Louis Lu

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Home Ground: Tokyo Gendai 2025 and the New Asian Circuit

September in Japan is often called geijutsu no aki (芸術の秋)—the autumn of art. Tokyo Gendai’s third edition, running September 11–14 at Pacifico Yokohama, moved from its previous July slot to capitalize on this cultural moment. Louis Lu

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Tokyo Gendai 2025: 6 Galleries to Watch

One week after the art world gathered in Seoul for Frieze, Japan’s major art fair, Tokyo Gendai, returns to PACIFICO Yokohama for its third edition from September 12-14. Here are 6 booths to look out for at the fair. THE EDITORS

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Open Call: 2025 Foundwork Artist Prize

The award includes an unrestricted USD 10,000 grant, remote studio visits with each of this year’s esteemed jurors, and an interview as part of Foundwork’s Dialogues program. Partnership with Foundwork

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AGNSW Employees Rally Against Job Losses Amid Funding Crisis

Sanle Yan

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One on One: Lin Jingjing on Wael Shawky

For the One on One in AAP’s 144 issue, Chinese-born multimedia artist Lin Jingjing (aka Lov-Lov) reflects on her first encounter with Wael Shawky’s video work at the 2024 Venice Biennale. Lin Jingjing

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Lining Revealed—A Journey Through Folk Wisdom and Contemporary Vision

Louis Lu

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Wawi Navarroza: Wild at Heart

Hung Duong

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Akil Ahamat: Extinguishing Hope

Yuna Lee

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Ranti Bam: My Works Have Soul

Larissa Kikol

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Whispering Gallery: Surfing the Tides of Change

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Art Fair Report: Quiet Times

Louis Lu & 
Michele Chan

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Layers of Accumulated Time—Depicting the world we live in

This exhibition seeks to shed light on various aspects of the world by exploring a range of temporal perspectives. Partnership with 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa

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The VH AWARD Announces Grand Prix Recipient and Exhibitions of the 6th VH AWARD

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Su Meng-Hung, Desolate Landscape on the Golden Screens

Tina Keng Gallery will present Su Meng-Hung’s large-scale folding screen installation at the Unlimited sector of this year’s Art Basel. Partnership with Tina Keng Gallery