That's 14 fewer galleries than last year, but for the most part the list is very similar, with a few notable newcomers from New York: Andrea Rosen Gallery, Skarstedt, Eleven Rivington, and Tyler Rollins Fine Art. Gladstone Gallery, Dominique Lévy ... full story
The yellow umbrella is a common symbol throughout Hong Kong protest art as it blends the yellow ribbon—originally used to signify support of the protest—with the umbrellas protesters used to block the pepper spray and tear gas launched at them by police.full story
A yellow umbrella, held by a person made of wooden blocks. A rainbow wall of pink, yellow and blue sticky notes urging Hong Kong to stay strong. A slew of banners waving in the wind, asking passersby, “Do you hear the people sing?” These are the images ... full story
It will coincide with Hong Kong's autumn sales. The exhibition, entitled The Art of the Horse, comprises works from a broad range of collecting categories, from paintings, drawings and photographs to sculpture, jade and jewellery. Christie's says the ... full story
In late September, thousands of Hong Kong students boycotted classes and took to the streets. Protesters have held mass rallies and sit-ins across the city for weeks, demanding full democracy in the 2017 election of the territory's leader. But ... full story
In the month or so since protests broke out in Hong Kong's central business district, the student movement's art—almost as much as its umbrellas—has become a powerful pro-democracy symbol for the intrepid demonstrators (see "Artists Design Logos for ... full story
The deal news is minor since MCH already purchased 60 percent of the fair's holdings from Asian Art Fairs Limited in 2011, which changed its name from ART HK to Art Basel Hong Kong. The option to buy the remaining shares in 2014 was part of that deal.full story
Now in its improbable fourth week, the main pro-democracy protest camp in Hong Kong's Admiralty district is a sort of Woodstock on the South China Sea. A sea of tents, the camp teems with street art and propaganda posters. They range from sculptures ... full story
In the midst of Hong Kong's political and civil strife, something extraordinary has taken root. The humble umbrella, used to fend off the pepper spray and tear gas and now the defining symbol of these pro-democracy protests has become the inspiration ... full story
New trustees at MOCA, vandalism at the national parks, early satellite images of Antarctica, and the beguiling installation sculptures produced by the protesters in Hong Kong. Plus, everything Frank Gehry and Cannibal Shia LaBeouf. It's the Round-Up:.full story
