Toronto Joins Swelling Ranks of Cities With Gallery Weekends
Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art Announces 2022 Artists
Christo’s Arc de Triomphe Wrap Nears Completion
de Appel's Monika Szewczyk is Curating the Conditions for Deep Study
Dexter Dalwood Rethinks Painting
The talks programme, initiated by Saint Petersburg's Manege Central Exhibition Hall, will introduce ideas to help us rethink our relationship with the world today.
Ho is taking over from Claire Hsu, who built the world's largest collection of materials related to Asian contemporary art.
The sale will include coveted works by Mark Rothko, Alberto Giacometti, Andy Warhol, and Cy Twombly.
One of China's sharpest observers of online expression explains how censorship has evolved in the decade since Google left the country.
Two artists, selected by a jury of arts professionals around the globe, will receive the independent art platform's annual prize this year.
Huma Bhabha's first exhibition with Xavier Hufkens showcases new sculptures and works on paper expressing the artist's characteristic alien forms.
At Ota Fine Arts in Singapore, Tsuyoshi Hisakado experiments with the concept of 'infinite' space.
Born Barrie Bates, the artist was quick to identify ways artists could exploit ideas developed by marketers.
With his latest solo show now on view at Zeno X Gallery, Mircea Suciu discusses his approach to capturing the psychological undercurrents of now.
Here's a fun fact: the vibrant colours of Hong Kong's Mass Transit Railway system was not just an aesthetic choice.
Russia's leading contemporary art fair was relocated and nudged back a week, creating challenges for international galleries.
Spirito sees similarities between the milestone and the pandemic. Both are a chance to reflect on how art is made and shown.
The Canadian artist will also maintain ties with Galerie Eva Presenhuber, who are showing Shearer in Zurich this month.
Sherrie Levine's latest exhibition at David Zwirner in Hong Kong continues the artist's examination of authorship and originality.
Find out what's happening in New York beyond The Armory Show, which returns to New York from 9 to 12 September 2021.
Quilty, who once served as Australia's official war artist in Kabul, was supported by the art community and philanthropists from the tech and finance industries.
John Henderson discusses the negotiations of painting ahead of his solo exhibition at Perrotin.
Wu Tsang is bringing her Guggenheim homage to singer, composer, and transgender activist Beverly Glenn-Copeland to Berlin.
At Para Site in Hong Kong, the group exhibition Liquid Ground explores land reclamation and its impact on communities.
At FOST Gallery, six Singaporean artists contend with resource use, the built environment, and territorial sovereignty.
The art fair devoted to works on paper returns to downtown Manhattan from 9 September.
The city's inaugural Digital Art Fair will also take place at the venue, which the British retailer abandoned during the pandemic.
Featured works will show online, at exhibitions in Hong Kong, Seoul, and Chiang Mai, and at a drive-in cinema in Manila.
Artworks will appear in unusual locations, including the dock, terraces overlooking the Gulf of Naples, and the Chapel of Santissima Purità.
