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Hu Xiangqian’s artistic practice derives from a subtle relationship between current events and personal experience. He recently held a solo exhibition at Long March Space. Yuan Fuca speaks to the artist about the issues of performance in video, as well as art and affect. >> Read more

Hong Kong, June 26, 2015—Lehmann Maupin Hong Kong is pleased to present Nocturnal Friendships, an exhibition that examines various forms of friendship and considers the idea of friendship in relation to desire, the erotic, and death. >> Read more

The art of Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset treats the event and experience of exhibitions as their media—including theatrical interaction with the audience. While frequently playful, most of their work has a strong political seam... >> Read more

Initially, the hotel's eclectic sense of curation and placement are overwhelming, but nonetheless the effort to make art a crucial part of the design is a welcome one. >> Read more

A review of Heman Chong at FOST gallery in Singapore—an artist of "provocative indeterminacy".
 
 
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Gagosian Hong Kong is pleased to present Alberto Giacometti's complete suite of lithographs Paris sans fin (Paris without end) together with key sculptures, paintings, drawings, photographs, and archival material from the same period, shedding new light on the creation of one of the major artist's books of the twentieth century. >> Read more

In what marks the resolution of an historic episode, some 12,000 Tibetan-language books have been returned to China.
 
 
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These four artists come from four different countries that together span East and South East Asia. Placed besides one another, the art work of these four artists show a certain unity as much as a distinction. This unity is a commitment to the materiality of artistic practice not simply the basis of much of artistic practice but, as its subject. >> Read more

Although it has been five years since the launch of Carnegie International's “Life on Mars” in 2008, the 2013 edition surprises one as a truly focused and intellectually challenging show, proving the long wait to have been worthwhile. >> Read more

ICA Director Gregor Muir speaks about his first contact with the artist Zhang Enli's work, their shared impressions of Shanghai, Zhang Enli's artistic practice and why now is the time for a show in London by one of China's "lasting artists". >> Read more