Prateek and Priyanka Raja discuss the evolution of Experimenter as a platform for exhibition-making and knowledge production in Kolkata.

GaHee Park dismantles the boundaries between public and private space in new paintings and drawings on view at Perrotin in New York and Public Art Fund's city-wide project, Art on the Grid.

Hua Xiaochan, founder and director of Beijing and Berlin based Hua International discusses navigating the gallery's different geographic contexts to foster its global vision.

River Lin traces the development of Asia Discovers Asia Meeting for Contemporary Performance, an artist-curated initiative launched with Taipei Performing Arts Center in 2017 as a site of dialogue and exchange for performance practice in the Asia Pacific region, and in turn, the development of his own practice.

In 1923, interned against his will in a hospice for the elderly in Ballaigues, Switzerland, Louis Soutter began producing a body of work that attracted the support of his cousin, Le Corbusier, among others in an avid circle.

Non-Aligned brings histories of decolonisation in dialogue through three video works by John Akomfrah, Naeem Mohaiemen, and The Otolith Group.

First launched in 2012, Gallery Weekend Berlin returns this year between 11 and 13 September 2020 as the leading light of the city's wider art week, which sees exhibitions opening at galleries and institutions alike.

Leaving Beirut in 1970, Huguette Caland sought artistic freedom in Paris and later Venice, California, developing an idiosyncratic style of painting defined by delicate, fluid lines and rich colours.

Over the last few years, the Nigerian-American artist has created a body of figurative drawings in charcoal and pastel that now hang on the museum's curved wall, amidst an unsettling immersive soundscape by Peter Adjaye. Ojih Odutola casts herself as an archaeologist who, upon discovering evidence of an ancient civilisation in Nigeria, deduces...

Ocula Art Advisory's Rory Mitchell spotlights Sonia Gomes's alchemical approach to sculpture that elicits 'an ancient of sacred spirit from the past'.

Over three decades, Wei Ligang has dedicated himself to revolutionising calligraphic script, upending an ancient tradition to create new forms of expression. A selection of the artist's recent paintings are now on view at Alisan Fine Arts in Hong Kong.

In a new exhibition of her work on view at Kamakura Gallery, Mayumi Terada fills photographic frames with a sense of absence—a craft that she has honed since her early practice in sculpture in the 1990s.

The Chinese artist's folding painting shows The Statue of Liberty in pieces as dragons and devils assail the state.

The takeover builds on Schoeni Projects' disCONNECT LDN, which saw street artists transform a Victorian townhouse.

The artist is showing new works made under quarantine in an online show at Hauser & Wirth.

In an art world about-face, José Roca says he will shy away from commissioning new works in favour of supporting existing projects.