Maybe because Bangkok doesn't attract a high culture crowd. I don't really know. In 1990. I was writing a book for a publisher in England about Asian art, a book which miserably failed, actually. And after that I tried to go back as much as I could on ... full story
"I think the gallery's really proven that it can handle large capacities, crowd-wise," she said. "Of course the Melbourne venue is still being renovated, so we're really fortunate that we get to have a second go at the Archibald." full story
That could mean poking into mural-covered alleyways in Melbourne and São Paulo, venturing into far-flung, nontouristy neighborhoods around London and Paris, or visiting iconic sites of political unrest, like the West Bank and remnants of the Berlin ... full story
by Frank Campbell, art authenticator, Art Experts Inc. (US appraisers) Would you fork out your redundancy money to buy a Picasso off the internet? Happens all the time. The Daily Telegraph's Elizabeth Fortescue reported last week that a young Sydney ... full story
... by contrast, guest curator Jacqueline Doughty's Why We Do the Things We Do features works exploring the process of making art itself. Finally, Sydney-based photographer Izabela Pluta's Gestures of the Landscape confronts the relationship between ... full story
by Norma Dittman Trang Le, an exchange student from Hanoi, Vietnam, who has been attending Fulda High School as a senior, has developed an exceptional art skill during the past 13 years. On Friday, she described some of her artwork that she has ... full story
Yinka Shonibare MBE is organized and toured by The Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney, Australia. Judy Kim, Brooklyn Museum Curator of Exhibitions and Head of the Exhibitions Division, will coordinate the presentation, after which it will travel to ... full story
His studio in Moganshan Road (the centre of Shanghai's contemporary art scene) is almost windowless, so he depends on artificial light sources. This is discernible in the paintings – he uses the peculiar circumstances in his studio to his advantage; ... full story
By Le-Min Lim May 28 (Bloomberg) -- As Michael Wang, one of Asia's top collectors, stood watching bidders at a Hong Kong sale compete to pay millions of dollars for paintings by Zao Wou-ki and Sanyu this week, he said he knew the art-market slump was ... full story
The event is organised in partnership with the Waqif Art Center and The Third Line. A number of panellists from the creative/design community participated in the artwork entries selection. Alongside Dubai and Beirut, Doha is the third city in the ... full story
