New Works: Ahmet Güneştekin
East and west know no boundaries and time is malleable.
Cheng Rang’s “Diary of a Madman”
Feelings of alienation and discovery as a foreigner in a new location, specifically New York.
Sivadol Sitipol’s “Back to the Moon”
A fascination with dualistic ideas of light and dark, good and evil.
Raja’a Khalid’s “Solar Flare, Always Red”
An insider
Mami Kosemura’s “Pendulum”
An artist who work explores the nature of memory and the effects of passing time.
“Indulging in Imagination – Exhibition of Old Master Q’s Comics Works”
A tribute to Wong Chak, the father-and-son artist duo who created the light-hearted comic character Old Master Q (OMQ).
Simon Fujiwara’s “Joanne”
Documenting a woman’s efforts to regain control of her own image.
Simon Starling’s “At Twilight (After WB Yeats’ Noh Reincarnation)”
Reimagining a Noh drama and resurrecting a tumultuous moment in history.
