Osage Gallery

Osage Gallery was founded by Agnes Lin in 2004 in SoHo, Hong Kong. Osage was the first Hong Kong gallery to feature in Art Basel in 2011, the Spotlight section at Frieze Art Fair's Frieze Masters in 2012, Arte Fiera in 2014, Art Cologne in 2014. It was one of the first Hong Kong galleries to participate in the Museum of the Moving Image in New York in 2014. Osage has participated in Art Hong Kong from 2008 – 2012 and in Art Basel from 2013 – 2016. Art Basel's Magnus Renfrew noted that "Osage [has] strong programming that [is] different from the purely commercial objectives of the city’s [other] galleries". == HKACT! ==

In 2015, Osage Gallery announced a new platform called HKACT! (Hong Kong Art Culture and Technological Innovation). HKACT! showcases artworks that utilize new media, such as virtual reality, augmented reality, and other emerging technologies. Notable exhibitions featured in the HKACT! programme include BeHere, a large-scale public augmented reality installation by Masaki Fujihata, Kowloon Forest (), a virtual reality film and solo exhibition by Alexey Marfin, and WYSIWYG, a solo exhibition by Jeffrey Shaw. HKACT! has also chaired events such as a public symposium with Siegfried Zielinski, Yuk Hui and Scott Lash, on the topic of interactive arts, and the expanded field between arts, sciences and technologies (HKACT! Act 4). == Osage Art Foundation ==

Osage Art Foundation () is Osage's not-for-profit arts development organization and production company, founded in 2004. which raises funds to provide support for art projects, ranging from experimental performances and installations, to art education workshops and outreach programs. == References ==