MONO8 opens their 2025 exhibition programme with 'A Fold In Time', which features the works of female artists with roots and links to Southeast Asia: Aimi Kaiya, Eunice Sanchez, Goldie Poblador, Ines Katamso, Issay Rodriguez, Jill Paz, Kelli Maeshiro, Liu Hsin-Ying, Luh'De Gita, Rose Cameron, Sinta Tantra, Wah Nu. In its first iteration, diverse artistic…
Interstitial Territories explores the in-between spaces where memory, identity, and history fracture and reform. Inspired by Homi K. Bhabha’s Third Space and Jacques Derrida’s Hauntology, this exhibition reveals erased, obscured, and displaced cultural and personal fragments. Through installations, text, painting, and mixed media, artists activate these shifting territories-where past and future remain in flux, and…
Deus Gallery presents works by Antonius Kho in 'Love Robots', exploring a blend of humanity and technology. The artist explains the birth of his fascination: "Robots are artificial intelligence created by humans to help human work in all fields, such as in hospitals, in restaurants, in factories, in households, etc. These robots are created in…
This exhibition marks a return, not only of an artist to his audience but of materials to their most primal essence. Following his celebrated solo exhibition Earth in Hanoi, this body of work gathers decades of quiet devotion – lacquer, paper, and, a series formed from the very earth itself. The works on paper, created…
In this exhibition Eight Gallery will present 40 paintings selected from hundreds of works by the painter/sculptor couple Le Cong Thanh and Nguyen Thi Kim Thai together with 6 sculptures by Le Cong Thanh. Le Cong Thanh (1931-2019) was, and is, one of the most influential sculptors in Vietnam. His workss are often simplified and…
Silverlens New York is pleased to present 'Junk DNA', opening March 6, 2025. For the artist’s first solo presentation in New York, Martinez probes and satirizes the idea of the “American Medieval” with large-scale narrative paintings and intimate portraits featuring his recurring cast of expressionistic and cartoonish characters. Anchored by a large salon-style wall of…
'What Doesn’t Kill You' is more than just an art exhibition—it’s a powerful testament to the indomitable spirit of women in the arts. This exhibition of new works by Singapore-based artists Hélène Le Chatelier and Sunaina Bhalla runs from 8-16 March 2025 at Art Outreach Singapore and is timed to coincide with International Women’s Day…
How do female artists use their creativity to explore identity and respond to the impact of societal development on the natural environment in the context of contemporary art? The exhibition 'In Her Hands' delves into this theme through the works of Han Sai Por, Kumari Nahappan, and Kanoko Takaya. Through sculpture, painting, installation and photography,…
After the resounding success of its first season, the 2nd Rasing Artists Exhibition - Phase 1 officially returns, bringing a vibrant and creative artistic space. This is a unique opportunity to explore exceptional works by promising young artists who are shaping the future of contemporary art. Event information from Hanoi Grapevine, March 2025
As part of its offsite programming at Baan Thewes, Nova Contemporary is pleased to present 'I Remember, Therefore I Am', a solo exhibition of new works by Channatip Chanvipava. Channatip Chanvipava (b. 1993, Bangkok) is a Thai artist currently based in London. His latest body of work reflects the rich interplay between his experiences in…
Kristin Hjellegjerde presents a solo show of new works by renowned Vietnamese artist KV Duong at their gallery space in West Palm Beach for his first USA exhibition. The works featured expand on his series of latex paintings KV Duong's practice highlights the historical connection to French colonial rubber plantations in Vietnam, while simultaneously embracing …
A meditation on perception and presence, 'Ravissement' unravels the in-between states of consciousness and reverie. Through recurring symbols like metal hearts, Bùi Công Khánh visualizes the paradox of modern connection—mechanical yet intimate—inviting us to dissolve the boundaries between self and external reality. The exhibition lingers in the space where the familiar turns unheimlich, and the…
