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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

*KATSUSHIKA HOKUSAI*'s Virudhaka (Ruriō) being struck by lightning, 1829, ink on paper. Courtesy the British Museum. Image via Facebook.

Resurfaced and Rare Hokusai Drawings Acquired by the British Museum

*JOSÉ ROCA* will lead the 23rd Biennale of Sydney. Photo by Alejandra Quintero Sinisterra. Courtesy the Biennale of Sydney.

The 23rd Biennale Of Sydney Reveals Artistic Director

Rendering of Powerhouse Museum at Parramatta. Image via Facebook.

Flood Risk Prompts Redesign of Parramatta Powerhouse

*UUENDY LAU*'s metronome Dancing with Nature, 2020, is one of more than 70 entries to Design Trust's micro-initiative “Design Trust: Critically Homemade.

Homemade Design Prototypes To Tackle Pandemic Issues

Mono-ha artist *NORIYUKI HARAGUCHI* has passed away. Photo by Scott Rudd. Image via Facebook.

Obituary: Noriyuki Haraguchi (1946–2020)

Installation view of *LELAND MIYANO*’s Huaka‘i / A Wake, 2019, invasive botanical and found materials, canoe plants, at Foster Botanical Garden, Honolulu Biennial 2019. Photo by C

Hawaii Triennial 2022 Announces Title and Curatorial Team

Exterior view of DECK, Singapore. Photo by Darren Soh. Image via Facebook.

Another Singapore Arts Center To Lose Its Space

The National Museum of Beirut, badly damaged during the port explosion, begun restoration work on August 31. Image via Twitter.

Art Community Strives to Repair Damage in Beirut

Millions donated for anti-racism initiatives at Californian art schools

*CELIA HO* is now curator at Para Site, Hong Kong. Photo by Dor Lau. Courtesy Para Site.

Celia Ho Appointed Curator at Para Site