Ocula Feature Asia Society Triennial Part Two is a Mixed Success By Vivian Chui, New York New York City's Asia Society Museum ushered in the spring season by unveiling the second and final chapter of its inaugural triennial.
Ocula Feature March Meeting Unfolds Okwui Enwezor’s ‘Postcolonial Constellations’ By Stephanie Bailey, Sharjah At the 2021 March Meeting, a series of roundtables traced the Sharjah Biennial's 30-year history, unfolding the past into the present.
Ocula Feature Dubai Lowdown: Exhibitions to See By Tessa Moldan, Dubai During Art Dubai, galleries and institutions in Dubai and neighbouring Sharjah present the best of art from the Gulf and beyond.
Ocula Feature NGV Triennial 2020 Misses the Moment By Joe Miranda, Melbourne Joe Miranda questions the promise of the NGV Triennial 2020 to capture the 'world at this unique moment'.
Ocula Feature Auckland Lowdown: Shows to See By Sam Gaskin, Auckland During the Auckland Art Fair, a host of intriguing exhibitions are being mounted around the city.
Ocula Feature Bangkok Art Biennale Escapes Lockdown By Rémy Jarry, Bangkok The second Bangkok Art Biennale brings together 217 artworks by 82 artists from 35 different countries across 10 venues in the capital.
Ocula Feature | In Partnership with C-LAB and Asia Culture Center UNESCO's ResiliArt Movement Inspires Asia Art Space Network Forum By Penny Liu, Online This year's Asia Art Space Network forum considered the relationship between art and resilience.
Ocula Feature Where the Andes Meets the Alps: Miriam Cahn and Claudia Martínez Garay in Nanjing By Stephanie Bailey, Nanjing Ten Thousand Things is a relational encounter between two artists, Miriam Cahn and Claudia Martínez Garay, at Sifang Art Museum in Nanjing, China.
Ocula Feature | In Collaboration with Taipei Fine Arts Museum 12th Taipei Biennial Rethinks Globalisation By Penny Liu, Taipei The 12th Taipei Biennial is imagined as a galaxy of interconnected 'planets', which offer different ways to understand and rethink life on earth.
Ocula Feature Grace Before Jones: Black Image-Making and the Gaze By Cindy Sissokho, Nottingham Nottingham Contemporary presents a multi-faceted understanding of the pop culture icon.
Ocula Feature Lynette Yiadom-Boakye's Resistant Figuration By Jareh Das, London Lynette Yiadom-Boakye's portraits are freed 'from the bounds of a specific time, place, or context.'
Ocula Feature Georgette Chen: An Inimitable Pioneer of the Nanyang Style By Stephanie Bailey, Singapore Georgette Chen 'called herself a product of two Chinese revolutions and two world wars'.
Ocula Feature Takis, the 'Instinctive Scientist' By Despina Zefkili, Hong Kong Explore the life and work of Takis, the 'instinctive scientist' whom Marcel Duchamp called 'the happyploughman of magnetic fields'.
Ocula Feature Asia Society's First Triennial Dreams of Unity By Vivian Chui, New York With works by over 40 artists including Kimsooja and Shazia Sikander, Vivian Chui reviews the first Asia Society Triennial in New York.
Ocula Feature Kim Lim in Her Own Context By Bianca Chu, London On the occasion of the Kim Lim's spotlight at Tate Britain, Bianca Chu traces the artist's practice and the mark it left on the British art scene.
Ocula Feature | In Partnership with Artspace Rethinking Care for the 2020 NSW Visual Arts Emerging Fellowship By Elyse Goldfinch and Alexie Glass-Kantor, Sydney Elyse Goldfinch and Alexie Glass-Kantor reflect on their collaboration with eight finalists for the 2020 NSWVAEF.
Ocula Feature Shanghai Art Week: Exhibitions to See By Tessa Moldan, Shanghai With Art021 and West Bund Art & Design taking place in November, we recommend 17 shows to see in Shanghai this winter.
Ocula Feature Lee Bul's Utopian Encounters with the Russian Avantgarde By Stephanie Bailey, St. Petersburg Lee Bul's first solo in Russia is a first-time encounter between the artist's works and those of the Russian avantgarde.
