ShugoArts In Ocula Magazine

Tomoko Yoneda shares her approach to photographing sites charged with memories of the past.

Leiko Ikemura shares her approach to materials, including her most recent glass sculptures on view at ShugoArts in Tokyo.

Find out more about highlights on view across the inaugural Art Week Tokyo.

Ocula Magazine previews a selection of highlights showing with galleries at Art Basel Hong Kong, running between 19 and 23 May 2021.

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.

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.

For three months, Frieze Sculpture (3 July—6 October) transforms Regent's Park, [London][0], into an open gallery with sculptures by artists from all over the world. This year's edition is again cura

The highly anticipated seventh edition of Art Basel in Hong Kong brought together 242 leading galleries, presenting a unique overview of the diverse art scenes across Asia and beyond.

For the first edition of Taipei Dangdai (18–20 January 2019), connections with the theme of the 11th Taipei Biennial 'Post Nature—A Museum as an Ecosystem', came through on the fair floor.

The fifth edition of West Bund Art & Design fair exceeds 20,000 square metres with more than 110 leading international galleries from 43 cities across Asia, Europe, North America and South America presenting the highest calibre of contemporary art.

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.

Darkness consumes many of the installations across the Triennale. This could be due to a reliance—or emphasis—on natural light.

Art Basel in Hong Kong provided an in-depth overview of the Asia Pacific region’s diversity through both historical material and cutting-edge works by established and emerging artists.

Düsseldorf, the capital of Germany’s most populous federal state and the economic heart of the Rhine-Ruhr region, has developed an identity as a ‘trade fair city’, with an excellent cultural scene that includes a long list of festivals and cultural institutions.

As the strength of global galleries attending has increased, the proportion of participating galleries with a base in Shanghai has decreased.

Those returning to Hong Kong for next year’s Art Basel with the time and inclination to digest instead of binge would be well advised to charge up an Octopus card and get out of downtown.

Gwangju is only the sixth largest city in Korea but its history has become well-known to art audiences around the world through its provocative biennale, now a fixed event in the international art calendar. The Gwangju Biennale began twenty years ago specifically to commemorate the historic fight for democracy that took place in the city, known as...

Much has already been said about the fast-paced development and break-neck modernization of Asia but what has been largely forgotten in these breathless accounts is the importance of its history. In order to understand contemporary Asia one needs to look into the past, look more closely at its regional diversity and draw connections to local...

At the height of McCarthyism, American writer Ray Bradbury published his dystopian novel Fahrenheit 451 which describes life in a near future where all books are burned on the orders of the state. Extrapolating from the situation of censorship that he felt pervaded 1950s America, Bradbury imagined a fleet of ‘firemen’ who ignite...

Since its foundation in 2000, Seoul’s contemporary art biennial, Mediacity, aims to represent the city’s identity as a hub of media and technology. With an exhibition on three floors of Seoul Museum of Art, and a programme of screenings in the Korean Film Museum, Mediacity surveys the current climate in art production, shifting its...

I don’t just want to make a bland comment. I don’t just want to follow curatorial direction.