Shows
“Against the Light: Sampling in Two Cities”
Tapping cultural specificities of the Cantonese-speaking region in Southeast China, the exhibition focus on a younger generation of artists. Joe Zhu
The Editors
Ideas
I Go Where I Go: Interview With Setsuko Ono
Ned Carter Miles
Shows
Boaz Vaadia’s “Boaz Vaadia | 1951–2017”
The retrospective contained some strong examples, but failed for the most part to show Vaadia’s ability to express finesse from his creative process. Ned Carter Miles
Ideas
Highlights From Samson Young’s “Songs for Disaster Relief World Tour” At M+ Pavilion
Sophie von Wunster
Imported
Leung Chi Wo’s “Something There and Never There”
Central to Leung’s works is the notion of temporality, a reminder that everything eventually comes full circle, only to repeat itself endlessly. Karen Cheung
Ideas
Highlights From India Art Fair 2018
Ned Carter Miles
News
Busan Biennale Names 2018 Directors
HG Masters
Ideas
Old Wave Brings Empty Shells: Interview with Minstrel Kuik
Chloé Wolifson
Shows
Luke Heng’s “After Asphodel”
Luke Heng transliterated the liminal “non-place” of the Fields of Elysium in 16 recent works in his solo exhibition. Marybeth Stock
News
French Artist Invader Defaces Bhutanese Monasteries
Julee WJ Chung
News
Hong Kong’s Harbour Arts Sculpture Park To Host First Exhibition
Julee WJ Chung
News
Shortlist of Jameel Prize 5 Released
Sophie von Wunster
Ideas
Holding Up A Mirror: Interview With Michaël Borremans
Sophie von Wunster
Shows
Timo Nasseri’s “All the Letters in All the Stars”
The artist attempts to unravel the mystery of the four letters through the constellations over Abbasid-era Baghdad. Lesley Ann Gray