Following the success of previous editions, the Hainan Rendez-vous (HRV), China’s leading super yacht and business jet show, will be held on April 5th-8th 2012.Once again Hainan is center stage with an unforgettable experience of intensive networking, fabulous entertainment, big ticket shopping and lifestyle discovery.
As the highlight of Hainan Rendez-vous, “Art in Hainan” will come back with exclusive selection of great contemporary artists. Art in Hainan curated by Magda Danysz, director of the Galerie Magda Danysz in Paris and 18 Gallery in Shanghai. She’s decorated by the French ministry of culture as a Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres in 2007.

Art in Hainan presents works promoted by worldwide galleries such as Edouard Malingue Gallery, Magda Danysz Gallery, Island 6 and Art Labor, introduces famous artists such as Claudio Colluci, Liu Dao, Leroy Brothers, Maleonn, Yang Yongliang, and will present Picasso’s master piece.
As one of the Chinese artist affected by Chinese poetry and Chinese painting of landscape, Yang Yongliang, studied traditional Chinese painting and calligraphy. Inspired by the ancestral culture, including the famous Shanshui traditional mountain landscapes, he uses photography and creates from scratch a new world of illusions, a vision between dream and nightmare, both futuristic and secular. Yang Yongliang’s work goes beyond the notion of pastiche. By its delicacy, its texture the artist makes a photographic shanshui. The artist also explores sculpture, installation and video, transforming his digital landscape into real life experiences. And Ma Liang, also known as Maleonn, is a talented Shanghai photographer who has gained a kind of cult following because of his fable like photographs. His images, in color and black and white,are often created with props, actors and a strange mix of hues, colors and theatrical sets.

“Art in Hainan” also offers lectures and seminars about art including “Art and Luxury”, “The art of collecting” and “Corporate sponsorship in the arts”, discussing how art has to be a part of the everyday life whether it is in the urban landscape or as an art collector. Art has a major role to play in the public space as well as our lifestyles.