Róng Museum of Art Reveals Its Curatorial Team

Freya Chou, Li Jia, and Susanna Zhu join the Shenzhen institution ahead of its 2027 opening. Harison Butler

Weekly News Roundup: October 23, 2026

Art Basel Paris 2026 closes early, ART SG reveals 2027 highlights, Tammy Nguyen to debut opera during closing of 61st Venice Biennale, and more. THE EDITORS

Azu Nwagbogu to Helm Tasweer Photography Biennial 2027

The Nigerian curator will direct the fourth edition, slated to open in Doha in April 2027. Eva Brank

Peter Nagy, 1959–2026: A Remembrance

The American artist and co-founder of Nature Morte passed away in New Delhi, aged 66. Arthur Solway

Chanel Expands Support for M+ in Extended Partnership

The French luxury house broadened its commitment from moving image to museum-wide programs. Harison Butler

Community and Sustainability: Notes from Scotland

Danya Faisal, Bayan Ashour, and Afia Bin Taleb reflect on community engagement and institutional collaboration after visiting Scotland as part of Art Bridges, a professional development program organized by Saudi Arabia’s Visual Arts Commission. THE EDITORS

The Power of 70 Decibels: Lawrence Abu Hamdan’s “Repercussions”

The Private Ear’s four-day takeover at the Barbican asked what constitutes a sonic crime and what we have made inaudible. Chloe Chu

Asia NOW Returns to Paris for its 12th Edition

This year’s theme, “Sentimental Value,” invites us to reflect on how artworks acquire meaning through memory, relationships, and connections, with a poignant focus on soil as a symbol of grounding. Presented by Asia Now

The Choreopolitics of Looking: Interview with Paul Pfeiffer

On the occasion of Paul Pfeiffer’s solo exhibition at Perrotin LA, Mark Pieterson spoke with the artist about the entangled visual economies of sports, pop culture, and religion. MARK PIETERSON

Weekly News Roundup: October 16, 2026

Danh Võ commissioned for The Met’s 2027 Genesis Façade, Asian Art Biennial reveals artist lineup for 10th edition, Biennale Jogja Foundation suspends operations, and more. The Editors

Anne Imhof on Discipline, Agency, and “House of Swans”

The German artist and choreographer’s exhibition is currently on view at Hong Kong’s Tai Kwun Contemporary. Louis Lu

Musquiqui Chihying’s “A Life of Navigation” at Hayward Gallery

Concise and intentionally curated, the works on view marry curiosity with humor to reveal the shift in mood of the past decade. Christopher Whitfield

A Fermata in Venice: Reconfiguring the Rhythms of the Everyday

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Karachi Biennale 2027 Canceled Due to War Conditions

Its fifth iteration, curated by Noor Ahmed, was originally scheduled to take place in Jan 2027. Yixuan Zhang