Gravity and Grace in Gregory Halpern’s “King, Queen, Knave”
After reaching a creative dead end, the American photographer returned to his roots in Buffalo, New York to document the residents and their environment.
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Natasha Tontey’s “Primate Visions: Macaque Macabre”
Newly commissioned works at Museum MACAN explore Minahasan myths and ecology.
Shows to See in Singapore, January 2025
Highlights of gallery exhibitions during Singapore Art Week 2025.
Tough Love in Richard Billingham’s “Ray’s a Laugh”
This trailblazing monograph, reissued three decades after it was first published, captures an English family in all its majestic complications.
Shows to See at Mumbai Gallery Weekend 2025
Highlights from exhibitions around India’s megacity.
Kim Lim’s “The Space Between. A Retrospective”
In a long overdue retrospective, Kim Lim effortlessly merges the universal and the personal to elevate simplicity into profound expression.
“Avant-Garde Now: Performing for the Camera” at M+
A recap of a one-day performance symposium in Hong Kong looking at the relationship between the body and technology.
Rirkrit Tiravanija’s “DAS GLÜCK IST NICHT IMMER LUSTIG”
At Berlin’s Gropius Bau, the Thai artist addresses sociopolitical issues through interactive installations and culinary projects.
Cole Lu’s “The Engineers”
At the Bangkok Art Biennale, Cole Lu harnesses fire and ash to explore where stories begin and how they grow through us.
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