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.
Millennials and Gen-Z bidders are reshaping the market for traditional Asian works of art, but the category's complexity demands patience and expertise.
A new generation of collectors is turning to Chinese ceramics, bronzes and artefacts, pushing auction sales to record highs — yet the category's steep learning curve raises questions about whether this momentum can be sustained.
Para Site marks three decades with an episodic performance series that reimagines the city as a site of ritual, sound, and queer mythology.
Spanning June to December 2026, Para Site's thirtieth-anniversary programme commissions four artists to navigate Hong Kong through live interventions in sound, movement, and animist ritual.
A Glimpse of the Infinite brings together over fifty artists and scientists to probe the quantum nature of observation
The inaugural Shenzhen Art and Technology Biennial, directed by Zikang Zhang and curated by Naiyi Wang and Mónica Bello, opens at SIMoA on 30 May 2026, running for an entire year.
CHERUBY's summer programme treats exhibitions, residencies and pedagogy as sites of para-content and collective meaning-making
Running from June to August 2026, CHERUBY's summer activation brings together an exhibition, artists-in-residence and a nomadic theatre school to explore how cultural value emerges through circulation, participation and collective making.
