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After Frieze and FIAC, Artissima is the last European art fair in the autumn frenzy of art fairs. It is also a vibrant art fair in a beautiful setting in the capital of the Piedmont province. The fair’s date in autumn is well chosen: autumn is colorful and atmospheric in Piedmont, and, of course, it […] >> Read more

Artissima is a year-round research project that involves a team of leading curators and museum directors from around the world. >> Read more

Innovative and experimental, Artissima focuses on young and avant-garde artists, >> Read more

Hong Kong-based artist Kong Chun Hei on showing at Artissima art fair in Turin. >> Read more

Artissima can very much be compared to the culinary delicacies and the eating habits of Torino and its province, the Piemont, famous for its truffles and the Slow Food movement. The attitude of the fair is also slow in the sense that the art presented is far from being fast consumable "bling-bling" art >> Read more

Mali Wu and Francesco Manacorda will serve as co-curators of the 11th Taipei Biennial in 2018, Taipei Fine Arts Museum (TFAM) has announced. >> Read more

How did we get here? Fiac was fizzo-amazing. But not everyone gets to go to the ball, and this is where the rôle of the subsidiary art fair is so important. It can be a step up. Or it can be a step down, possibly off a cliff. >> Read more

Frieze looked good. There was much less of the not-so-good stuff and less garish art than in previous years. It was more brainy and subtle. And there were buyers! >> Read more

Asia Art Center has established A+ Contemporary, a brand new platform in Shanghai, to acknowledge the vibrant and innovative spirit of the time. >> Read more

Manila’s contemporary art scene is often described as “dynamic,” but one wonders at the implications of the word’s overuse—and whether, in this case, if it can be fairly applied to all levels of art practice in the Philippine capital... >> Read more