Ocula Conversation Art Workers Demand Coverage of Stop Asian Hate By Sam Gaskin, New York Eight art workers speak to Ocula Magazine about the rise of anti-Asian sentiment, the Asian art community's efforts to address racism, and what art media can do better.
Ocula Conversation | In Partnership With Vadehra Art Gallery Biraaj Dodiya and Udit Bhambri on Collecting, Making, and Seeing Art By Roshini Vadehra, New Delhi Artist Biraaj Dodiya and collector Udit Bhambri on the different ways that art can be experienced.
Ocula Conversation MetaObjects: Towards a Theory of Studio Practice By Emily Verla Bovino, Hong Kong Ashley Lee Wong and Andrew Crowe, the founders of digital studio MetaObjects, discuss their approach to knowledge sharing and collaborative processes.
Ocula News Google Arts & Culture Booms as Art World Moves Online Tokyo, 30 March 2020 Interest in the website rose sharply as museums and galleries around the world closed their doors.
Ocula News New Museum Announces Wong Ping’s First US Survey New York, 13 March 2020 The rising Hong Kong artist is known for bright animations with dark themes.
Ocula Feature Armory Week Lowdown: Shows to See By Sharmistha Ray, New York The Armory Show opens to the public on 7 March (running to 10 March 2019)—just about a week after the fair relocated a portion of its 194 exhibitors due to structural issues found in Pier 92, forcing its sister fair Volta to cancel its 2019 show so that Armory could occupy its Pier 90 venue. Despite the upheaval, New York 's art week is...
Ocula Insight | In collaboration with Asia Contemporary Art Week Asia Contemporary Art Week: Diary #3: 23–29 September 2018 By Sophia McKinnon In this third week of ACAW, which offered the continuing opportunity to engage in 'thinking collections' through the lens of Asian arts practitioners in the city, the identity of collecting and collections found its own centrifugal force, with a fusion, proliferation and collision of ideas. Chen Dongfan and Cyoko Tamai 's open studios offered...
Ocula Feature One Hand Clapping at the Guggenheim Museum, New York By David Xu Borgonjon, New York In the catalogue for One Hand Clapping, the final in a trilogy of commission-based shows focusing on art from Greater China organised by the Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation and the Guggenheim Museum New York (4 May–21 October 2018), curator Xiaoyu Weng poses what she admits is a provocative question to consulting curator Hou Hanru : 'Do...
