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Identity, culture, belief, and faith do not always emerge at once. They take shape gradually, eventually becoming the foundation of lives through traditions, art, language, and everyday practices. Over time, these layers form the basis of how we come to understand ourselves and others. Belief often marks the beginning of this process; when it becomes […]
P21 presents Gonna Build a Mountain and Daydream, a solo exhibition by So Young Park, opening on October 10. Her second solo exhibition with the gallery features twelve new works, including a large-scale installation, alongside smaller canvases. Through a visual language rooted in impulse and sensation, the exhibition evokes a longing for worlds beyond immediate […]
ShanghART Singapore is pleased to present Lai Yu Tong’s first solo exhibition with the gallery, The Dogs, opening on 30 August 2025. Featuring a new series of works that centres around his encounters with a pack of stray dogs, the artist invites us to reconsider our relationship with entities that exist on the fringes of […]
Imprints of Time is more than an exhibition—it is a living dialogue that transcends time, dissolving the boundaries between past and future to weave Hong Kong’s collective memory into an unfolding, flowing narrative. Featuring ten artists spanning from the post-80s generation to Gen-Z, this show explores the intimate resonance between personal identity and the city’s […]
Artemin Gallery is pleased to present Still Telling, a solo exhibition by Chen YuChun, on view from August 2 to September 6, 2025. The exhibition invites viewers into the quiet yet deeply resonant world of an artist who prefers to remain hidden—one who reveals, with great subtlety, how she inhabits her memories of space and […]
Tang Contemporary Art Bangkok is proud to present Everything Was Where It Wasn’t, a solo exhibition by Filipino artist TRNZ, curated by Michela Sena. In this new body of work, TRNZ deepens his investigation into the fragile architecture of everyday life, revealing a world in quiet disarray where logic loosens, time folds in on itself, […]
Bangkok’s rapid urbanisation has drastically reduced the city’s green spaces, leaving residents increasingly disconnected from nature. Public parks have given way to shopping malls, and concrete and glass now dominate the skyline. As a result, many people find themselves confined to artificial environments, distanced from the natural world. This transformation extends beyond physical surroundings; it […]
The Stroll Gallery by Stella A&C (hereinafter called The Stroll Gallery), a Hong Kong-based venue that has been introducing the works of Korean artists, will host Suzy Kim’s solo exhibition <인사 | Insa: 맞닿은 첫울림 (Sound at First Touch) > from May 9 to May 24. This exhibition explores the intersection of gesture, sound, and […]
The Stroll Gallery by Stella A&C (hereinafter called The Stroll Gallery), a Hong Kong-based venue that has been introducing the works of Korean artists, will host ISoo Jeon’s solo exhibition In the Name of Love! from March 22 to April 26. This exhibition will showcase Jeon’s unique perspective on the world around him, articulated through […]
TARQ’s presentation for Art Basel Hong Kong 2025 includes new works by Saju Kunhan that delve specifically into familial archives and ancestral histories. Kunhan’s practice at large is an inquiry of the past through a personal lens, understanding history as a collection of memories. Employing a process of archival image transfer on recycled teak wood, […]
On June 23, 2024, Li Tang Community and A Space presented the group exhibition “On Broadway Street” in Brooklyn, New York, featuring eight Chinese artists living in New York City. This exhibition, a collaborative effort between Li Tang and A Space, unfolds a unique narrative that highlights the vibrancy of the artists’ creative practices alongside […]
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