Shows to See in London, October 2023
What’s showing at smaller institutions and galleries in London during its 20th-anniversary edition of the Frieze Art Fair.
Yeung Tong Lung & Sze Yuen’s “Solo · Exhibition · Twice II: Of Seeing”
In one exhibition, two Hong Kong artists showcased their paintings together again, after 28 years.
“Angela Su proudly presents: Lauren O — The Greatest Levitator in the Polyhedric Cosmos of Time”
A project that lies at the junction of the historical and the parafictional.
Shinji Ohmaki’s “The Depth of Light” at A4 Art Museum in Chengdu
Tracing the trajectory of existence through light; Shinji Ohmaki’s first exhibition in mainland China.
Shows to See: Late September, 2023
A Vietnamese-American painter’s solo, retrospectives of a Japanese architect, new works from a Lebanese sound artist, a ghostly lithium battery factory, and six artist-nominees.
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The Grand Ambitions of Alper Aydın’s “Fata Morgana”
Turkey’s largest open-air solo installation sees Alper Aydin come to terms with the Anthropocene.
Fan Yan’s “Jeux Thèmes Variations”
Former viola player turned painter Fan Yan explored the interaction between the visual and the aural in her first solo exhibition at Alisan Fine Arts.
Performance Recap: Melati Suryodarmo’s UNPACKED NO. 1: Love
The influential Indonesian performance artist revisits her past works in a performative lecture.
“Welcome >_< Take a Seat Wherever (cringevibing on a downward spiral)”
A Hong Kong art exhibition explores themes in meme culture, Gen Z nostalgia, and digital phenomena.
