A $641 million cultural complex arrives in Parramatta while staff departures and collection disputes cast a shadow.
The new arts and science venue launches on 7 November despite executive resignations, heritage objections, and ongoing budget scrutiny.
Hong Kong's leading contemporary venue expands its institutional network and outlines a dense programme of exhibitions and academic initiatives
As M+ celebrates five years in West Kowloon, director Suhanya Raffel and board chairman Paulo Pong detail a new transatlantic partnership, upcoming film restorations, and structural reforms aimed at reshaping museum practice across Asia.
How respiration replaces the brush in a shifting participatory practice
A digital extension of Sun Choi's long-running project translates human exhalation into algorithmic imagery, challenging traditional notions of authorship and creative control.
Three Korean artists explore aqueous systems and the Anthropocene in the touring exhibition
A focused iteration of the 2022 Gwangju survey travels to Australia and India, examining how contemporary practices can restore reverence for global waterways.
A pioneering non-selling exhibition explores shared landscapes and cross-cultural influences
Christie's Hong Kong presents the first joint showing of David Hockney and Wu Guanzhong, exploring shared landscapes and cross-cultural visual traditions.
Luxembourg Pavilion's immersive insect-centric film trilogy explores ecological anxiety and non-human perspectives
A new cinematic installation by Marc Weis and Martin De Mattia refracts contemporary unease through the eyes of arthropods at South Korea's premier contemporary art festival.
Austria's national pavilion reimagines a museum loft as a living archive of repurposed sculpture and hidden histories.
The Austrian Pavilion transforms an upper-floor gallery into a tactile attic, exploring material memory and marginalised narratives through sculpture and sound.
Ephemeral forces and spatial fluidity converge in a landmark survey at Seoul's premier contemporary art institution
The Leeum Museum of Art hosts the artist's largest Korean solo show, dispersing installations across unconventional zones to challenge linear viewing habits.
From Martin Parr's photographic archives to Do Ho Suh's textile architectures, a guide to the capital's defining cultural moments.
A curated overview of the key gallery presentations, museum surveys, and cinematic programmes defining this year's Seoul Art Week.
A survey of Kazakh tapestry pioneers redefines fibre art at Almaty's Kasteyev Museum
Eight decades after her birth, Batima Zaurbekova's textile innovations take centre stage in a major retrospective that bridges Central Asian craft and contemporary visual culture.
Leadership shake-up and financial scrutiny ahead of November debut
Sydney's Powerhouse Parramatta sees its chief executive step aside amid governance probes, though the November launch and major exhibitions remain unaffected.
Reframing digital discourse through immersive OLED installations at MMCA Seoul
The Korean American artist explores communication barriers and digital polarisation in a new site-specific commission for the national museum.
