Highlights from Art Basel Hong Kong 2023
AAP’s editors spot trends and pick favorites at the big fair.
Aotearoa Art Fair Rebounds as Auckland Races for Post-Covid Recovery
A gambling act after the city’s severe arts funding cuts.
New Destination, Same Mission: Interview with Arario Gallery
With the opening of its new flagship home in Seoul, AAP talks to Arario Gallery about its plans for 2023 and beyond.
Aotearoa Art Fair Returns to Auckland
New Zealand’s premier showcase of contemporary art will take place from March 2 to 5, 2023.
ART SG Establishes New Fair as a Global Arts Event
A report on the fair’s inaugural edition from January 12 to 15.
Expanding Artists’ Reach: Interview with Sullivan+Strumpf
AAP caught up with Sullivan+Strumpf gallery after its expansion to Melbourne to hear how the gallery is looking ahead.
Unconventional Instigator of Ideas: Interview with kurimanzutto
After the opening of a new gallery space in New York in 2022, AAP talks with Monica Manzutto about 20-plus years of supporting artists.
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Finding Time: Art Collaboration Kyoto Negotiates a New Here and Now
More than just a place to buy and sell art.
Fresh Faces Turn Heads at Christie’s Hong Kong 2022 Autumn Sales
Ultra-contemporary steals attention away from big names.
ART SG Debuts in January 2023
The first edition brings together art galleries from across Asia and around the world to Singapore.
Digital Art Fair Xperience
Amid crypto winter can digital designers find a climate to grow?
Strong Sales Despite Pound Concerns: Frieze London 2022
“The people most impacted by the recession are not in this room.”
Revisiting Places New and Old: Interview with de Sarthe
AAP speaks to de Sarthe gallery as it launches new spaces in Hong Kong and the United States.
Uncertainty Prevails at Sotheby’s Hong Kong 2022 Autumn Sales
The five back-to-back art sales on October 6 and 7 fell behind their 2021 totals.
