Kim Heecheon: Moles
First media-focused solo survey at SeMA explores gamification, AI, and digital perception
Seoul Museum of Art launches its inaugural programme for moving-image practitioners with Kim Heecheon's latest commissions.
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Rites of Passage: Navigating Liminality at Gwangju Biennale 2026
Liminality and cross-cultural dialogue at the 2026 edition
The Poland Pavilion examines transition through spatial choreography and a curated convergence of Polish and Korean practices.
Australian Museum Returns Rapa Nui Remains to Easter Island
A significant step in Pacific heritage restitution follows over a century of institutional retention
The Sydney institution has formally handed back skeletal remains taken during a nineteenth-century naval voyage, marking a pivotal moment in ongoing decolonial efforts across the region.
The Art of Learning: Becoming Each Other's School
How autonomous collectives are redefining peer education outside traditional institutions
A look at how eight independent artist groups are building alternative pedagogical networks at ARKO Art Center this autumn.
MMCA Gwacheon's 40th Anniversary Programme Explores Light and Memory
A multifaceted celebration spanning installations, archives, and spatial redesigns across the campus grounds
MMCA Gwacheon marks four decades of operation with a comprehensive anniversary framework exploring light, memory, and institutional evolution.
Australian Museum Returns Rapa Nui Ancestors to Easter Island
A historic restitution marks a new chapter in Pacific heritage recovery
The Sydney institution has formally transferred skeletal remains to their homeland, continuing a broader movement to rectify colonial-era acquisitions.
Low Kee Hong to Direct the 26th Biennale of Sydney
The Singapore-based curator takes over the 2028 edition, promising an interdisciplinary programme
Low Kee Hong appointed artistic director for the 26th Biennale of Sydney, outlining a vision centred on generosity, community, and cross-disciplinary collaboration.
Singapore Art Museum Announces Fourth Residency Cycle
Applications now open for the 2027–2028 cohort across three thematic strands
The institution invites global practitioners to submit proposals for extended stays in Tanjong Pagar Distripark ahead of the autumn 2026 deadline.
Maria Taniguchi: Afterimage at Singapore Art Museum
Tracing the artist's practice across painting, sculpture, and film
A solo institutional survey exploring repetition, labour, and material memory through canvases, wood carvings, and cinematic works.
Low Kee Hong to Steer 2028 Biennale of Sydney
Manchester-based curator takes the helm amid calls for deeper dialogue and Indigenous engagement.
Low Kee Hong, creative director of Factory International, will lead the 26th Biennale of Sydney in 2028, emphasising cross-cultural exchange and reflective programming.
Mel Chin Wins 12th Hiroshima Art Prize in Landmark Survey
Hiroshima MOCA presents the artist's first Japanese solo exhibition through October 2026.
The Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art mounts a career-spanning survey of American artist Mel Chin, recipient of the 12th Hiroshima Art Prize, featuring new and existing works that confront social and environmental crises.
Ferran Barenblit Named Chief Curator of 16th Shanghai Biennale
Barcelona-based curator brings institutional experience to China's longest-running international contemporary art biennale
The Power Station of Art announces Ferran Barenblit as Chief Curator for the 16th Shanghai Biennale opening November 2027, marking a significant appointment for one of Asia's most influential contemporary art events.