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Much has happened in Beijing a few months back, but looking over shows large and small there hasn’t been much to show for, other than “social shows” that you can’t really make head or tail out of, shows that lack daring. Ran Dian invited Bian Ka to talk about his ideas in his own show, “A Chemical Love Story”… >> Read more

Gallery EXIT is pleased to announce "VIOLENCE ON DEMAND", >> Read more

Kukje Gallery is pleased to announce Gridded Currents, a group exhibition featuring four artists actively engaged in the global contemporary arts scene, from July 20 to August 20, 2017. >> Read more

We are compelled to ask what it is that makes a once rich history constantly look back, restore and purify itself, so much that we can only observe and reflect on a single point on its temporal axis? >> Read more

Mo Shang Experiment is proud to announce, in conjunction with Xiao Qi Zu, on 12th November 2016, we will be jointly introducing Singapore artist Anthony Chin's first solo exhibition . >> 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

A solo show of lacquer paintings by one of China’s most celebrated contemporary artists, curated by Paul Moorhouse, to coincide with Art Basel in Hong Kong. >> Read more

［Press Release］ Electronic Pacific – Contemporary Art Exhibition Opening: March 8, 2014 (Saturday) at 6pm Exhibition Date: March 9, 2014 – March 29, 2014 Venue: 709 Lingshi Road, Building No. 40-2F, Shanghai, China Curator: Justin Hoover Artists: An Xiao, Chen Hangfeng, gal*in_dog aka Guillermo Galindo, HeejinJang, Huang Xiaopeng, JD Beltra, Laura Hyunjhee Kim, Li Xiaofei,Lynn […] >> Read more

Interview with Audrey Yeo, founder and Director, Yeo Workshop >> Read more

Chris Moore interviews Larry Warsh, an art collector and longtime friend of Ai Weiwei, who, in May 2011, installed Ai’s “Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads” at the Pulitzer Fountain in Manhattan, New York. Since then the "Circle" has begun a tour of the world, including the courtyard of Somerset House in London >> Read more