Khan Lee
Lost and Found

Khan Lee
Lost and Found

Equinox Gallery is pleased to feature Lost and Found, Khan Lee’s first solo exhibition with the gallery. Khan Lee’s conceptual practice involves experimentation with forms and processes in order to explore the inherent relationships between material and immaterial content. 
For this exhibition, Lee presents a body of works in disparate media, encouraging viewers to contemplate how materials and devices can be experienced in profoundly diverse ways. In the exhibition, a Super8 film measures both time and distance; a dizzying display of finely painted realist watercolours of Zoom backgrounds comments on how individuals choose to represent themselves through their belongings; and common objects, such as men’s shirts and paper cups, offer a poetic musing on how everyday phenomena can easily be overlooked. In recontextualizing quotidian objects and moments, Lost and Found rekindles the surprising and often intangible dynamics of everyday life.
For a list of available works, please contact the gallery at info@equinoxgallery.com or (604) 736-2405.

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50 Years | 50 Stories

50 Years | 50 Stories

Equinox Gallery marks its 50th anniversary in 2022. To celebrate this institutional milestone and offer a glimpse into aspects of gallery life from the past 5 decades, we present 50 Years | 50 Stories, an eclectic mix of artworks that trigger significant triumphs and challenges, personal anecdotes, and creative strategies. As one of the anchors of the nation’s commercial art sector with over 400 exhibitions to its credit, we have represented many of Canada’s top talents in tandem with international artworld giants. Through a selection of works by artists who have been featured at the gallery, this exhibition is an opportunity to consider the gallery’s focus on developing artists’ careers in the context of larger and ever-shifting art world narratives.
While much has changed at the gallery over the past 50 years, our long-term relationships with artists and collectors (both public and private) remain central to the gallery’s ethos. It is by nurturing such deep-rooted connections that we are able to contribute to the significant role art plays in enriching people’s lives.
Thank you for your support over the past 50 years. We look forward to the next 50.
Andy, Sophie, Hannah, Chantelle, Lulu
CLICK HERE to read the stories

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Khan Lee, Intermission, 2022

Khan Lee, Bracket, 2022

Khan Lee, Lost and Found, 2002-2022

Khan Lee, Lost and Found, 2002-2022

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Khan Lee, Blue, 2017

Lee, Main & Terminal, 2015

Lee, Cups, 2015_Install

Lee, Souvenir, 2016