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London Welcomes New Public Artwork Yayoi Kusama’s new sculpture Infinite Accumulation (2024) has been unveiled at London’s Liverpool Street rail station, marking the first permanent public installation in the UK by the 95-year-old Japanese artist. Around 10 meters tall and 98 meters long, Infinite Accumulation is her largest
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The iconic Korean artist explores the fabric and textures of life’s experiences. Camilla Alvarez-Chow
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On August 5, the prime minister of Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina, fled the country, ending her 15-year rule, and the army named a caretaker government to be led by economist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus. Over the past several weeks, Bangladeshi students have been met with a deadly government
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Tan Zi Hao The Tongue Has No Bones A+ Works of Art Kuala Lumpur July 6–27 The tongue is a peculiar organ. A complex structure comprising pure muscles—in scientific parlance, it is a “muscular hydrostat”—the tongue finds cognates in other mobile appendages, such as octopus tentacles and
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May 23 –August 18 Heidi Bucher: And Pull Yesterday into Today Museum of Contemporary Art and Design (MCAD), Manila From 23 May to 18 August 2024, the Museum of Contemporary Art and Design (MCAD), Manila, presents the exhibition Heidi Bucher: And Pull Yesterday into Today, a selection from the oeuvre
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As Korea plans to be a regional destination for the art market, the government imposes regulations to protect buyers and artists. Mioie Kwok
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Warehouse-Turned-Museum Opens in Korea A massive granary has been revitalized as a cultural landmark in the port city of Incheon, South Korea, welcoming Museum L as its latest tenant. Built in 1978, the 12,150-square-meter warehouse was once Asia’s largest, facilitating the storage and distribution of grain across Korea.
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Tetsumi Kudo Cages Hauser & Wirth Hong Kong May 31–Aug 31 In Aldous Huxley’s science-fiction satire Brave New World (1932), the British novelist presents a futuristic utopia where “most men and women will grow up to love their servitude and will never dream of revolution.” Huxley asks: is
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Camilla Alvarez-Chow
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Two painters, side by side, in their observations of daily life. Alex Yiu
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The first part of the free course by National Gallery Singapore. Discover works by Nirmala Dutt, Tang Da Wu, and others. Enrol today! National Gallery Singapore
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Mioie Kwok
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The up-and-coming Vietnamese filmmaker discusses the nature of time, trauma, and human intimacy in his controversial debut feature. JESSE CUMMING
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