Lee Kit

As Hong Kong gradually reopens after lockdown, explore the exhibitions taking place this summer.

The 15th Lyon Biennale draws on lines from a Raymond Carver poem about places where water comes together.

A successful 11th edition of Art Jakarta took place between 30 August and 1 September 2019, following its rebranding with automotive executive turned art collector Tom Tandio as fair director.

I constantly think about what a painting is. Of course, I still don't know what the answer is, but I think painting is more about the practice rather than form.

In 1989, British author JG Ballard published The Enormous Space, a short story about Gerald Ballantyne, a man who withdraws from the world and fortifies himself in his abode, not due to agoraphobia

The inaugural edition of Kathmandu Triennale takes ‘The City’ as a thematic starting point – a catalyst to explore the many socio-cultural and political issues embedded in urban settings.

“Who sees me naked, and who spends time alone with me in the bathroom? Johnson & Johnson. Nivea.” This is how Lee Kit, Hong Kong’s representative at the 2013 Venice Biennale, discusses the personal hygiene product logos in the paintings that unassumingly populated his Walker exhibition, Hold your breath, dance slowly : as...

Who are the people under 40 making waves in the art world? That was the question we asked ourselves in 2014, when we launched the first Apollo 40 Under 40. That year’s list, which focused on Europe, and the subsequent 40 Under 40 USA, weren’t meant as power lists but as surveys of talent: of young people who have firmly established...

In recent years Lee Kit has been a traveling artist. He has been invited to travel to nearly forty cities around the world in order to exhibit in biennials, museums, galleries and other institutions.