Bring Xiang Li Art to your space
Xiang Li paints China’s empresses, pandas, the zodiac and Guanyin, by hand, on silk and paper. Her daughter, Fei Wu, produces the exhibitions and programs and leads the talks, translating for her mother. Choose the kind of place you represent to see what hosting the work has looked like there.
25 venues have hosted the work so far — see the full exhibition history.
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Pandas and zodiac animals, making tables and family storytelling.
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Month-long hallway shows, free public talks and the books.
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Large silk empresses, Lunar New Year festivals and talks.
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Campus galleries, libraries and stages, with talks for students.
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The empresses and their flowers, as at Tower Hill.
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Long-term and seasonal installations for waiting and treatment rooms.
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Cafés, bookstores and restaurants where people already gather.
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Storefronts and lit windows that face the street.
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Silk paintings for offices, labs and lobbies.
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Tell us about your space
Where the work would hang, for how long, and who visits. The contact form or a direct email both reach the studio.
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Fei proposes a plan
Which paintings, originals or prints, and whether a talk, a making table or an opening would suit your visitors.
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We bring the work
The studio delivers and hangs the paintings, and Fei leads any talks and events, translating for Xiang Li.
Not sure which page fits?
Write to the studio about your space and visitors. Fei Wu produces and presents the studio’s programs and will answer.
Contact the studio