Para Site Announces Departure from Quarry Bay Location
The experimental, Hong Kong-based art space will organize a “nomadic program” across the city next year. Harison Butler
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The experimental, Hong Kong-based art space will organize a “nomadic program” across the city next year. Harison Butler
The artist is among 20 recipients of the coveted “genius grant.” Harison Butler
The biennale treats transformation as something layered across scales and rhythms, at times seismic, at times imperceptibly slow. Louis Lu
“Turner and the Slave Trade” recasts Romanticism’s relationship to nature and landscape painting as a vehicle for colonial propaganda.
"Algorithms lack the spark of the human, whereas ‘authentic culture and art preserve this spark,’" hesaid in a recent speech.
The experimental, Hong Kong-based art space will organize a “nomadic program” across the city next…
Reinhart's personal style has come a long way since her days on 'Riverdale.'
The project began in 1989 under Scottish activist Ally Van Tillo, who died on August 30.
Despite persistent heavy rain in Tokyo, the preview for Tokyo Gendai 2026 opened yesterday (September 10th) to...
At British Art Fair, our dealers are on hand to share their expert knowledge. From offering insight into an artwork’s history, the artist’s practice, to what makes a piece significant.…
Contributed by Jonathan Stevenson / Chicago-based Em Davenport is a Gen-Z-er, still in her twenties, yet her solo show “love,” held over at Galerie Nicolas Robert, reveals a knowing old…
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Shahzia Sikander, Wafaa Bilal, Rina Banerjee, and more recount their experiences, Rabkin Prize winners announced, and introducing pocket reviews.
What does this year’s Kiaf SEOUL reveal about South Korea’s local art ecology and market conditions? Louis Lu
How is the age-old genre faring? Michele Chan
The singer on new motherhood, feeling inspired again, and why the Hungarian photographer's eerie, intimate images feel like her music.