Visualizing the Inner Eye: An Interview with José Parlá
Learning to paint what cannot be seen.
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The Mischievous Clamoring of Ornament: Interview with Tunji Adeniyi-Jones
A painter describes the many chromatic and cultural spaces inhabited by the figures in his canvases.
Shows to See in Hong Kong: From Sheung Wan to Chai Wan
From Sheung Wan to Central and further east on Hong Kong Island, here are the shows to look for during Hong Kong’s art season.
What to See During Hong Kong’s Art Month: Southside
For Hong Kong’s art season, the galleries in the Southern District prove that they are full of new offerings.
Negotiating Reality in “Uncanny Valley”
Chinese artists explore bodily unease at Gagosian Hong Kong
Reflections on Asian LGBTQ+ Art and Issues at “Myth Makers”
“Myth Makers – Spectrosynthesis III” at Tai Kwun Contemporary
Soft Power, Hard Truths: An Interview with Pio Abad
How can we remember actively to ensure that we won’t forget?
ArtAsiaPacific Issue 132 (Mar/Apr 2023) — available now!
- Features: Jes Fan, Hong Kong Museums
- Profiles: Club Ate, Nikhil Chopra, Inci Eviner
- Reviews: Singapore Biennale, Bangkok Art Biennale, and more
- plus Art Fair Report, News, Whispering Gallery
Highlights from Issue 132
Mar/Apr 2023
Active Spirits of Return
Ghost 2565 and exhibitions that confront figures of the past