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FOST Gallery is proud to showcase My Forest Has No Name by Donna ONG. >> Read more

We are delighted to announce the exhibition opening of Donna Ong - Artist in Residence at KRINZINGER PROJKETE, Schottenfeldgasse 45, 1070 Vienna on June 26th. >> Read more

Hong Kong—Pearl Lam Galleries is proud to present two solo exhibitions of works by Kour Pour (b.1987, England) and Su Dongping (b.1958, China) in Hong Kong. Kour Pour is known for his elaborate carpet paintings that depict familiar symbols of different cultures and universal concepts of beauty. Inspired by an early education in textiles from […] >> Read more

On July 20, 2014, a bronze sculpture of the late Cantonese star, Anita Mui, was officially unveiled at the Avenue of Stars in Hong Kong. >> Read more

The first edition of the Yinchuan Biennale which will open on September 9, 2016 with the participation of 74 artists from 33 countries including China and will culminate on December 18, 2016. >> Read more

Forests and jungles have been seen as anything from bastions of harmonious tranquility to wolf-haunted wastelands or tracts of resources to be cataloged and exploited. >> Read more

Lorenzo Rudolf talked to Randian about the need for a stronger non-commercial scene (including museums) in Southeast Asia, better bridges and connections throughout the region, and how he will continue to keep his eyes on China. >> Read more

Sometimes the local Singaporean art scene can be overlooked, not least because the major galleries in Singapore tend to be foreign. FOST Gallery is an exception. >> Read more

Art Stage Singapore has just opened and here are some pictures to prove it. The VIP preview got off to a slow start but built as the evening wore on. Early responses are mixed, ranging from very positive to cautious optimism >> Read more

In its 2016 edition, Art Stage Singapore will introduce the Southeast Asia Forum, which aims to emphasise the balance between art, commerce and content. >> Read more