Chun Kaifeng He’s Satisfied from Monday to Friday and on Sunday He Loves to Cry The Singapore Art Museum and National Arts Council, sponsors of the biennial Singapore Art Exhibition selected from open submissions by Singaporean artists, have announced thisView More >
Asai Yusuke Masking plants 2008, Osaka A series of exhibitions, performances and workshops staged in empty shops and other buildings of Nagoya’s textile district, Chojamachi, as a pre-event to the August 2010 Aichi Triennale. Participating artists (also participating in theView More >
ARCUS Studio, the artists’ residence center located in the Ibaraki prefecture city of Moriya, will hold a series of open studios with guided tours showing the work in process of this years’ artists in residence: Daniel Seiple (USA), Doreen UhligView More >
A Blow to the Everyday, an exhibition presenting Japanese artists whose practices strive to upset the status quo, will open in Hong Kong with two affiliated events: a talk on contemporary Japanese art by the curator of the show, HasegawaView More >
Felix Gonzalez-Torres Untitled (Golden) 1995 The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum will hold the Felix Gonzalez-Torres and Roni Horn exhibition Paired, Hold to commemorate the Museum’s 50th anniversary. The pair’s relationship began in 1993 when Horn, having learnt that Gonzalez-Torres hadView More >
Ujino Muneteru Ujino and The Rotators Photo Ikeda Masanori ©2007 Ujino Muneteru A cultural exchange festival between Japan and Austria that explores new artistic practices and creativity in media-integrated project and digital media-related arts. Coded Culturespresents the work and ideas of artists,View More >
Tonight! Five sets of artists including Ai☆Madonna and Endo Ichiro engage in a live painting battle on the walls of superdeluxe. The event will be filmed for MTV-magical program produced by magical, ARTROOM ”MTV004′. Commenting on the blow-by-blow will byView More >
Lucy Skaer Black Alphabet 2008 Tate Gallery (London), Photo: Alastair Grant Work by the four artists shortlisted for the 2009 Turner Prize – Britain’s most prestigious award for contemporary art – go on exhibition today at Tate Britain. Vying forView More >
A competition launched in 2008 by the Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art as a platform for fostering young talent in which the winners stage an exhibition at the museum. Acting as special judges this year were artist Ozawa TsuyoshiView More >
A collaborative program organized by Electronic Arts Intermix (EAI), the Yokohama Museum of Art and Japanese researchers to present Japanese and US video art from the 1960s and 70s through screenings in cities of both countries. This three-part screening programView More >
The 2010 Aichi Triennale is calling for plans for contemporary art exhibits. The exhibits will be shown at Aichi Arts Center for about 20 days each over a three-month period starting 21 August. Forming the selection committee are Kataoka MamiView More >
This year marks the third staging of the Shenzhen & Hong Kong Bi-city Biennale of Urbanism. With venues in both cities, this edition of the international exhibition takes ‘City Mobilization’ as its theme. Chief curator Ou Ning and his curatorialView More >