m-flo TRIBUTE ~maison de m-flo~ (rhythm zone / ¥2,100) ©2009 Takano Aya / Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Kaikai Kiki artist Takano Aya joins m-flo in celebrating the group’s tenth anniversary by creating the artwork for their commemorativeView More >
The 4th Fukuoka Asian Art Triennale 2009 LIVE and LET LIVE: Creators of Tomorrow 9.5 – 11.23 Fukuoka Asian Art Museum http://www.ft2009.org/jpn/index.html Huang Yong Ping Python’s Tail 2000 Michael Lin Complimentary 1998 Subodh Gupta Start,Stop 2008 Wu Jianan Hands andView More >
room 9.5 – 10.11 Mitsubishi-Jisho ARTIUM (Fukuoka) http://artium.jp/ ART iT Picks Michael Lin: room
I think it’s important to have a balance between the artistic value and the economic value of a work. Shanghai Exhibition Center, the ShContemporary venue Photo courtesy ShContemporary DISCOVERIES: Discovering Contemporary is a curated exhibition held as part of theView More >
The future in China is in the hands of new generation of Chinese collectors. Installation view of the Best of Galleries section, ShContemporary 2008 Courtesy ShContemporary How has the unprecedented economic crisis affected the art market in Asia? Which fairsView More >
Lightning Fields 9.8 – 10.3 http://www.gallerykoyanagi.com/ ART iT ArtPartner: Galley Koyanagi ART iT Picks Sugimoto Hiroshi: Lightning Fields ART iT SnapshitsIshigami Junya + Sugimoto Hiroshi @ Gallery Koyanagi ART iT Interview: Ando Tadao and Sugimoto Hiroshi in conversation
Flat Stone 9.8 – 10.3 http://www.scaithebathhouse.com/ ART iT ArtPartners: SCAI THE BATHHOUSE ART iT Picks: Mori Mariko: Flat Stone
The Abu Dhabi Authority for Culture & Heritage announced the launch of the region’s new contemporary and modern art fair, Abu Dhabi Art, to be held from 19 to 22 November. The fair will take place in the Saadiyat IslandView More >
Work by Henry Roy The Center for COSMIC WONDER in Tokyo opened a group exhibition by Laetita Benat, Homma Takashi, Henry Roy, Mark Borthwick, and COSMIC WONDER Light Source. The show features a photo-installation based on idea of the participatingView More >
To help make buying art an easier, more accessible prospect, Civic Art (Tokyo) conceived of an art-sharing service they’ve dubbed ‘articket’. In an effort to put together a pool of trial members for the service, the company is seeking participantsView More >