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The Vancouver Art Gallery is pleased to present Pacific Crossings: Hong Kong Artists in Vancouver, an exhibition showcasing the work of David Lam, Paul Chui, Carrie Koo and Josh Hon, created before and after their relocation to Vancouver throughout the 1960-80s. >> Read more

Liang Shaoji, dubbed as a “Recluse” residing in a remote mountain, purely devotes to art by his idiosyncratic creations imbued with ecological aesthetics. He has adopted silkworms as his artistic medium for twenty-eight years. ShanghART is delighted to present his solo exhibition “Sha Sha Sha” on the first floor of the West Bund new space […] >> Read more

THE ASIA CONTEMPORARY ART SHOW RETURNS FOR ITS 10TH EDITION NEXT SPRING Unveiling Important New Features at the First Event in Hong Kong Art Week >> Read more

de Sarthe Gallery is pleased to announce a new gallery in Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong's emerging art district. The location encompasses 9,820 square feet >> Read more

Chronus Art Center is pleased to announce the much-anticipated presentation of Datumsoria: An Exhibition of LIU Xiaodong, Carsten Nicolai, and Nam June Paik. >> Read more

Curated by William Lim July 7 – 30, 2016 Opening July 7th, 2016 Tang Contemporary Art is proud to present a solo exhibition of contemporary Hong Kong artist Lam Tung Pang, the curatorial debut by renowned Hong Kong-based architect and collector William Lim. Exhibiting at their Central space from July 7 – 30, 2016, “Planting […] >> Read more

Acentered: Reterritorised Network of European and Chinese Moving Image during Art Basel Hong Kong. Presented by the Art Basel Crowdfunding Initiative, Acentered is part of the Crowdfunding Lab and curated by Videotage. >> Read more

Hong Kong, Wednesday March 9 th, 2016: The 8th edition of the very popular and successful Asia Contemporary Art Show opens in two weeks with an invitation-only VIP Collectors Preview on Thursday March 24 th, >> Read more

What happens when we abolish the illusory one-dimensionality of life? >> Read more

The government approaches this art market thingy the way a tiger mother might, not because art is good for folks but for glory and good marks—because she really is very competitive. It is soft power, red in tooth and claw. >> Read more