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An untitled work may shed light on why one of the city’s greatest artists didn’t get the credit she deserved.
An untitled work may shed light on why one of the city’s greatest artists didn’t get the credit she deserved.
The ongoing political crisis may be affecting its art market but robust demand for Chinese works means the outlook remains positive for the city’s auction houses.
The ongoing political crisis may be affecting its art market but robust demand for Chinese works means the outlook remains positive for the city’s auction houses.
Opening in March 2020, Shunde’s He Art Museum hopes that it has what it takes to attract an audience.
Opening in March 2020, Shunde’s He Art Museum hopes that it has what it takes to attract an audience.
Unfazed by the unrest in Hong Kong, the octogenarian founder of Rossi & Rossi travelled from her home in Italy to her regular booth at the Fine Art Asia fair
Unfazed by the unrest in Hong Kong, the octogenarian founder of Rossi & Rossi travelled from her home in Italy to her regular booth at the Fine Art Asia fair
Clever moves by Fei Gallery including an exhibition of photos of market stall holders’ hands - broke down barriers between art world and local community
Clever moves by Fei Gallery including an exhibition of photos of market stall holders’ hands - broke down barriers between art world and local community
Zhang Daqian, Qi Baishi, Xu Beihong, Fu Baoshi, Li Keran – American priest Richard Fabian has works by them all, and more, in a collection he started at Yale in the early 1970s. Now some of his art is up for auction in Hong Kong.
Zhang Daqian, Qi Baishi, Xu Beihong, Fu Baoshi, Li Keran – American priest Richard Fabian has works by them all, and more, in a collection he started at Yale in the early 1970s. Now some of his art is up for auction in Hong Kong.
An 18th century Qing dynasty glass vase estimated to be worth US$25 million is up for grabs, among other items, in Sotheby’s’ October sales, but as the Asian auction season rolls around, will buyers be willing to open their wallets?
An 18th century Qing dynasty glass vase estimated to be worth US$25 million is up for grabs, among other items, in Sotheby’s’ October sales, but as the Asian auction season rolls around, will buyers be willing to open their wallets?
Art imitates life as Six Briefcases and the Suitcase Institute symbolise the city’s current fight and flight mindset.
Art imitates life as Six Briefcases and the Suitcase Institute symbolise the city’s current fight and flight mindset.
Resignation of one of the most senior Chinese executives in the auction world surprised art market insiders, and apparently Christie’s staff; Wei is close to Christie’s clients such as billionaire Modigliani buyer Liu Yiqian.
Resignation of one of the most senior Chinese executives in the auction world surprised art market insiders, and apparently Christie’s staff; Wei is close to Christie’s clients such as billionaire Modigliani buyer Liu Yiqian.
Performance artist known as Nut Brother staged protest using giant excavator and dolls given by residents of Baishizhou, Shenzhen, who face losing their homes; police question him for several hours before releasing him.
Performance artist known as Nut Brother staged protest using giant excavator and dolls given by residents of Baishizhou, Shenzhen, who face losing their homes; police question him for several hours before releasing him.
Briton known for craggy self-portraits and public sculptures shows another side to her work – drawings of her father as he lay dying – in retrospective at Guangdong museum. Painting the dead is ‘like grieving but in a positive way’, she says.
Briton known for craggy self-portraits and public sculptures shows another side to her work – drawings of her father as he lay dying – in retrospective at Guangdong museum. Painting the dead is ‘like grieving but in a positive way’, she says.
The Odyssey of Little Dragon, commissioned by the City Contemporary Dance Company, celebrates the spirit of the actor and martial arts legend through the eyes of his widow, Linda.
The Odyssey of Little Dragon, commissioned by the City Contemporary Dance Company, celebrates the spirit of the actor and martial arts legend through the eyes of his widow, Linda.
N S Harsha’s stimulating and delightful exhibition at the Centre for Heritage, Arts and Textile presents his diverse work that includes a painting of a fetus on one of the saris his mother wore when she was pregnant with him.
N S Harsha’s stimulating and delightful exhibition at the Centre for Heritage, Arts and Textile presents his diverse work that includes a painting of a fetus on one of the saris his mother wore when she was pregnant with him.
With the world’s eyes on Hong Kong, its art has received a boost too, as a Korean auction house teams up with collector William Lim to push local artists onto the international stage
With the world’s eyes on Hong Kong, its art has received a boost too, as a Korean auction house teams up with collector William Lim to push local artists onto the international stage
Intimate Strangers: True Stories From Queer Asia is a collection of non-fiction stories in which Asian and Western writers reflect on what it means to be LGBT in conservative Asia. It’s also a feast of vernacular English.
Intimate Strangers: True Stories From Queer Asia is a collection of non-fiction stories in which Asian and Western writers reflect on what it means to be LGBT in conservative Asia. It’s also a feast of vernacular English.
Three years after Pokemon Go popularised augmented reality, tech giant to begin guided walks whose participants view sites enhanced by computer-generated art. A separate AR work will be visible to iPhone users in Apple stores worldwide.
Three years after Pokemon Go popularised augmented reality, tech giant to begin guided walks whose participants view sites enhanced by computer-generated art. A separate AR work will be visible to iPhone users in Apple stores worldwide.
