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On February 23, celebrated sculptor, installation artist, and educator Ming Fay died at his home in New York, aged 82. He is best known for creating immersive sculptural gardens and public installations that examine the symbiotic relationship between humans and the natural world. Born in 1943 in Shanghai to artist
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On February 12, Miyeko Murase, a pioneering curator and scholar of Japanese art, passed away at the age of 100. Born in 1924, Murase launched her academic career at New York’s Columbia University. In 1962, she joined as an assistant professor in the department of art history and archaeology
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Hyundai Motor Group Unveils New Cultural Collaboration Project Hyundai Motor Company has announced a new partnership scheme, the “Hyundai Translocal Series,” that aims to foster cross-cultural exchanges between Korean and international art institutions over the next decade. The program will support joint research, commissions, exhibitions, and publications focusing on translocal
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On February 24, South Korean artist Ayoung Kim was announced as the recipient of the 2025 LG Guggenheim Award. Launched in 2023, the prize was conceived as part of the LG Guggenheim Art and Technology Initiative—a five-year collaboration focused on supporting artists who work at the intersection of art
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The exhibition proposed a new, holistic approach to seeing the relationship between humans and natural world. HG Masters
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Taiwanese Public Art Museum Announces Two New Collaborations For its upcoming exhibitions, the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts (NTMoFA) has announced collaborations with Paris’s Centre Pompidou and Santa Fe’s IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts (MoCNA). Co-organized with the Centre Pompidou and set to open in April,
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Editors’ highlights for gallery and museum exhibitions around Australia’s second-largest city. THE EDITORS
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Amid a week of major cultural and political events, the 16th edition of the India Art Fair (IAF) featured a record 120 galleries and institutions at the NSIC Exhibition Grounds. Mario D’Souza
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In an abrupt turn of events, Australia has decided to drop Khaled Sabsabi as its national representative at the 2026 Venice Biennale, following a scathing article in The Australian newspaper about the Lebanese-born artist’s early work depicting a Hezbollah leader. Michael Dagostino, a longtime supporter of Sabsabi’s, has
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Rajiv Menon Contemporary to Launch Permanent LA Space On February 17, Rajiv Menon Contemporary will open its flagship gallery space on Highland Avenue in Los Angeles, California. Founded in 2023, Rajiv Menon Contemporary bridges South Asian and diasporic perspectives with the United States. Though rooted in South Asian identity and
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Hosted in the historical city of Diriyah, Sotheby’s made its Saudi Arabia debut on February 8. Louis Lu
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Qatar is set to be the first country in three decades to construct a permanent national pavilion on the leafy grounds of Giardini, one of the Venice Biennale’s main exhibition venues. Located near the park’s entrance and adjacent to the James Stirling-designed Book Pavilion, the structure will be
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On February 10, Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei was denied entry to Switzerland after Zurich Airport authorities rejected his Portugal-issued visa. Documenting the situation on social media, Ai revealed that Swiss border patrol held him in the airport overnight before putting him on a flight back to London the next
