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As one of Japan's leading contemporary artists, Tatsuo Miyajima's three principles of “keep changing, connect with everything, and continue forever”—precedes any survey presentation of his art. >> Read more

The Man Who Never Threw Anything Away borrows its title from an installation of the same name in Ilya Kabakov’s Ten Characters (1988). >> Read more

‘Things that can happen’ is a non-profit art space located in the historic district of Sham Shui Po, in Kowloon, at the heart of Hong Kong. 'Things' aims to provide a platform for open experimentation and dialogue in response to the rapidly changing social, political and cultural context of our city. >> Read more

J: GALLERY is honoured to present “Noise”, the second episode of the serial exhibition “Total War or Nothing at All”, >> Read more

Reflecting on Wang Jian's extensive body of work and research material this exhibition brings together photography, works on paper and large-scale oil paintings to interrogate the origins of Wang Jian's explorations in metaphysics, Chinese Maximalism (after Gao Minglu) and international minimalism. >> Read more

A new commission following Hong Kong’s participation in the 56th Venice Biennale >> Read more

J: GALLERY is pleased to present “Hot”, the first episode of the serial exhibition “Total War or Nothing at All”, curated by Chen Chenchen, young artist, curator and musician. >> Read more

Chambers Fine Art is pleased to announce the opening on May 14 of Ten Thousand Things: New Works by Wu Jian’an. >> Read more

Eschewing the tangible details, like state iconography or paeans to Singlish and the "kampung" spirit, Lee’s oblique approach suggests that things which may not seem to have much to do with Singapore could actually tell us much more than signifiers fraught with overuse... >> Read more

One of the most influential artists of his generation, Baselitz was dismissed from art school after only two semesters for "gesellschaftspolitisch unreif" ("socio-political immaturity")... >> Read more