China, Four Ways: Pretense and Propaganda in Venice
Big doesn’t always mean better, and small doesn’t always mean interesting. China extolled its cultural “virtues,” while Hong Kong lost itself in an opacity of metaphors.
Adriano Pedrosa’s Bold Provocations in “Stranieri Ovunque – Foreigners Everywhere”
The curator from Brazil challenges audiences to think about their own positions, and culture writ large.
Walking the Earth’s Surface in “territory”
In the group show at Spruth Magers Berlin, five artists interrogate temporal and physical boundaries.
Resisting Order and Power in “Le Contre-Ciel”
Curator Olivia Shao explores acts of ritual and resistance at Hong Kong’s Empty Gallery.
Shows to See in Asia in May 2024
From Singapore to Seoul, the major museum exhibitions of the season.
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Asia’s Migratory Histories Explored in “Nomadic”
Looking at Asia through stories of diaspora and human displacement.
Podium Gallery Opens with “Weirding Worlds”
Shuyi Cao, Anastasia Komar, and So Young Park imagine alternatives to the Anthropocene.
Progressions of the Rainbow in “Ay-O: Hong Hong Hong”
M+ showcases the Japanese artist’s vivid, and humorous, spectrum of works.
Wong Ka Ying’s “Plastic Love”
A Hong Kong artist’s arcade of plastic aesthetics and obsessions.
