2022 to present
De Ying Foundation is a charitable organization dedicated to supporting contemporary art in China and globally. As Collection Curator, Li Qi collaborates with the acquisition committee to develop a world-class collection of 21st-century Chinese art.
2024 to present
Sunpride Foundation collects and exhibits queer art to inspire and support LGBTQ+ artists and communities. As Program Manager, Li Qi advises on the foundation’s various programs in partnership with artists, art professionals, and institutions worldwide.
2021 to present
Audemars Piguet Contemporary champions creativity by commissioning international artists to produce contemporary artworks. As Guest Curator, Li Qi curated the 2021 commission with artist Yu Ji and continues to develop art programs across Asia.
2023 to present
Asian Art Roundtable is an international curatorial network launched by the Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan.
2026.03 | Artforum
“Overcoming greater difficulties has always been my way forward,” Yu Ji told me when we sat down in her studio in Chinatown.
2025.10 | Afterall Journal
Li Qi coins the term “futuristic chinoiserie” to compare the present moment of the global AI race with the fantastic visions of China that arose in post-Enlightenment Europe.
2025.10 | Artforum
It ultimately held a mirror to the present, with countries along the Indochinese Peninsula and the South China Sea once again being pulled into opposing spheres as a new contest unfolds across the Indo-Pacific.
2025.09.29 | Macau
Developed in collaboration with Shanghart, the art program at AP House Singapore features art works by Wu Yiming, Jiang Pengyi, and Han Mengyun.
2025.08.11 | Hong Kong
Developed in collaboration with Rossi Rossi, the art program at AP House K11 features art works by Szelit Cheung and Tenzing Rigdol.
2025.07.29
2024.06.26 | Singapore
Developed in collaboration with Silverlens, the art program at AP House Singapore features art works by Mit Jai Inn.
2025.04 | Artforum
Against the backdrop of China’s bursting real estate bubble, Chong has brought his “Endless Summer” to China’s economic winter, offering his favorite method for navigating life: through fiction.
2024.12.24-27 | Chiang Mai and Bangkok
Under the framework of the Asian Art Roundtable, the research project examines contemporary developments while offering fresh insights into historical phenomena.
2024.11.15 | Hong Kong
Developed in collaboration with Kiang Malingue, the art program at AP House The Henderson features art works by Yeung Hok Tak, Su-Mei Tse, and Chou Yu-Cheng.
2024.10.29
2024.09.01 | Macau
Developed in collaboration with ShanghArt Gallery, the art program at AP House Macau features art works by Robert Zhao Renhui, Wu Yiming, Jiang Pengyi, and Liang Yue.
2024.08.13 | Seoul
Developed in collaboration with Gladstone Gallery, the art program at AP House Seoul features art works by Philippe Parreno, Andro Wekua, and Damián Ortega.
2024.07.29
2024.05.31-06.03 | Tokyo
Over four intensive days of presentations and group discussions, the roundtable members organized their ongoing research into four thematic areas: Community, Spirituality, Migration, and Digital/Materiality.
2024.04.25
2024.03.29
2024.02.16 | Tokyo
Aiming to build international networks for the next generations artists, curators, and researchers.
2023.11.08 | Shanghai
An essay commissioned by Fosun Foundation on the occasion of the museum solo exhibition of Ugo Rondinone.