Ocula Conversation | Published in Partnership with ACCA Melbourne Yhonnie Scarce: 'Australia is very good at forgetting the past' By Daniel Browning, Melbourne Yhonnie Scarce reflects on the themes running through her solo exhibition at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Missile Park.
Ocula News U.K. Artist Ben Turnbull Basks in U.S. Violence at Saatchi Gallery London, 18 June 2021 Centuries of bloodlust, cruelty, and tragedy are rendered in works made of comic books and plastic toys.
Ocula News Asia Society India Honours Three ‘Game-changing’ Artists New Delhi, 18 June 2021 The Asia Arts Game Changer Awards India celebrate artists who make a major contribution to contemporary art and inspire empathy.
Ocula News Angela Su to Represent Hong Kong at Venice Biennale 2022 Hong Kong, 17 June 2021 Su is known for works that explore medical science and other ways humanity intersects with technology.
Ocula News EVA International Revisits Blood Feuds and Polluted Rivers Limerick, 17 June 2021 The second phase of the Irish biennial centres on two inspiring archival projects.
Ocula Conversation | Published in Partnership with Jane Lombard Gallery Lu Yang Imagines
Reincarnation in a Virtual World By Barbara Pollack, New York Artist Lu Yang discusses her current exhibition at Jane Lombard Gallery and recent inclusion in the Asia Society Triennial.
Ocula Feature Liverpool Biennial 2021 Draws History into the Present By Tessa Moldan, Liverpool The 11th Liverpool Biennial hooks into the city's role in the transatlantic slave trade, bringing the past into the present in an expansive exhibition.
Ocula Feature Minjung Artist Ahn Kyuchul's Difficult Art By Sherry Paik, Busan Ahn Kyuchul's retrospective exhibition at Kukje Gallery reflects on three decades of investigating and confronting art's relevance in the world.
Ocula News Sotheby’s to Auction Source Code for the World Wide Web London, 16 June 2021 The sale further establishes computer technology as its own art category.
Ocula News Juliana Engberg Catalogues Catastrophes at Auckland Art Gallery Auckland, 14 June 2021 Pandemic misery finds company in artworks responding to the Fukushima disaster, the Christchurch earthquake, and other calamities stretching back 3.2 billion years.
Ocula News Helsinki Biennial Opens on Former Military Island Helsinki, 12 June 2021 Site-specific works appear in unusual locations including a gunpowder cellar and a dilapidated schoolhouse.
Ocula News Shirin Neshat and Robert Capa Will Be in Focus at Photo London 2021 London, 10 June 2021 Each will have a solo exhibition when the photography fair takes place in September.
Ocula News Blockbuster European Exhibition Opens in Tempelhof Hangars Berlin, 10 June 2021 Diversity United is a soft power push to unite Europe. But Putin is pushing back.
Ocula News Phillips and Poly Auction Set Records for 17 Artists in China Sales Hong Kong, 9 June 2021 Emily Mae Smith's Broom Life sold for over 20 times its high estimate.
Ocula News Art X Lagos Will Return in November 2021 Lagos, 8 June 2021 The influential Nigerian fair will resume its run at Federal Palace after last year's online only edition.
Ocula News Who Won Australia's 2021 Archibald Prize for Portraiture? Sydney, 4 June 2021 The 2021 winners of the Wynne and Sulman Prizes were also announced at the Art Gallery of New South Wales today.
Ocula News What Are Galleries Showing in Aspen in 2021? Aspen, 4 June 2021 White Cube, Lehmann Maupin, and Almine Rech are among the global galleries heading for the hills this summer.
Ocula Conversation Richard Bell Calls for a Reckoning By Emma-Kate Wilson, Sydney Aboriginal Australian artist Richard Bell reflects on his largest solo exhibition yet, showing at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia.
Ocula Feature Hilma af Klint: Back to a Future By Stephanie Bailey, Sydney At the Art Gallery of New South Wales, the exhibition Secret Paintings spotlights the legacy of abstract painter Hilma af Klint.
