Monthly Archives: April 2010

Three leading Chinese art curators to educate collectors at Asia Art Forum 2010

Posted on April 20, 2010

COURSES CHINESE HONG KONG ART AND COLLECTING Three top Chinese contemporary art curators will come together for the first time in Hong Kong. Along with market experts they will be at the Asia Art Forum 2010 to help fulfill an unmet need: educating hungry … Continue reading →

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Indian contemporary artist Reena Kallat: Art Radar exclusive interview

Posted on April 20, 2010

INTERVIEW INDIAN CONTEMPORARY ART Reena Kallat (1973) is one of the best-known Indian contemporary artists today. In this Art Radar Asia exclusive interview she discusses her influences, artists she admires, the contemporary art scene and the painstaking techniques used to create her … Continue reading →

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‘Guerilla’ gallerist on introducing Banksy to Asia, art atmosphere in Hong Kong- interview

Posted on April 14, 2010

HONG KONG ART MARKET Two year old gallery Fabrik, known for its unique guerilla exhibitions and for bringing Western iconic artists to Asia, sets up permanent home in Hong Kong. The Fabrik Contemporary Art Gallery is young in Hong Kong, … Continue reading →

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Anish Kapoor given sculptural commission in London's Olympic Park

Posted on April 14, 2010

ANISH KAPOOR TO DESIGN SCULPTURE FOR LONDON’S OLYMPIC PARK Anish Kapoor’s new work, to be titled The ArcelorMittal Orbit, will commemorate the London 2012 Olympics in Olympic Park. Anish Kapoor has received a commission to construct The ArcelorMittal Orbit … Continue reading →

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Art about curators: Korean artist Yang Ah Ham's No Nonsense solo show

Posted on April 13, 2010

“Out of Frame” video still Courtesy the Artsonje Centre KOREAN CONTEMPORARY ART Netherlands-based Korean artist Yang Ah Ham turns her focus on the art world itself. In her work “‘Chocolate Head” , a series of head sculptures of famous curators around … Continue reading →