Teo Eng Seng’s “We’re Happy. Are You Happy?”
The solo exhibition at the National Gallery Singapore was a thought-provoking ode to the artist’s signature paperdyesculp technique and wry humor.
“Hernan Bas: The space between needful & needless” at Lehmann Maupin Seoul
Featuring twelve new paintings, Miami-based artist Hernan Bas’s latest solo exhibition is on view at Lehmann Maupin Seoul from April 10 to May 31, 2025.
Hong Kong X Xu Bing
Following the appointment as Hong Kong’s Ambassador for Cultural Promotion in 2024, Xu Bing initiates a series of large-scale art projects in Hong Kong. “Xu Bing in Hong Kong: Square Word Calligraphy” marks his inaugural commissioning art initiative.
Can Yıldırım and Lalin Mercan in “superanxiety”
Istanbul-based artist duo Can Yildirim and Lalin Mercan’s “superanxiety” at Kiralik Depo deftly captured the sensory overload caused by today’s media saturation.
Shows to See in Hong Kong, March 2025
Editors’ highlights from around Hong Kong this March.
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Art Happenings at H Queen's: A Cultural Hub for Art Month
As Hong Kong’s Art Month unfolds, one of the city’s most prominent cultural destinations, H Queen’s, emerges as a pivotal player in celebrating contemporary art.
“Passports and Identity Documents in the Hands of Artists”
Eight works by seven artists were presented in a single display case, repurposing state-issued documents as analogies for state control over travel privileges and identity formation.
Dancing with All: The Ecology of Empathy
The exhibition proposed a new, holistic approach to seeing the relationship between humans and natural world.
Shows to See in Melbourne, February 2025
Editors’ highlights for gallery and museum exhibitions around Australia’s second-largest city.
