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Photo of the entrance of the UCCA Center for Contemporary Art Beijing. Image via Facebook.

Matisse Exhibition Halted in Beijing as French Museum Refuses Loan

Exterior view of Taipei Fine Arts Museum. Image via Facebook.

Weekly News Roundup: March 4, 2022

Queensland Museum has been heavily impacted by the flood along with their partners in the Queensland Cultural Centre. Image via Twitter.

Floods Force Closure of Brisbane Cultural District

A 3D rendering of <b>PAVLO MAKOV</b>'s <i>Fountain of Exhaustion</i>. Courtesy the artist.

Art World Decries Russian Invasion of Ukraine

*TEAMLAB*, _Resonating Microcosms - Solidified Light Color_, 2022, interactive digital installation, endless. Sound: Hideaki Takahashi. Production Support: Hirohito Saito (OryZa De

Weekly News Roundup: February 25, 2022

Portrait of *BILLY TANG*. Photo by Shuwei Liu. Courtesy Para Site, Hong Kong.<br>

Billy Tang to Lead Hong Kong’s Para Site

Portrait of *MONA SAUDI*. Image via Instagram (@mona.saudi).

Obituary: Mona Saudi (1945–2022)

Rendering image of the Museum of Art and Photography (MAP) in Bengaluru. Copyright the Matthew and Ghosh Architects. Courtesy MAP.

Weekly News Roundup: February 18, 2022

Curated by *HIT MAN GURUNG* and *SHEELASHA RAJBHANDARI* (on the left), the first-ever Nepal Pavilion will feature works by *TSHERIN SHERPA* (on the right). Photo by Chhiring Dorje

Weekly News Roundup: February 11, 2022

Photo of (from left to right) Gizi Foundation's chairman *PARK SEONG-HO*, artist *PARK SEO-BO*, and Gwangju Biennale Foundation's president *PARK YANG-WOO* at the ceremony. Courtes

Gwangju Biennale Establishes Park Seo-Bo Art Prize

Portrait of (left) <b>CECILIA ALEMANI</b> and (right) <b>ROBERTO CICUTTO</b>. Courtesy the Venice Biennale.

59th Venice Biennale to Explore Posthuman Conditions

Visitors to Art Basel Hong Kong in 2021. Courtesy Art Basel.<br>

Art Basel Hong Kong Postponed to May 2022

Interior view of the Grand Palais, Paris. Courtesy Art Basel.

Weekly News Roundup: January 28, 2022

Installation view of *NAM JUNE PAIK*'s 18.5-meter-tall television tower _The More, The Better_ (1988) at National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MMCA), Gwacheon. Courtesy M

Nam June Paik Video Tower Lives Again