Endless Forms Most Beautiful & Wonderful
Jon Gernon Fine Art•Mar 27, 2026 — May 02, 2026
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Yeachin Tsai recent painting “Endless Forms Most Beautiful & Wonderful” at Jon Gernon Fine Art.
March 27 – May 2, 2026
With sculpture by John Greenhut
**Opening Reception:
Saturday, March 28, 5–7 pm**
Jon Gernon Fine Art
182 River Street
Troy, NY 12180
518-487-0350
https://www.yeachintsaifineart.com/endless-forms-most-beautiful-wonderful-new-show
An excerpt from the essay “Without Beginning or End—The Trans-Temporal Art of Yeachin Tsai”:
Tsai’s lines—whether circular or straight—move. While literally static on the paper, they contain within them the energy of the artist’s gesture as they endlessly redraw themselves before the viewer. The two major traditions which inform Tsai’s work—traditional Chinese calligraphy and painting and modern abstraction—share an important kinesthetic ground. Critic Harold Rosenberg’s description of Abstract Expressionism as “action painting” is in many ways applicable to Chinese calligraphy and painting: the paper is akin to the canvas which becomes “an arena in…
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Endless Forms Most Beautiful & Wonderful
Jon Gernon Fine Art•Mar 27, 2026 — May 02, 2026
Press Release
Yeachin Tsai recent painting “Endless Forms Most Beautiful & Wonderful” at Jon Gernon Fine Art.
March 27 – May 2, 2026
With sculpture by John Greenhut
**Opening Reception:
Saturday, March 28, 5–7 pm**
Jon Gernon Fine Art
182 River Street
Troy, NY 12180
518-487-0350
https://www.yeachintsaifineart.com/endless-forms-most-beautiful-wonderful-new-show
An excerpt from the essay “Without Beginning or End—The Trans-Temporal Art of Yeachin Tsai”:
Tsai’s lines—whether circular or straight—move. While literally static on the paper, they contain within them the energy of the artist’s gesture as they endlessly redraw themselves before the viewer. The two major traditions which inform Tsai’s work—traditional Chinese calligraphy and painting and modern abstraction—share an important kinesthetic ground. Critic Harold Rosenberg’s description of Abstract Expressionism as “action painting” is in many ways applicable to Chinese calligraphy and painting: the paper is akin to the canvas which becomes “an arena in…














