Taus Makhacheva’s “A Space of Celebration”
Telling stories that exist somewhere between fact and fiction.
Gallery Weekend Beijing Returns with Its 6th Edition
After its pandemic-induced postponement, the annual event will open on June 24.
Joseph Beuys’s “Aktion”
Unfurling the artist’s populist politics.
Dinh Q. Lê’s “The Thread of Memory and Other Photographs”
Weaving together multiple depictions of war and its ramifications.
Hong Kong Baptist University’s Academy of Visual Arts Presents Its 2022 Graduation Show
On view from June 6 to 18 at Kai Tak Campus.
ArtAsiaPacific Issue 128 (May/Jun 2022) — available now!
- Features: Taring Padi, Jumana Manna, Vaginal Davis
- Profiles: Shubigi Rao, Tsubasa Kato
- Essay: Gudskul
- Reviews: Chua Mia Tee
“Primavera 2021: Young Australian Artists”
A dynamism ran through the latest edition of the annual survey.
Dayanita Singh’s “Dancing with My Camera”
Reconsidering photography’s relationships to time and place.
Seeking Solace in a Garden: Interview with William Lim
The architect speaks about his latest exhibition, “Willows Dark Flowers Bright.”
Ai Weiwei’s Turandot
Incorporating commentary on today’s political events within the operatic tale of love and exile, Ai’s retelling of Turandot opened at the Teatro Costanzi in Rome in March.
