June 2018 – ArtRadarJournal.com

The spaces that shape us: Korean artist Do Ho Suh in Venice

Jun 30, 2018 Brittney

Follow Art Radar has a look at Do Ho Suh’s work on show in Venice on the occasion of the…

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Feminist art and research on alternative art education in post-1968 Japan: Shimada Yoshiko – artist profile

Jun 27, 2018 Brittney

Follow Art Radar profiles Japanese video and performance artist Shimada Yoshiko. Art Radar attended two presentations at Hong Kong’s Asia…

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“ROLLIN’” through sonic cities with Turkey’s Nevin Aladağ – artist profile

Jun 26, 2018 Brittney

Follow Nevin Aladağ ponders autonomous sound and urban rhythms in “ROLLIN’”, hosted by STUK in Belgium. The Turkish multimedia artist…

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“Phantom Arm”: tackling virtual space at SeMA, Buk Seoul Museum of Art in Seoul, Korea

Jun 25, 2018 Brittney

Follow Buk Seoul Museum of Art presents a group show of 6 artists and teams designed to see how the…

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Hungry to create: re-exploring the work of Filipino Pacita Abad – artist profile

Jun 24, 2018 Brittney

Follow Art Radar has a look at late Filipino artist Pacita Abad’s practice on the occasion of her latest exhibition…

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The Taiwan Biennial announces the curators and its official theme for the 2018 edition

Jun 23, 2018 Brittney

Follow Presented by the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, and opening on 22 September, the 2018 Taiwan Biennial, “Wild…

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“Medium @ Play”: Indonesian women artists on transmutable material at Gajah Gallery, Yogyakarta

Jun 20, 2018 Brittney

Follow Indonesia’s Gajah Gallery hosts an all-female group show on materiality and object interaction. Curated by Dr Wulan Dirgantoro and…

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Basel, fast and slow: Art Basel 2018 + VOLTA14 – fairs round-up

Jun 20, 2018 Brittney

Follow The Art Basel and VOLTA14 fairs closed last weekend with strong turnout from over 100 countries, largely by Asian…

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“Ray Trace”: Indian artist Baiju Parthan’s stereoscopic prints at Art Musings, Mumbai – in conversation

Jun 19, 2018 Brittney

Follow The unique solo exhibition displays artworks that re-imagine our perception of reality and are created using a combination of…

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“Common Front, Affectively”: artists explore the digitally networked environment at Nam June Paik Art Centre, Seoul

Jun 18, 2018 Brittney

Follow The Nam June Paik Art Centre in Seoul displays the works of 13 international artists and artist groups that…

The spaces that shape us: Korean artist Do Ho Suh in Venice

Feminist art and research on alternative art education in post-1968 Japan: Shimada Yoshiko – artist profile

“ROLLIN’” through sonic cities with Turkey’s Nevin Aladağ – artist profile

“Phantom Arm”: tackling virtual space at SeMA, Buk Seoul Museum of Art in Seoul, Korea

Hungry to create: re-exploring the work of Filipino Pacita Abad – artist profile

The Taiwan Biennial announces the curators and its official theme for the 2018 edition

“Medium @ Play”: Indonesian women artists on transmutable material at Gajah Gallery, Yogyakarta

Basel, fast and slow: Art Basel 2018 + VOLTA14 – fairs round-up

“Ray Trace”: Indian artist Baiju Parthan’s stereoscopic prints at Art Musings, Mumbai – in conversation

“Common Front, Affectively”: artists explore the digitally networked environment at Nam June Paik Art Centre, Seoul

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