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Fayen d’Evie and Nicholas Tammens from 3-ply, together with Shi Yong, will be invited to contribute a dialogue covering aspects of the exhibition Lets Talk About Money: >> Read more

How do we form judgments about art? Obviously this is a difficult question on which to reach a consensus. If we are to judge whether a work of art is part of what is commonly regarded the canon of art history, we cannot ignore a very important group of participants who play an integral role in the constitution of art history – collectors. >> Read more

Pace Beijing is pleased to announce the solo exhibition of Liu Jianhua “Square” from September 20 to November 8. >> Read more

Shanghai Gallery of Art is pleased to present REVERSE, Takshi Kuribayashi‟s first solo exhibition in Mainland China. >> Read more

The Hong Kong Arts Development Council (ADC) and M+ (Hong Kong’s up-and-coming museum for visual culture and contemporary art in the West Kowloon Cultural District) announced today that Tsang Kin-Wah has been chosen to represent Hong Kong at the 56th Venice Biennale in 2015... >> Read more

A Series of Artist Residencies, Open Studios, Micro-Exhibitions, Kunst Salons, Parties, Provocations, and a Group Exhibition Curated by Li Zhenhua and David Elliott >> Read more

PANDAMONIUM, the title of this exhibition, suggests two conflicting ideas: the soft, cuddly, diplomatic, almost clichéd, image of the Panda, one of the great symbols of China to the outside world, and the wild, fertile, noisy disorder of Pandemonium, the place of all demons in Milton’s ‘Paradise Lost’. >> Read more

A Series of Artist Residencies, Open Studios, Micro-Exhibitions, Kunst Salons, Parties, Provocations, and a Group Exhibition Curated by Li Zhenhua and David Elliott >> Read more

Borrowing from the Art Basel model, Art Stage Singapore has this year sought to emphasize content, and to integrate it closely with the sales imperative of the fair. >> Read more

Echoing the first words of A Tale of Two Cities (1859), Charles Dickens’ famous novel set at the time of the French Revolution, this exhibition jumps forward to the present to consider how contemporary art and aesthetics use the past to express the future. >> Read more