Cities of the future: What’s next for art and urbanism? Default 13 interview
Follow An international residency programme is bringing together 18 Asian and European artists to discuss art and urban regeneration. From…
Market force or critic’s voice? Art Basel Hong Kong 2013 Salon – video
Follow Is it time for art critics to make way for the markets? Speakers at Art Basel Hong Kong’s first…
Cyborgs and goddesses: Indian and Australian artists reframe femininity – picture feast
Follow A group show of works by female artists from India and Australia redesigned femininity for the 21st century woman.…
Arab Museum of Modern Art appoints new director amid expanding Qatari art-scape
Follow Moroccan-born curator Abdellah Karroum will develop Doha museum’s international programmes when he takes over in June. On 25 May…
Three trends in Chinese contemporary art – Karen Smith book review
Follow Art critic Karen Smith looks back on twelve months in Chinese contemporary art and identifies emerging trends. In April…
Venice Biennale 2013: 5 pavilions that reveal Asia’s diversity
Follow From Japan’s video installation of post-quake memory to Turkey’s robots and tattoos, here’s a selection of five Asian pavilions…
Mixed results but confidence high: Christie’s Hong Kong Spring 2013 evening sale results
Follow Asian buyers splashed out on Chinese abstract and contemporary Filipino art at Christie’s 25 May 2013 Evening Sale in Hong…
Art Basel Hong Kong 2013: a fair to remember?
Follow As the first edition of Art Basel Hong Kong closed its doors, visitors, exhibitors and critics shared mixed responses.…
Burmese artist Htein Lin breaks free of censorship and prison – interview
Follow Burmese artist Htein Lin opens up about creating art in prison, his battle against censorship and his anticipated return home…
“We had no studios until the ’90s’”: Hong Kong artist panel at Art Basel – video
Follow Four artists and a curator from Hong Kong discuss identity and creative processes in the city, opening the Art…