Hobart's Museum of Old and New Art partners with Thai developer to create riverside cultural destination
The Museum of Old and New Art announces a 15-year partnership with Asset World Corporation to build Mona Bangkok, a new waterfront museum on the Chao Phraya River scheduled to open in 2029.
Geumhyung Jeong, Hoonida Kim and Kwon Byungjun explore the unresolved tension between performance and exhibition across a three-month unfolding
Busan Museum of Contemporary Art presents a sequential exhibition where three experimental spaces open monthly, questioning how live art exists within institutional frameworks.
The 2026 edition explores the dual meanings of asylum and alienation through institutional psychotherapy and experimental learning in Shanghai
Rockbund Art Museum's Late Summer School 2026 convenes practitioners across disciplines to examine how institutions might become sites of collective healing rather than isolation.
How Korean artists reimagined conceptual practice beyond Western frameworks
A major survey at the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul examines the evolution of Korean conceptual art through four thematic chapters, featuring 28 artists and around 140 works from the late 1960s to present.
Emerging practitioners under 35 are invited to apply for an intensive programme tied to the 16th edition of the South Korean biennial.
The Gwangju Biennale Academy has launched its call for the 2026 International Curator Course, a two-week programme running from August 29 to September 10 that places emerging curators alongside the artistic team of the 16th Gwangju Biennale.
We Are Martin Parr surveys four decades of the late photographer's unflinching documentation of contemporary life
Following the photographer's death in 2025, Seoul Museum of Art presents a major retrospective examining Parr's distinctive approach to photographing everyday consumption and leisure across four decades.
A rare chance to view the complete series of 20 monumental tapestries by the celebrated Australian artist, on display in Canberra until October 2026.
The National Gallery of Australia presents all 20 tapestries from Arthur Boyd's Life of St Francis series, created with Portugal's Manufactura de Tapeçarias de Portalegre between 1970 and 1974. This marks the first full exhibition of the cycle, highlighting Boyd's artistic vision and the workshop's exceptional craftsmanship.
For the first time, the 17th edition will be selected through an open international call rather than closed recommendations.
The Gwangju Biennale Foundation is inviting curators worldwide to apply for the artistic directorship of its 2028 edition, replacing its long-standing recommendation-based appointment system with a fully open process.
A sprawling exhibition of wobbling robots, sound installations and participatory workshops explores what it means to welcome the stranger
Running from June 2026 to May 2027, SeMA Buk-Seoul presents Kwon Byungjun's ambitious project using robots and sound to question how we encounter difference and build a shared sense of 'we'.
Skennen'kó:wa ken? (Do You Carry Great Peace?) features Shelley Niro, Melissa General, and Hannah Claus at the Canada Pavilion
A Kanien'kehá:ka-led exhibition curated by Ryan Rice will represent Canada at the 2026 Gwangju Biennale, exploring Haudenosaunee philosophies of peace, rematriation, and self-governance through interdisciplinary contemporary art.
Over fifty artists and researchers gather at SIMoA to explore how observation collapses reality into fleeting certainty
The inaugural Shenzhen Art and Technology Biennial, directed by Zikang Zhang and curated by Naiyi Wang and Mónica Bello, treats the act of looking as a force that reshapes what exists.
CHERUBY's summer programme treats exhibitions, residencies and a nomadic theatre school as sites where cultural value emerges through collective making rather than fixed objects.
Running from June to August 2026, CHERUBY's summer programme A Pop-up of A Pop-up brings together an exhibition, artists-in-residence and a roaming theatre school to explore how meaning is generated through circulation, participation and cross-disciplinary collaboration.
