We are excited to announce Dinh Q. Lê's first solo exhibition at the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo. A wide variety of Dinh's previous works will be exhibited, together with new works created specially for the exhibition.
Congratulations to Austrialian artist Hannah Bertram for her solo exhibition
Phoenix in Ruins at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris. For the exhibition, Hannah created three large strips of gold wallpaper adorned with flocked motifs inspired by decorative Victorian patterns, using dust and ashes she collected from Palais de Tokyo's spaces and other symbolic places in Paris, as well as from her previous works.
Huang Rui,
Demorarcy Wall, 1981; Wang Keping,
Silence, 1978
Images courtesy of the artists
Important early works by Stars artists Huang Rui and Wang Keping will be shown at
The Civil Power - the inaugural exhibition of the Beijing Minsheng Art Museum in Beijing's 798 Art District.
Nandan Ghiya
Postdate: Photography and Inherited History in India
Works by Nandan Ghiya are currently on show in the group exhibition
Postdate: Photography and Inherited History in India at the San Jose Museum of Art in California.
Cambodian artist Vandy Rattana was nominated as one of the six finalists at the Hugo Boss Asia Art Award for emerging Asian artists. Self-taught, Vandy began to record the daily activities of his family in 2005, which became the subject of his first acclaimed exhibition in Phnom Penh. His photo series
Bomb Ponds is part of the travelling of the exhibition
No Country: Contemporary Art for South and Southeast Asia organised by the Guggenheim and UBS.
Yang Zhichao’s performance installation comprising 3000 diaries collected by the artist,
Chinese Bible, is now on show at the Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation in New South Wales.
