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Kwon Hayoun earned her BFA in Art Plastique from the Ecole superieure des beaux-arts de Nantes Metropole in 2006 and BFA in Arts Visuels from the same school in 2008. She went on to pursue a post-gra

Known for his collaborative work with the likes of Thom Yorke, Anthony Gormley and Marina Abramovic, Belgian choreographer Damien Jalet has made a career of melding dance with other artforms. His late

A woman pulls an archer's bow at a dot painting. The arrow hits a white dot. She removes it before covering the dot with a square of white tissue paper. An action work by Soungui Kim, Ten thousand ugl

India's first-ever contemporary sculpture park has launched its second edition. The not-for-profit project, inaugurated in December 2017, transformed the Madhavendra Palace in Nahargarh Fort, Jaipur,

Here she is: Kwon Hayoun, an artist who splits her time between France and Korea. She reconstructs histories or others' experiences and memories into 3D animations, VR videos, and sound installations

It takes some restraint not to reach out and touch the art when walking through a Kohei Nawa exhibition. From the stuffed animals covered in glass bubbles in his 'PixCell' series to the polished, futu

A major figure in Japanese contemporary art, Kohei Nawa reinvents sculpture by associating cultural tradition and new technologies. We sit down with the 44-year-old Osaka-born, Kyoto-based artist.

SEOUL — Noh Sangho's solo exhibition, The Great Chapbook II, contains more than 1500 works. Hundreds of plastic ziplock bags containing Noh's watercolor drawings hang on 11 chrome garment racks aff

PARIS - This year, Paris has had a little bit of a Japanese makeover. To celebrate the 160th anniversary of diplomatic ties between France and Japan, the capital is hosting Japonismes 2018: Les Ames e

With dark-and-bright contrasts throughout, young local painter Jwa Haesun's portraits of ordinary people remind us of our own memories of numerous overlooked encounters. Her portraits of unknown peopl

Visitors to the sixth edition of Art Basel Hong Kong, which runs through Saturday at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, will encounter a huge table with its circular, metal top slowly rot

Supported by Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA), the exhibition The Rebellion of the Dead, Retrospective 1969-2018 is part of a unique collaboration between Paris' Centre Pompidou, where it is on show

METZ, France — French and Japanese flags flap in tandem at the Pompidou Center here, hailing the fall program at this sister venue of the Paris museum of contemporary art. Its exhibitions include one

The signature work at Art and China After 1989, a highly anticipated show that takes over the Guggenheim on Oct. 6, is a simple table with a see-through dome shaped like the back of a tortoise. On t

The history of what in Europe and North America has been categorised in an art-historical context as performance art is one that continues to be revised and retold in East Asia. The body as a tool, la

In The New Normal the organisers challenge the audience by posing the following questions: What is the place of art in China today? And what is to be done? In a world where previously held convictio

The Biennial 'showcases the diversity of ideas, art, and culture from the people who live today throughout the places connected by the Pacific Ocean.'

The first edition of the Honolulu Biennial brings together 33 artists from the Pacific Islands, Asia and North America.

The glory of India Art Fair is that everyone can find a piece of work that speaks to them.

In its ninth edition, the halls of India Art Fair draw from the global refugee crisis, present-day politics and violence against women.

'Tales of our time' presents Generation X’s perspectives on place and history at the Guggenheim New York until 10 March 2017.

At this year’s Shanghai Biennale, curated by the Raqs Media Collective, artists question and disrupt the status quo in multiple ways, presenting the world with new possibilities.

Given its vastness, the challenge for curators was to fill the space without overwhelming and confusing viewers.

In the installation 'More We, Less Me' three crosses are filled with x-ray scans of the three artists, expressing their individuality yet also showing their strength in unity via the LED text.