Zhang Peng

Chinese | 1981

Zhang Peng is a Chinese photographer who was born in 1981. Numerous key galleries and museums such as Eli Klein Gallery have featured Zhang Peng's work in the past.Zhang Peng's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices ranging from 510 USD to 16,528 USD, depending on the size and medium of the artwork. Since 2006 the record price for this artist at auction is 16,528 USD for Gui Fei, sold at Phillips London in 2009. Zhang Peng has been featured in articles for CAFA Art Info, Global Times and Art Fairs International. The most recent article is “Round & Develop: Academic Invitation Exhibition of Comprehensive Material Painting” Was Successfully Held in Beijing written for CAFA Art Info in May 2021.

Goldfish

chromogenic print

47 1/2 by 47 1/2 in. 120 by 120 cm.

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At Auction

Recent Auction Results

Acrobat

By Zhang Peng

Tate Ward Auctions

Acrobat

By Zhang Peng

Tate Ward Auctions

Dajitu

By Zhang Peng

+590%

above mid-estimate

China Guardian Auctions, Beijing

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Past Exhibitions

The Unscene

Eli Klein Gallery

New York | USA

Feb 01,2018 - Mar 11,2018

Decadence Now! Visions of Excess

Galerie Rudolfinum

Prague | Czech Republic

Sep 30,2010 - Jan 02,2011

Party!

The New Art Gallery Walsall

Walsall | UK

Feb 12,2010 - Apr 17,2010

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Articles

“Round & Develop: Academic Invitation Exhibition of Comprehensive Material Painting” Was Successfully Held in Beijing

CAFA Art Info 13/05/2021

In April 2021, “ROUND & DEVELOP: Academic Invitation Exhibition of Comprehensive Material Painting” which was the Communication, Exchange and Promotion Project in 2019 sponsored by China National Arts Fund was unveiled at the CAFA Art Museum.

Chinese painter Chen Tu looking to bring his works to France in 2017

Global Times 29/12/2016

Chinese artist Chen Tu, known for his Chinese ink paintings featuring concise lines and spacious composition, plans to bring his works to France in early 2017, the artist's team announced on Thursday.