Shows
Summer in Beijing: Six Must-See Institutional Shows
A rediscovered modern realist, bodies in displacement, and geological deep time. MICHELE CHAN
Michele Chan
Shows
Regarding the Pain of Images: Dinh Q. Lê at 10 Chancery Lane
The Vietnamese American artist maimed the image to hold it open—it is through the wound that the photograph speaks. MICHELE CHAN
News
Protests and Shutdowns Engulf 61st Venice Biennale Opening
Artists, unions, and activists set the tone for the world's most prominent art exhibition. Michele Chan
News
61st Venice Biennale Jury Resigns
The panel stepped down eight days after announcing it would omit Israel and Russia from awards consideration. MICHELE CHAN
Issue
Up Close: Liang Yuanwei
Michele Chan
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Hong Kong: Zhang Peili: A Day
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Rutherford Chang: Hundreds and Thousands
Michele Chan
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Venice Biennale Jury Bars Israel and Russia from Official Prizes
The awards jury will exclude from consideration any country whose leaders are charged with crimes against humanity. MICHELE CHAN
Market
Is Hong Kong Back? The GRAND PRIX de Basel 2026
Art week thundered through March at full capacity—but who are we running for? MICHELE CHAN
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Venice Biennale Artists Call to Bar Israel, Russia, and the US from 2026 Edition
Read the full letter from more than 70 artists and curators calling on the Biennale to bar official delegations from Israel, Russia, and the US. MICHELE CHAN
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Gabrielle Goliath to Present Canceled South African Pavilion in Venice
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People
Potatoes Grow on Trees: Hu Yinping Replants Meaning in Making
With three presentations in Hong Kong this month, Hu Yinping’s longrunning “Hu Xiaofang” collective reroutes how care, labor, and community are organized and seen. MICHELE CHAN
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Up Close: Tishan Hsu
Michele Chan
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Taipei: Samson Young: Pavilion
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