China’s quiet cultural revolution: A guide to 4 art districts
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Beijing-based art centre Director Philip Tinari named Curator of Armory Focus 2014
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What’s in a name? Inaugural ArtInternational in Istanbul – exhibitor round up
Follow An eleventh hour change of name did little to dampen exhibitor enthusiasm for Istanbul’s newest art fair. Does the…
Turkey’s art in troubled times: Istanbul gallerists’ view from the ground
Follow Istanbul gallerists describe today’s contemporary art scene in Turkey. September 2013 sees Istanbul embrace two large-scale contemporary art events,…
Tokyo’s top 6 public artworks
Follow From stickerbombs to giant spiders, Tokyo’s public art is out to impress. Appearances are vitally important for Olympic host…
Feeding Australia’s art hunger: Sydney Contemporary 2013 Director Barry Keldoulis – interview
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Sotheby’s Hong Kong Autumn 2013 sales: What will go under the hammer?
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Singapore curator Louis Ho on the meaning of silence – interview
Follow Singapore-based curator Louis Ho on silence, meaning and the insularity of islands. From 31 August to 22 September curator…
Keeping it clean: Indian artist Krishnaraj Chonat on changing histories – video interview
Follow Bangalore based multimedia artist Krishnaraj Chonat looks at the effects of urbanisation on the diverse Indian landscape. In a…
Is art a good investment? NPR investigates
Follow Can collecting contemporary art be good for business as well as pleasure? An audio talk aired on 19 June…