Latest Ocula Conversation Chris Huen Sin Kan: Painting Again and Again By Stephanie Bailey, Hong Kong Chris Huen Sin Kan's paintings accumulate everyday moments into records of the physical world, a collection of which are now on view in Simon Lee Gallery's online exhibition, Puzzled Daydreams .
Latest Ocula Report Sydney Biennale Connects Here with Everywhere By Soo-Min Shim, Sydney 'This year's Biennale of Sydney seems like a corrective,' writes Soo-Min Shim, 'prioritising autonomy in an international exhibition format that has all too often omitted or sidelined First Nations artists.'
Ocula Insight Andrew Luk at de Sarthe: Abstracting Entropy By Elliat Albrecht, Hong Kong Originally intended for Art Basel in Hong Kong, Andrew Luk's new sculpture, on view at de Sarthe, reflects on the ways that human brutality is acted out on nature.
Ocula News CAFA Museum's Tech Triennale Falls Victim to Virus Beijing, 31 January 2020 With more events being postponed and institutions closing their doors, Art Basel in Hong Kong is also under pressure to cancel.
Ocula Report The Lowdown: shows to see during Gallery Weekend Beijing By Bowen Li, Beijing To coincide with the second edition of Gallery Weekend Beijing , taking place between 23 and 30 March 2018, various institutions have brought out the big guns, including a list of international artists from Sarah Morris to Paul McCarthy . Galleries are also gearing up for the weekend, from Liu Wei showing at Long March Space, to Richard Deacon...
Ocula Report The Arts & Museum Summit, Hong Kong By Diana d'Arenberg, Hong Kong It has a slew of new international galleries which have only in the last half a decade started making a presence in the city; it is now the world’s third largest secondary art market at auction; and earlier this year it had its first Art Basel HK art fair. Last week Hong Kong also kicked off its first ever Arts and Museum Summit...
