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Installation view of “A Museum for All, a Museum for Dogs,” 2020, at National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea (MMCA) in Seoul. Photo by Park Swan. Courtesy MMCA.

Korean Museum Allows Dogs to Bring Their Human Companions

General overview of Vienna Contemporary in 2019. Image via Facebook.

Second Wave of Covid-19 Leaves European Art Fairs Weary

Still image from the documentary Inside the Red Brick Wall, 2019. Courtesy the Hong Kong Documentary Filmmakers and Ying E Chi Cinema, Hong Kong.

Hong Kong Filmmakers Decry Government Warning Messages on Protest Documentaries

Rendering of Mughal Museum, Agra, in 2015. Courtesy David Chipperfield Architects Berlin.

Indian Museum Focus Flipped from Mughal Art to Hindu Culture

General view of Art Dubai in 2019. Image via Facebook.

In-person Art Dubai 2021 confirmed for March

Installation view of *TULAPOP SAENJAROEN*'s solo exhibition “People on Sunday,” 2019–20, at 100 Tonson Gallery, Bangkok. Image via Facebook.

Thailand’s 100 Tonson Gallery Turns Nonprofit

An image of the Australian Aboriginal flag, designed in 1971 by artist *HAROLD THOMAS*. Image via Twitter.

Australian government seeks rights for Aboriginal Flag from Clothing company

Exterior view of He Art Museum, Shunde. Courtesy He Art Museum.

New Museum Highlighting Guangzhou Art Finally to open in October

*KIM NAM-JOON*, known as RM, of the K-pop group BTS, standing next to a painting by the Korean artist Yun Hyong-keun. Image via Twitter.

K-pop Star Wants to Make Art Books Cool

A group of Drik Gallery-led performers at the University of Dhaka acted as victims of extrajudicial killings. Photo by Habibul Haque. Image via Facebook.

Performance about Bangladeshi extrajudicial killings Attacked

Portrait of comic artist *THERESA LEE WAI-CHUN*, whose iconic character 13 Dots was a symbol of female independence in Hong Kong during the 1960s and ‘70s. Image via Facebook.

Obituary: Theresa Lee Wai-chun (c.1930–2020)

Artist and educator *KATE DAW*, known for her works about the female experience and her active involvement in Melbourne's arts community, has died. Image via Facebook.

Obituary: Kate Daw (1965–2020)

Sharjah’s Landmark The Flying Saucer Reopens

View of Melbourne Art Fair 2018. Courtesy Melbourne Art Fair.

Melbourne Art Fair Cancels 2021 Edition