‘The same urge to split from a body is resonating in the different places I have links with,’ says Mandy El-Sayegh, while Christopher K. Ho’s installation considers Hong Kong’s fate as a place caught between empires.
‘The same urge to split from a body is resonating in the different places I have links with,’ says Mandy El-Sayegh, while Christopher K. Ho’s installation considers Hong Kong’s fate as a place caught between empires.
More Hong Kong artists are addressing sustainability issues not just in their works’ topics, but in the practise of their art making. Each is bringing their own inimitable style, from the materials they use to the concepts they cover.
More Hong Kong artists are addressing sustainability issues not just in their works’ topics, but in the practise of their art making. Each is bringing their own inimitable style, from the materials they use to the concepts they cover.
A new artists collective plans to exhibit wherever will give them space and sell work at whatever price the artists want as Hong Kong’s art market becomes increasingly high-end and pushes out those just starting out.
A new artists collective plans to exhibit wherever will give them space and sell work at whatever price the artists want as Hong Kong’s art market becomes increasingly high-end and pushes out those just starting out.
Pools emptied of water and stripped of their surroundings, artist Chan Wai-lap’s works are quiet studies, in coloured pencil, of pool designs around the world.
Pools emptied of water and stripped of their surroundings, artist Chan Wai-lap’s works are quiet studies, in coloured pencil, of pool designs around the world.
American art grandee Arne Glimcher, founder of Pace Gallery, which has closed in Beijing, says trade war is last straw for art market. Another gallerist cites tariffs threat, but one veteran dealer there has ‘never been so busy’.
American art grandee Arne Glimcher, founder of Pace Gallery, which has closed in Beijing, says trade war is last straw for art market. Another gallerist cites tariffs threat, but one veteran dealer there has ‘never been so busy’.
Shanghai curator hadn’t intended her show at Para Site in Hong Kong to cover politics, but wanted to see what city artists were doing; protest placards, T-shirts and sketches of the action against extradition bill feature in exhibition.
Shanghai curator hadn’t intended her show at Para Site in Hong Kong to cover politics, but wanted to see what city artists were doing; protest placards, T-shirts and sketches of the action against extradition bill feature in exhibition.
Immersive exhibition features fragrance molecules pumped from electronic diffusers, and an array of test tubes growing retinal cells like those in our eyes – artist Sean Raspet’s response to disconnection of art and reality.
Immersive exhibition features fragrance molecules pumped from electronic diffusers, and an array of test tubes growing retinal cells like those in our eyes – artist Sean Raspet’s response to disconnection of art and reality.
An exhibition to celebrate the 70th anniversary of Chinese University’s New Asia College shines a light on how the school has stuck to its values even in uncertain times
An exhibition to celebrate the 70th anniversary of Chinese University’s New Asia College shines a light on how the school has stuck to its values even in uncertain times
While it may be dubbed the LGBT Olympics, the Gay Games is in fact not just a global sporting event – it’s also a cultural festival. The games – to be hosted in Hong Kong in 2022 – will also feature a raft of cultural activities.
While it may be dubbed the LGBT Olympics, the Gay Games is in fact not just a global sporting event – it’s also a cultural festival. The games – to be hosted in Hong Kong in 2022 – will also feature a raft of cultural activities.
Sim Chi Yin can’t wait to see how Hongkongers react to her work about the 12-year war in the Malaya Federation against Chinese communists, given the anti-Chinese Communist feelings in city amid extradition bill protests.
Sim Chi Yin can’t wait to see how Hongkongers react to her work about the 12-year war in the Malaya Federation against Chinese communists, given the anti-Chinese Communist feelings in city amid extradition bill protests.
Art SG puts off its launch from November 2019 to October 2020, but investors claim ‘considerable interest’ from galleries; the delay follows the collapse of major international fair Art Stage Singapore.
Art SG puts off its launch from November 2019 to October 2020, but investors claim ‘considerable interest’ from galleries; the delay follows the collapse of major international fair Art Stage Singapore.
French businessman’s US$3.7 billion offer to buy auction house would see its shares delisted, freeing it from financial disclosures and giving it more flexibility to accommodate clients’ wishes, say collector and dealer.
French businessman’s US$3.7 billion offer to buy auction house would see its shares delisted, freeing it from financial disclosures and giving it more flexibility to accommodate clients’ wishes, say collector and dealer.
Artists Ana Mendieta, Lee Bul, May Fung, Charlotte Posenenske and Lara Almarcegui feature in the exhibition. Works include sculptures, installations and videos, and the show highlights the diverse range of artworks at M+
Artists Ana Mendieta, Lee Bul, May Fung, Charlotte Posenenske and Lara Almarcegui feature in the exhibition. Works include sculptures, installations and videos, and the show highlights the diverse range of artworks at M+
Art Macao, a partnership between the government and casinos, is bringing major artworks from all over the world to the city but what would the masters think about the choice of ‘gallery’?
Art Macao, a partnership between the government and casinos, is bringing major artworks from all over the world to the city but what would the masters think about the choice of ‘gallery’?