Designer of the FINAL HOME fashion label, Tsumura Kosuke, will curate show number two at YUKA CONTEMPORARY, a new gallery launched in September 2009 in Tokyo’s Waseda district. Tsumura introduces the works of three emerging talents, among them students. TsumuraView More >
Left to right: Vivienne Sato, Inui Akito, Kobata Kazue, Ozaki Tetsuya Sendai mediatheque will host a series of lectures exploring the role and the possibilities of the museum. ART iT editor-in-chief Ozaki Tetsuya plays moderator to guests working across multipleView More >
The Guggenheim Foundation and Hugo Boss announced the short list for the 2010 Hugo Boss Prize (established in 1996 and awarded biennially) on 9 October. The six finalists are Cao Fei (b. 1978, China), Hans-Peter Feldmann (b. 1941, Germany), NataschaView More >
■Prize German artist Isa Genzken was awarded the 2009 Yanghyun Prize on 9 October. Launched in 2008, the Yanghyun Prize is the first international art prize established by a Korean institution. The winner is awarded a cash prize of 100View More >
■Prize Chen Chieh-jen Bade Area 2005 Super 16mm transferred to DVD Courtesy the Artist The shortlist for the fourth Artes Mundi Prize – the biennial British contemporary art award established in 2003 – was announced on 8 October. The eightView More >
Mona Hatoum Untitled (Baalbeck Birdcage) 1999 One of the liveliest times of year in the auction world has arrived. And this year Sotheby’s (London) will present for the first time a section of Arab and Iranian Art on the 16thView More >
Chim↑Pom Super Rat 2006 Berlin hosts the seventh edition of its biennial Asia-Pacific Weeks with more than 150 events on business, science, culture, and society taking place over 12 days. In the cultural program, exhibitions by artists Qiu Zhijie (China)View More >
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 >