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Almine Rech Gallery London is pleased to present a selection of works by American artist Tom Wesselmann. >> Read more

urpassing any other medium, ink painting has embodied ideas of the Chinese culture and its arc of identity throughout the millennia. In Southeast Asia, with ink artists from the Chinese diaspora predominantly based in Singapore, the pioneer-generation artists continued with the literati ink tradition in the Nanyang. >> Read more

Double Fly is back in action! This summer, the nine double fly members will once again assemble and reunite for some nonexistent-meaning. They will live and create art as if they were Chinese migrant workers. Double Fly believes that as artists they are also migrant workers with the same Bohemian complexities: psychologically migratory, sadistic, masochistic, and simultaneously indifferent. This time […] >> Read more

Once again, Art Basel was a huge success. Outside, people were swimming in the Rhine under the June sun and sausages were as ridiculously expensive as ever. And there was lots of art sold, often at record prices, if you believe the breathless reports. IF. It is almost pointless writing about Art Basel. Sharing photos, […] >> Read more

Simon Lee Gallery New York is pleased to present The Leftovers, a group exhibition organized by Franklin Melendez and Romain Dauriac which explores ideas of shelter. >> Read more

Art Central is a big tent in many ways besides the obvious. The art and the galleries are an eclectic mix, frequently more focussed on design, kitsch and decoration than engaging the competitive collecting of Art Basel acolytes and the art intelligentsia (real or pretentious). >> Read more

1 MARCH 2017 Pace Gallery is proud to announce its return to Art Basel in Hong Kong in March 2017 at Booth 1C22. >> Read more

Liang Shaoji, dubbed as a “Recluse” residing in a remote mountain, >> Read more

Delicately transposed, it is the displaced materiality in Eric Baudart’s works that spurs their contemporary resonance. >> Read more

The South Island Cultural District (SICD) galleries, art spaces and artist studios will open their doors as part of Art Basel HK and Art Central VIP Programs. Yet this even is also open to the general public and the admission is free. >> Read more