Having recently wrapped up two solo shows in Japan, 2001 Turner Prize-winning artist Martin Creed prepares to make his choreographic debut during this autumn’s Frieze Art Fair. The piece was co-commissioned as an offsite event by Frieze Music and Sadler’sView More >
Editors’ picks (20-26 August) Interview: Song Dong https://www.art-it.asia/en/u/admin_interviews_e/giD39m1wnJVsqkl8eb0T/ Video: SANAA: Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2009 https://www.art-it.asia/fpage/?OP=mov&bclid=27342443001&bctid=35081601001 Snapshots & Video: Raqs Media Collective: Escapement at Frith Street Gallery https://www.art-it.asia/en/u/admin_expht_e/AZyEJP8WvBXTONcx06h2/ https://www.art-it.asia/fpage/?OP=mov&bclid=27342443001&bctid=35081106001 News: Aqua Metropolis Osaka 2009 launched https://www.art-it.asia/en/u/admin_news_e/1BU8QtpqVbEwIiHxGYPS/ Exhibition: Picks – Louisa BufardeciView More >
©YAYOI KUSAMA, Photo COMME des GARÇONS COMME des GARÇONS launched their new space, Six, in the Minamisenba district of Osaka with a solo show by Kusama Yayoi and the Kawakubo Rei-designed space has taken on the flavor of Kusama’s world.View More >
Xu Zhen www.okmyclub.com-Fought Annan in New York 2005 Courtesy the artist and Shangart A four-day symposium organized by the Hong Kong-based non-profit foundation ArtHub to reexamine the complex interconnections within the artistic and cultural fabric of Asia. The forum takesView More >
7.28 – 10.25 Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney Left: Louisa Bufardeci Team Joy 2004, Mixed media installation Right: Ito Zon The End of the Neighborhood 2000, Embroidery on fabric The fourth in a series of projects pairing an Australian artistView More >
I’m fighting for freedom of speech. I never settle for less. I don’t engage in negotiation. >Part 2 Artist/architect/activist Ai Weiwei Presenting one topical work after another at international shows, designing the ‘Bird’s Nest’ stadium for the Beijing Olympics, whileView More >
Yamane Yasuhiro Hare The artist group SWAMP has kicked off a three-part series of exhibitions at NADiff Gallery: solo shows by each of the principal members Takano Itohisa and Yamane Yasuhiro, to be followed by a collaborative exhibition. The firstView More >
ⓒ Naoko Tamura Director Aoyama Shinji’s Le Petit Chaperon Rouge will make its Japanese screen debut at Vacant in Harajuku. Also underway at the same venue is a photo exhibition by Tamura Naoko featuring portraits taken during the making ofView More >
Left: Moriyama Daido Photo Sawatari Hajime Right: Ohtake Shinro ⓒ Nakano Masataka Moriyama Daido’s Hokkaido – Introduction opens 12 September at Sapporo PARCO. In conjunction with the exhibition, Ohtake Shinro, who has collaborated with the photographer on a number of magazinesView More >
9.5 – 11.23 Fukuoka Asian Art Museum Angki Purbandono Stay Hungry 2009 Marking the Museum’s tenth anniversary, and taking as its theme ‘LIVE and LET LIVE: Creators of Tomorrow’, the 4th Fukuoka Asian Art Triennale will feature 40 artists fromView More >
Opening weekend (5-6 September) of the 4th Fukuoka Asian Art Triennale will be chock-full of events from morning to night! Scheduled are talks by the Xijing Men, Huang Yong Ping and Shahzia Sikander; Nomura Makoto’s collaboration with middle school students;View More >
7.25 – 11.15 Gallery of Modern Art (Brisbane) Almagul Menlibayeva Jihad 2004 © Almagul Menlibayeva; courtesy the artist and Galerie Davide Gallo, Berlin Video art and cinema practice from across Asia and the Middle East with works by nearly 50View More >