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Explore galleries, museums, nonprofits, universities, artist-run spaces, residency programs, foundations, art fairs, and cultural organizations across the Asian Art Contemporary Network.
Whitestone Gallery
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ShanghART
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Artemin Gallery
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P21
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TARQ
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AOD Museum
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KOTARO NUKAGA
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Gajah Gallery
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Li Tang Community
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ucca
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Spruce Gallery
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Asia Art Archive
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Yeo Workshop
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Alisan Fine Arts
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The Stroll gallery
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Across the Network
Discover the latest exhibitions, public programs, publications, institutional announcements, partnerships, and cultural initiatives taking place across the Asian Art Contemporary Network. Together, these updates reflect an active ecosystem connecting organizations and communities throughout contemporary Asian art.
Artemin Gallery is delighted to present That’ll Hold, the Taiwan debut solo exhibition of Barcelona based artist Jan Vallverdú. Thought tends to privilege finished forms while forgetting their genesis. We coexist with events, objects, bodies, and other organizations. Yet these outcomes may be nothing more than momentary actualizations: always provisional resolutions of a far more […]
Gajah Gallery returns to Art Jakarta 2026 this October with an intergenerational presentation, bringing together artists from across Southeast Asia, with a focus on practices from Indonesia alongside artists from Malaysia and Singapore. The presentation considers how artists across generations and contexts engage with and transform the possibilities of their chosen mediums. The works reflect […]
Gajah Gallery Singapore presents Source Code, the second solo exhibition by Balinese artist Jemana Murti, opening in October 2026. The exhibition presents a focused examination of Jemana’s evolving practice in response to his Balinese identity within modernity, exploring the tensions between cultural heritage and technological advancement. Raised in a family of artists and deeply influenced […]
Text: Jianing Lu, Asian Art Contemporary™ Li Tang presents Third Space Is a Verb International Juried Exhibition from August 17 to October 30, 2026. The exhibition approaches the third space as an ongoing condition that is continually produced. Within this framework, identity becomes a shifting process shaped by memory, language, movement, cultural experience, and one’s […]
Alisan Fine Arts is pleased to present A New Horizon, featuring artists Fong Chung-Ray and Hung Hsien. Both artists immigrated to Taiwan as teenagers and later settled in the US, where they reside today; Fong in California, and Hung in Texas. Fong and Hung were part of the Fifth Moon Group, a prominent Taiwan art […]
Alisan Fine Arts celebrates 45 years of championing contemporary Chinese art in 2026. Chao Chung-hsiang, alongside notable artists like Zao Wou-ki, Chu Teh-chun, Walasse Ting, and Lui Shou-kwan, has been a vital part of the gallery’s history since our early days. Chao studied under the renowned Lin Fengmian at the National College of Art in […]
This exhibition is a story about healing—for all of us. The worlds each of us carries are different, but artist Lee Ji Eun believes the exhaustion and uncertainty we feel within them are not so different after all. Through paintings filled with quiet stories, she wanted to gently ease this tired life and mind, even […]
In conjunction with Singapore Gallery Month, Yeo Workshop is pleased to present Scenes from Another Life, a group exhibition curated by Chelsea Pettitt, Director of the Bagri Foundation at Gillman Barracks. The mise-en-scène, a well-known French term that encompasses ‘what is put into the scene’, comes alive in this group exhibition. Featuring four artists Noor […]
Singapore, August 2026 — ShanghART Singapore presents 13 Nightmares by Taiki Sakpisit, opening on 15 August 2026. Over the past two decades, Sakpisit has developed one of Southeast Asia’s most distinctive practices, dissolving the boundaries between cinema and contemporary art. Frequently drawing upon Thailand’s histories, folklore and political imaginaries, Sakpisit’s works are rooted in the […]
ARARIO GALLERY is pleased to participate in KIAF SEOUL 2026, held at COEX in Seoul from September 2 (Wed) to 6 (Sun), 2026. Our booth will present works by 11 Korean artists: AN Gyungsu (b. 1975, Korea), CHA Hyeonwook (b. 1987, Korea), KANG Cheolgyu (b. 1990, Korea), KOO Jiyoon (b. 1982, Korea), LEE Eunsil (b. […]
Singapore – July 27, 2026 — Gajah Gallery is pleased to announce its debut presentation at Frieze Seoul, featuring works by contemporary artists from across Southeast Asia. Conceived as a constellation of encounters, the presentation brings into focus the complexity and plurality of practices that define the region’s contemporary art landscape. Among the sculptural highlights […]
Reflections on Home and Abroad (Alisan Fine Arts New York), How Asian Is It? (The Milton Resnick and Pat Passlof Foundation), and recent conversations on contemporary Asian art in New York. Text by Webson Ji, Asian Art Contemporary™ Contemporary Asian art occupies a distinctive position within New York’s art ecosystem. It is often used to […]
Artemin Gallery is delighted to present Small Flame, the Taiwan debut solo exhibition of South Korean artist Donghoon Rhee. Inspired by Tzuyu’s heartfelt words at TWICE’s first solo concert in Taiwan,”From that moment, a small flame of hope was lit in my heart,” the exhibition reflects on the emotional intersection of pop culture and collective […]
KOTARO NUKAGA Roppongi is pleased to present “Original Copy,” the first solo exhibition in Japan by Oriol Vilanova, from August 1 through September 12, 2026. Vilanova has made the rounds of flea markets and antique fairs around the world, and, using the postcards he has collected over many years as his primary material, he creates […]
Jakarta, 14 July 2026 – Gajah Gallery Jakarta presents Menamai | Naming, a solo exhibition by Indonesian artist Octora that examines how colonial systems of knowledge continue to shape contemporary ways of seeing. Through a new body of work encompassing photography, weaving, sculpture, and installation, the exhibition considers how acts of naming and representation continue […]
The sought-after automotive artist presents a self-directed collection shaped by memory, ambition, faith, and the imagined life. MANILA, PHILIPPINES — July 2026 — Contemporary Filipino artist Marc Abasolo presents his first solo exhibition, Chrome Dreams of Elsewhere (Motion, Memory, and the Imagined Life), opening on July 18, 2026 at Spruce Gallery in Ortigas Center. The […]
Singapore, 29 June 2026 – Gajah Gallery Singapore presents Days That Slip Away Untouched, a solo exhibition by Indonesian artist Uji “Hahan” Handoko Eko Saputro. Following its debut in Jakarta, the exhibition continues Hahan’s investigation into the shifting relationship between physical reality and its digital mediation. Working across painting, sculpture, and sound, Hahan examines how […]
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