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As Russia’s main outpost in the Far East, Vladivostok holds a strategic position that has been both a blessing and a curse for its development, not least culturally. >> Read more

Ran Dian Art Basel Hong Kong preview of galleries from Europe—Athens, Berlin, Brussels, London, Milan, Paris, San Gimignano, Salzburg, Torino, Vienna, Zurich >> Read more

Through theatrical re-presentations of reality via large-scale imagery, Wang Guofeng inspires the viewer to examine the lack of criticality in contemporary media. >> Read more

Afterwork takes its point of departure from Para Site’s ongoing Hong Kong’s Migrant Domestic Workers project >> Read more

I visited Gregor Hilderbrandt’s studio in West Berlin; a string of rooms are packed with seemingly every material and detritus possible....Gregor arrives, wearing dark jeans and jacket, and an un-tucked stripy business-shirt.... >> Read more

In her latest solo exhibition Affect/Effect: Transformation in the Work of Li Wei, Beijing-based artist Li Wei continues her pictorial strategies of deconstructing and rebuilding China’s landscape scenery in her signature technique. >> Read more

As celebrations abound for Singapore’s 50th jubilee, STPI kick starts the year with “Imprint: New Works by Suzann Victor”—a bountiful showcase of the artist’s profound creations in print methods and materials that differ from her customary use of theatrical devices, kinetic mechanisms, performance installations and object experimentations with the body, chandeliers and light. >> Read more

Randian will participate in "The Big Picture: Lives, Landscapes, Homelands in Australian and Chinese Art" conference for the panel discussion "Visual Literacy in the Asian Century", chaired by Aaron Seeto, on 12th September in Beijing. >> Read more

Transformation of Landscape Art in Canada: Inside and Outside of Being is a landmark, group exhibition of works by contemporary Canadian artists who have, using landscape as their language, explored their experiences and imaginations to create significant works in this genre. >> Read more

A plaza conjures thoughts of display—open, yet fluid space for people and events, a public place supporting and witnessing situations of whatever kind. The idea of theater—always integral to Zhang’s work—is not remote from a plaza, being in many ways a stage upon which action unfolds. >> Read more