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Ocula Magazine presents a list of must-see exhibitions across Shanghai this autumn.

Jenny Holzer, Mary Ellen Carroll, and Steuart Padwick are just a few of the artists urging action during the Glasgow summit.

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.

Works by over 30 artists including Haegue Yang, Francis Alÿs, and Nam June Paik are now showing in a guard post, two train stations, and a dedicated cultural centre.

As Seoul cements itself as one of the world's most attractive art hubs, Kiaf Seoul celebrates its 20th anniversary edition.

South Korea is more than just a viable option in a complicated region. Galleries are especially buoyed by the rise of a new generation of collectors.

Phaidon's new cookbook The Kitchen Studio introduces favourite dishes and unusual techniques from artists Olafur Eliasson, Laura Wilson, and Kehinde Wiley, among others.

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

Ten London-based artists and collectives will each receive £10,000 to develop their creative ideas.

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

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

KÖNIG Galerie also opened in the city recently, while Pace Gallery expanded, boosting speculation Frieze will launch a Seoul fair next year.

More than half of the galleries at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre won't have their own staff on the ground.

Spread over a three kilometre stretch of the River Thames, the project has been described as the longest public artwork in the world.

Pace Gallery's latest exhibition in New York highlights the sculptural collaborations of artist-duo Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen.

The work is one of 17 pieces of Asian art donated by lawyer and art collector Hallam Chow.

Niklas Svennung and Chantal Crousel reflect on the gallery's history and future projects.

Lee Bul's first solo exhibition in Russia, Utopia Saved (13 November 2020–31 January 2021), is held at St. Petersburg's Manege Central Exhibition Hall. Curated by Sunjung Kim and SooJin Lee, the show brings together environmental installations, architectural sculptures, and design drawings created since 2005.

Hong Kong Spotlight is Art Basel's first physical presentation in 2020.

Lee Bul's first solo in Russia is a first-time encounter between the artist's works and those of the Russian avantgarde.

The British artist, who studied 3D digital design and animation at Hampstead Fine Arts, also designed the VR exhibition.

First launched in 2012, Gallery Weekend Berlin returns this year between 11 and 13 September 2020.

The Royal Academy described the decision as regrettable.

This week's need-to-know art news, including Christie's new global auction and an attempt at a fairer art fair by the New Art Dealers Alliance.