Shows

<b>WEI-CHIEH KUNG</b> and <b>LYDIA YA CHU CHANG</b>'s <i>Blue House</i>, 2022, timber, at the TFAM Plaza, Taiwan. Photo by Annette An-Jen Liu. All images courtesy the artists and T

Wei-Chieh Kung and Lydia Ya Chu Chang’s Blue House

<b>RAGINI BHOW</b>, <i>Twin Flame</i>, 2022, crushed crystal, mica, acrylic, flashe on birch, 101.6 x 152.4 cm. All images courtesy the artist and Rubber Factory, New York.

Ragini Bhow’s “Second Wind”

Installation view of <b>AAAJIAO</b>'s <i>biubiu</i>, 2022, digital prints and film, dimensions variable, at

Aaajiao’s “I was dead on the Internet”

Installation view of <b>LAUREN BRINCAT</b>'s <i>Backstage</i>, 2022, rop cloths, brass eyelets, rope, and steel rods, dimensions variable, at

Lauren Brincat’s “women with fringes etc.”

Installation view of <b>TAUS MAKHACHEVA</b>'s <i>Charivari</i>, 2019/2022, mixed media installation, one-channel audio, dimensions variable, at

Taus Makhacheva’s “A Space of Celebration”

Gallery Weekend Beijing Returns with Its 6th Edition

Gallery Weekend Beijing Returns with Its 6th Edition

Installation view of <b>JOSEPH BEUYS</b>'s

Joseph Beuys’s “Aktion”

<b>DINH Q. LE</b>, <i>Ramayana #11</i>, cut and woven photographic prints mounted on strips of linen, 165 cm x 220 cm. Copyright the artist. Courtesy 10 Chancery Lane Gallery.

Dinh Q. Lê’s “The Thread of Memory and Other Photographs”

Hong Kong Baptist University’s Academy of Visual Arts Presents Its 2022 Graduation Show

Hong Kong Baptist University’s Academy of Visual Arts Presents Its 2022 Graduation Show

Installation view of <b>HANNAH GARTSIDE</b>'s (from left to right) <i>Artemesia</i>, <i>Sarah</i>, <i>Loie</i>, <i>Pixie</i>, and <i>Lilith</i> (all 2021) at

“Primavera 2021: Young Australian Artists”

<b>DAYANITA SINGH</b>, detail from the <i>Museum of Chance</i>, 2013, two large structures, 26 small structures, four tables, four stools, 162 framed photographs, dimensions variab

Dayanita Singh’s “Dancing with My Camera”

Installation view of <b>WILLIAM LIM</b>'s

Seeking Solace in a Garden: Interview with William Lim

<b>AI WEIWEI</b>'s <i>Turandot</i>, staged at the Teatro Costanzi of the Teatro dell'Opera di Roma, March 2022. All images courtesy Ai Weiwei Studio.

Ai Weiwei’s Turandot

<b>YEUNG HOK TAK</b>, <i>The Lion in Winter</i>, 2021, acrylic, color pencil, and oil on canvas, 76.2 x 60.9 cm. Courtesy the artist and Kiang Malingue, Hong Kong.

What’s Showing in Hong Kong, May 2022: Southside, Wan Chai, Kowloon