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This was originally a true story. The time was the morning of the December 1, 1985; it was at a museum in New York. “Female Art” was the performance artist Linda Montano, and the translator was Ai Weiwei. The sculptor is, naturally, myself... >> Read more

[Press Release] Curator: Zhang Li 2014. 3. 22  -  5.18 Opening：2014. 3. 22 15:00-18:00 Curatorial Note: All those Outcomes Lai Jinna’s artworks in color pencil and ballpoint made their debut in a series in 2010. In “A Full Void” No. 1 and No. 2, pencils of four colors, red, green, blue and yellow, are used […] >> Read more

An ambitious audio-visual work by Carsten Nicolai has been commissioned by Art Basel Hong Kong to illuminate the city skyline during the fair in May. >> Read more

One of the discoveries at Art Stage Singapore this year was Thai artist, Uttaporn Nimmalaikaew's layered painting-on-silk installations shown by Singapore's Yavuz Fine Art. The 3D visual effect of the transparent silk-curtain paintings is eerie; there is a sense of airlessness and nausea. >> Read more

Mur Nomade is pleased to inaugurate its new space in Aberdeen with the exhibition Chan Wing Nga & Claire Lee.This exhibition is an attempt to illustrate the idea that silence can speak louder than words. It features photographs and paintings by two Hong Kong female artists, both of them expressing violence and suffering in very subtle, gentle and aesthetic manners. >> Read more

Yavuz Fine Art breaks the boundaries of convention and zeroes in on issues pertinent to the region. In the opening week of the Singapore Biennale, Iona Whittaker met Can Yavuz at the gallery, close to the Singapore Art Museum. >> Read more

The inaugural edition of Art021 opened officially yesterday in Shanghai to general acclaim and surprise. Fair-goers were quietly surprised by the quality of the booths, their overall positive response no doubt helped by the lack of prior expectations... >> Read more

‘I Have Something to Say’ brings to us four sets of new works by Chow Chun Fai. >> Read more

It is with pleasure that SGA WING #1 presents TRACKING BAUDELAIRE by Map Office, winner of the Sovereign Asian Art Prize 2013 for their photograph “Back Home with Baudelaire, No. 5” (2005). >> Read more

The electrical field is strong, the sound a hum. The room is a glistening white. There is a polite notice on the wall warning about potential damage to mobile phones and pacemakers during the executioner's steady work. >> Read more