Yavuz Gallery In Ocula Magazine

The fair will feature 62 galleries when it returns to the Taipei World Trade Center from 19 to 22 May 2022. We asked directors at Yavuz, Lin & Lin, Whitestone, Asia Art Center, and Hanart TZ to share what they're showing and why.

Ocula Magazine presents a selection of must-see exhibitions during the 10 th edition of Singapore Art Week.

As one of the largest and most influential art fairs in Asia, this year's West Bund Art & Design, brings more than 120 leading galleries, designer brands and art institutions from 45 cities of 18 countries. Take a look at Ocula's highlights from the ground of the art fair in this photolog.

Rose Lejeune introduces a work by Rand Abdul Jabbar, while Sam Baradouil and Tell Fellrath discuss the three new commissions.

It's the third art event Art Basel will work on in the region, in addition to Art Week Tokyo and Art Basel in Hong Kong.

Grace Wright's gestural paintings engage with the trajectory of Abstract Expressionism and beyond.

It is only in recent years that the artist's kaleidoscopic paintings have found an international following.

The Armory Show is an important New York art fair presenting leading international art galleries. Held in September at the Javits Center, view Ocula's highlights from the ground in this photolog.

Caroline Rothwell investigates the relationships between humanity, the botanical, and the industrial.

S.E.A. Focus embraces a hybrid format for its third edition.

At Asia Art Archive, Crafting Communities charts the history of the Thai feminist biennial, Womanifesto.

The online event came together quickly after the physical fair was cancelled due to the pandemic.

The online auction aims to raise funds for the struggling art centre, which is ending its exhibition and residency programmes.

Showing at Yavuz Gallery in Sydney, Alvin Ong's interlinking bodies are visceral depictions of intimacy.

Taipei Connections seeks to build a bridge between galleries and collectors separated by COVID-19.

Singapore Art Week returns from 11 to 19 January 2020 with a host of island-wide events, at the centre of which is the second edition of S.E.A. Focus (16–19 January 2020) at Gillman Barracks, showcasing the best of contemporary art in Southeast Asia.

Asia Now, the first Parisian art fair showcasing the diversity of Asia's contemporary art, celebrated its 5th edition in October 2019, reinforcing its support of the region' art scene.

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.

Diana Campbell Betancourt, artistic director of the Samdani Foundation and chief curator of the Dhaka Art Summit, discusses her curatorial practice, including her curated group show Fabric(ated) Fractures, currently on view at Alserkal Avenue in Dubai.

S.E.A. Focus, the new boutique art fair by STPI – Creative Workshop & Gallery (24–27 January 2019), will take centre stage during Singapore Art Week (19–27 January 2019). With plenty of exhibitions happening throughout the city, this list offers a selection of shows to see.

The fair was, in its initial years, seen as Singapore’s answer to Art Basel, but with a distinct regional flavour—fast forward to 2018 and much has changed.

Sydney-based artist [Abdul Abdullah][0] is the 'outsider amongst outsiders', with an interdisciplinary practice that explores the misconceptions and misunderstanding of minority groups in a multicultu

Reflecting on recent politics from within the Asia-Pacific region, it is apparent that exhibitions such as APT require a new set of responsibilities in order to maintain criticality with audiences

I look forward to adding to the depth of conversations about Asian and Pacific art—to look at new artists and practices emerging in the region, whilst reinforcing QAGOMA’s global leadership in the field.