Anne Ishii’s 2018 move from New York to Philadelphia was twofold: the writer and editor longed to live here and she could lead to the esteemed Asian...
“Why Asian Art Now?”, quizzes the cover of a special Spring edition of Bijutsutecho International, a Japanese contemporary art magazine, in bold block letters. Today, this...
A hand-picked guide of contemporary arts festivals and biennales to add to your Asian travel itinerary in the second half of 2024. July George Town Festival...
A drawing of humanoid figures hunting a wild pig is the oldest work of art reported to date: it was painted 51,200 years ago in a...
I OFTEN hear that there is not much activity for art in Singapore. However, the enthusiasm and support we have received from collectors and the art...
Younger and fresher names are gaining prominence in the art scene as Asian collectors brush past their comfort zones, shifting their gaze from Western values to...
Asia’s highest-ever contemporary land art group exhibition, titled “sa,” at an astounding altitude of 3,600 m, will launch from June 1-10 at Disko Valley Bike Park...
On Thursday, May 2nd, Kristina Sison debuted her first ever collection of skateboard art at the Portland-based ad agency Wieden+Kennedy. This showcase was a part of...
The Asia Foundation and the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco are pleased to announce Min-hyung Kang (Korea) and Ellen Larson (United States) as the 2024 Margaret...
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art has announced “Shifting Boundaries: Perspectives on American Landscapes,” an exhibition featuring works by American painters such as William Metcalf,...