What does it mean to be Iranian? Artists pose the question – in pictures
Follow Iranian contemporary artists from the post-revolution period ask what it means to be “authentically Iranian”. An exhibition at the…
The continuous reinvention of Hong Kong art – Caroline Ha Thuc book review
Follow Art writer Caroline Ha Thuc explains how Hong Kong’s contemporary art builds bridges between a place and its people.…
Explaining multimedia performance art – event alert
Follow What exactly is multimedia art? Kung Music Workshop is bringing together Hong Kong creatives to explore and explain. Kung…
Art Basel Hong Kong announces first Film sector
Follow Art Basel Hong Kong has released details of its 2014 edition, which will include a new sector dedicated to…
Making art accessible: Neha Kirpal on India Art Fair – interview
Follow India Art Fair’s Founder and Director Neha Kirpal sheds light on the contemporary art scene in India. With the…
6 Southeast Asian artists to watch in 2014 – curator Louis Ho’s predictions
Follow Singapore curator Louis Ho reveals his top six Southeast Asian artists for the coming 12 months. 2014 is already…
What’s in store for Chinese art in 2014? Colin Chinnery’s watch list
Follow From up-coming artists to art fair fatigue, we bring you key predictions for the year of the horse. As…
Australian Ben Quilty wins inaugural Prudential Eye Awards in Singapore – news
Follow Australian artist Ben Quilty takes home USD30,000 and the chance to exhibit at London’s Saatchi Gallery. On 18 January…
Good news from Iran: 11 emerging Iranian artists
Follow Young artists are bringing fresh ideas to one of the world’s oldest civilisations. Iran’s tumultuous history and troubled relationship…
“Beyond official culture”: Philip Tinari on Chinese contemporary art – interview
Follow Philip Tinari, who will curate “Armory Focus: China” in New York in March 2014, highlights the dynamism of Chinese…