Esther Schipper In Ocula Magazine

At the second oldest of Venice's Scuola Grandi, Ugo Rondinone's artworks reflect on common experiences of love and loss.

Having initially aimed to return in March, the fair will now be taking place in May.

Turin-based Fondazione Merz's latest outpost in Palermo offers a site for collaboration and solidarity.

Galleries were positive about the engagement from local collectors when the world's oldest art fair finally took place this week.

Mainland China's leading contemporary art fair announced a packed programme this week as the Chinese art world bounces back.

Henri Matisse, Maria Lassnig, and Thomas Demand will receive their first institutional solo shows in China as part of UCCA's 14 exhibitions across three locations.

Fifty-four galleries will share just 32 booths when Art Collaboration Kyoto takes place for the first time.

Curator Odile Burluraux discusses her latest project at ASIA NOW, a special programme of video works by ten women artists from Iran.

The 4th Art Encounters Biennial conveys sensibilities of 'distance, anamorphism and vertigo'.

Coinciding with Kiaf Seoul, galleries and institutions across the city present the best of contemporary art in Korea and beyond.

At Ishara Art Foundation, curator Sabih Ahmed continues to position art in Asia 'through a prism of complex geographies'.

Gallery Weekend Berlin launches its second event of the year with galleries presenting artists whose work is lesser known to the broader public.

With an exhibition at the New Museum, Lynn Hershman Leeson traces her experiences working in uncharted territories.

Le Supermarché des Images at the Red Brick Art Musem in Beijing considers the saturation of online information.

Shumon Basar, Douglas Coupland, and Hans Ulrich Obrist's new graphic novel The Extreme Self attempts to track the accelerated hieroglyphs of the emoji age.

Booths shared between Japanese and international galleries will be distributed in a seemingly random way, creating exhibition hall 'back alleys' for private discussions and deals.

Information (Today) at Kunsthalle Basel re-envisions a legendary MoMA exhibition from 1970 to interrogate contemporary digital politics.

Pandemic misery finds company in artworks responding to the Fukushima disaster, the Christchurch earthquake, and other calamities stretching back 3.2 billion years.

Diversity United is a soft power push to unite Europe. But Putin is pushing back.

Natalie Rudd, Senior Curator of the Arts Council Collection, discusses the touring exhibition Breaking the Mould: Sculpture by Women Since 1945.

Featuring 13 artists, Esther Schipper's latest group exhibition is a braiding of fantasy and foreboding.

Ocula Magazine selects 12 exhibition highlights from the 17th Gallery Weekend Berlin, running between 30 April and 2 May 2021.

New York City's Asia Society Museum ushered in the spring season by unveiling the second and final chapter of its inaugural triennial.

From Central Eastern Europe comes a group show in Hong Kong that tracks the passage of time in personal stories and interpretations of connection.