

Beijing Modern

A young collector. A young collection. In the middle of Beijing’s 798 Art District Chinese collector Lin Han opened his own museum of contemporary art at just 29 years old, with his first ever artwork purchase being a Zeng Fanzhi painting in 2013.