On 2 October 2020, the institution formerly known as Contemporary Art Centre Witte de With (FKA WdW) announced its new name, Kunstinstituut Melly. The result of a three-year process initiated by an open letter sent in June 2017 by Egbert Alejandro Martina, Ramona Sno, Hodan Warsame, Patricia Schor, Amal Alhaag, and Maria Guggenbichler.

At Hong Kong's Asia Art Archive, Crafting Communities charts the history of Womanifesto, a feminist biennial in Thailand that contributed efforts towards gender equity and socio-economic justice.

Led by director and chief curator Ekaterina Degot for the third consecutive year, steirischer herbst '20: Paranoia TV was all about reinventing itself to accommodate the new scenario of Covid-19.

Returning this year with its first virtual edition, SWAB Barcelona Art Fair (1–15 October 2020) will highlight four Seoul-based galleries as part of Focus Korea: One Four, Art Delight, Gallery Absinthe, and g.gallery.

The MacArthur genius grant winner's solo exhibition at Pace Gallery in London looks at the weird, partial ways computers look back at us.

The 11th Berlin Biennale for Contemporary Art 'is the exhibition that Berlin and its art world needs in the current political climate', reports Mohammad Salemy.

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.

Tolla Sloane looks at the art and science of collecting emerging art, focusing on the work of France-Lise McGurn and Holly Hendry.

Occupying and dissolving the boundaries of artmaking, Tina Girouard helped paved the way for New York's experimental art scene of the 1970s.

The former Air Force Command Headquarters in Taipei, covering an area of ​​70,000 square metres in the city's Da'an District, became a cultural experimentation ground when the Taiwan Living Arts Foundation established the Taiwan Contemporary Culture Lab (C-LAB) on the site in 2018. The site's recent show, Yao Jui-Chung's Republic of Cynic...

Bagh , which translates to garden, is a fitting title for Jhaveri Contemporary 's current exhibition of works by Mrinalini Mukherjee (29 February–31 July 2020). It was in the garden towns of her youth where Mukherjee developed a deep and enduring relationship with nature that charged her practice. The exhibition marks the first time...

As Hong Kong struggles with Covid-19 and makes sense of a new national security law, Emily Verla Bovino reflects on Tai Kwun Contemporary's group show My Body Holds Its Shape, curated by Xue Tan.

Aside from being a multidisciplinary artist, Walter was also an astonishing polymath, as demonstrated by vitrines filled withphotographs, clippings, musical scores, poems, and notes

After researching 75 top sculpture parks and highlighting a 'magnificent seven' parks around the world, Gagosian's Georges Armaos has a formula for creating art sites that succeed publicly, critically, and financially. It's not easy.

Between 2 and 5 July 2020, Paris Gallery Weekend brings together the best of the city's art scene for its seventh edition. This Ocula Lowdown presents a selection of highlights to catch.

After the longest closure in its history, UCCA Center for Contemporary Art in Beijing reopens with Meditations in an Emergency—a group show exploring themes of solace and solidarity in the work of 26 artists.

With Melbourne Art Fair's Viewing Rooms being launched with Ocula between 1 and 7 June 2020, this lowdown provides of further online programmes to connect with the city's scene.

Between 22 and 31 May, Gallery Weekend Beijing returns for its fourth edition across 798 Art District. This lowdown provides a selection of exhibitions to catch as spring turns to summer in the capital.

As Hong Kong gradually opens up after months of lockdown, this lowdown provides a selection of exhibitions taking place throughout the summer.

With Taipei Dangdai launching the online platform Taipei Connections (2–5 May 2020) to connect galleries with collectors prior to the fair's January 2021 edition, we take a look at exhibitions taking place across Taipei's art scene.

'This year's Biennale of Sydney seems like a corrective,' writes Soo-Min Shim, 'prioritising autonomy in an international exhibition format that has all too often omitted or sidelined First Nations artists.'