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PKM Gallery will open the year with From Hands, a group exhibition on view from February 4 to March 21 at the main building. This exhibition highlights the ‘handcrafted’ works of six artists— Inchin Lee (b. 1957), Kim Syyoung (b. 1957), Myungjin Lee (b. 1995), Koo Hyunmo (b. 1974), Young In Hong (b. 1972) and […]

KOTARO NUKAGA Tennoz is pleased to present Keita Morimoto’s solo exhibition ‘what we told ourselves‘ from January 17 to March 7, 2026.  Keita Morimoto has continuously referenced baroque paintings and early 20th-century American realism in his work, depicting artificial sources of illumination, such as streetlights, neon signs, and the glow from a vending machine in […]

This exhibition marks the second chapter in the ongoing series titled 《The Collapse Manual》. Rather than contemplating an end, the project proposes a gaze beyond collapse, imagining the forms of existence that may newly emerge from what has fallen apart. Systems we perceive as broken do not remain in stasis. Instead, they transform their structures […]

Johyun Gallery will participate in Frieze LA 2026, which opens with a VIP Preview on February 26, 2026, at Santa Monica Airport in Los Angeles, USA. This presentation proposes contemplation and meditation as shared aesthetic keywords across a broad spectrum of artistic practices—including sculpture, painting, installation, and art furniture—while offering another depth of contemporary art […]

ARARIO GALLERY SHANGHAI presents After the Reaction, a group exhibition by CHEN Xiaozhi (b. 1980), LU Chunsheng (b. 1968), SUN Yiwen (b. 1991), and YAN Heng (b. 1982), which employs “chemistry” as a central metaphor to explore the ongoing effects of technological innovation, social structures, and historical narratives in contemporary life. Here, “chemistry” is not […]

Boedi Widjaja’s solo exhibition “Immortal Words :: 字基” is now on view at ShanghART Singapore Annexe, running through 1 March. The project splices poetry with genetic code, meditating on the diasporic condition.The artist asks: if history is displaced, how might it take up new space through the body? His four-line toponymic poem spatialises as DNA […]

P21 presents Unapologetic, a group exhibition featuring nine women artists, as its first exhibition of 2026. The exhibition explores the contemporary female body and emotion, labor and identity through a wide range of media, including painting and sculpture. Drawing from personal experiences and private narratives, the participating artists candidly foreground sensation, play, and self-absorption that […]

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Meet CHA Hyeonwook

CHA Hyeonwook (b. 1987) has continued a distinctive painting practice that explores the themes of memory, temporality, and personal identity through the acts of collecting and reconstructing.

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Mitchell Poon (b. Brooklyn, New York) is an artist working primarily with drawing, printmaking, and bookbinding. His work is inspired by his experience growing up a third generation Chinese American, a personal mythology, Chinese symbolism and numerology, and his family’s archive. His compositions reference symbolism and numerology to add additional layers of meaning to his […]

Jasphy Zheng is a multidisciplinary artist whose work examines the invisible structures shaping everyday life: beliefs, rituals, and unspoken rules that quietly govern how we relate to one another. Through participatory frameworks involving both objects and non-objects, she creates situations where meaning emerges through collective presence and negotiated interaction. Her projects often begin with a […]

Wu Yumo (武雨墨), born in 1995 in Inner Mongolia, China, currently resides and works in Beijing, China. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography from the Rhode Island School of Design (2021, with Honors) and a Master of Arts in Photography from the École cantonale d’art de Lausanne (ECAL) in Switzerland (2023, with […]

Law Yuk-mui is a multidisciplinary artist and art educator who lives and works between Chiba, Japan, and Hong Kong. Working primarily through expanded cinema, she adopts methodologies of field research to intervene in everyday urban spaces. Her practice attends to the physical traces of history, bodily memory, the marks of time, and the operations of […]

Fengzee Yang is a Chicago-based artist who makes body-vessels that encapsulate suspended identity and echo nonlinear time, where memory, absence, and longing coexist. She earned her BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Her works have been exhibited at spaces including Comfort Station, The Plan, Slow Dance Space, Tala, ARC Gallery, Artruss, […]

Matthew Chung (b.1996) is a Korean American multidisciplinary artist working across image-making, printmaking, and sculpture. Born and raised in Los Angeles and currently based between the USA and the UK, his practice engages with both traditional and emergent technologies to explore new material and conceptual outcomes. Rooted in a spirit of experimentation, Chung treats his […]

Yi-Han (Audrey) Chou is a New Media Artist & Choreographic Researcher working across time-based and embodied mediums. Her multidisciplinary research spans interactive & real-time system design, experimental filmmaking, site-specific performances, durational performances, audio- visual, sound design, and immersive production. Through cross-disciplinary frameworks, she explores themes of dysphoria, displacement, and sonic landscapes— centering embodied storytelling as […]

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Asian Art Contemporary invites submissions for the virtual exhibition Fables in Form, a showcase where contemporary Asian artists explore the interplay between narrative and visual form. The exhibition considers how stories—personal, cultural, or imagined—are shaped not only by their content but also by the way they are expressed through artistic practice. Paintings, drawings, and other […]

Asian Art Contemporary is pleased to announce an open call for submissions to the upcoming virtual exhibition, Situated Stories. This exhibition examines how narratives emerge through context, storytelling, and the application of medium in artistic practice. Contemporary Asian artists worldwide are invited to submit works that engage with this theme—whether through personal histories, cultural memory, or […]

Asian Art Contemporary is pleased to announce an open call for submissions to our upcoming virtual exhibition, Rhythms of the Unseen. We welcome contemporary Asian artists worldwide to submit works aligned with this theme. Rhythms of the Unseen explores the invisible forces that shape artistic expression—movements, emotions, and histories that pulse beneath the surface of […]

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