About 700 artworks drawn from Singapore's national collection and on loan from regional museums and collectors will go on display in the two permanent galleries at the museum of 19th century and modern art. What looks set to be one of the largest ...full story

New York is often described as the former center of the art world, the torch having been passed to Berlin, London, Los Angeles or even New Delhi. Globalism notwithstanding, New York remains the center of the gallery world, and galleries are the bedrock ...full story

Each song climaxed ever so subtly, but with enough effect to keep the audience in a wide-eyed gaze. Exxus was the best demonstration of this, with a metronome-like drum that escalated into crushing, atmospheric percussion. Black Mambo was another that ...full story

The unveiling of Vault, aka The Yellow Peril, at the City Square in 1980 kicked off years of heated debate on the worth of Melbourne's public art. After an unpopular reception that year, the large yellow fabricated-steel construction was shipped out to ...full story

This year, Asian Art in London is to create a 'Pavilion' at Art Antiques London and display works from 12th-18th June. Over 20 dealers from Asian Art in London will exhibit a wide range of antique and contemporary Asian art. This selling exhibition ...full story

... one dedicated to Singapore art history and the other to South-east Asian art - it will have a special-exhibition gallery for potential collaborations with top modern museums such as the Centre Pompidou in Paris and the Museum of Modern Art in New ...full story

Manal Al-Dowayan's exhibitions focus on women's rights in Saudi Arabia. Her current exhibition in Dubai's Cuadro Art Gallery called "Crash" is a research-based collection that exposes the ways in which Saudi women are rendered voiceless and nameless in ...full story

Lakan Sining ng Bulacan (Lakan Sining) was formed in the 1980s when local artists, some of them working in Metro Manila, boarded a bus and went around Bulacan to visit historical places and draw inspiration from these. Heritage structures and houses ...full story

The French artist's "Fruit on a table or small dog" was stolen from a house in the British capital along with "Woman with two chairs" by Pierre Bonnard, and they were recovered together in Italy from the pensioner, who used to work for Italian auto ...full story

“Most of the expensive post-war modern art pieces are sold in New York at auctions and through art dealers,” explains McAndrew, adding that buyers from Latin America and Asia also prefer New York as their destination for art. Finally, the report noted ...full story