esea contemporary and MAO (Museum of Asian Art), Turin, are pleased to present ‘Shadow and Void: Buddha’, an innovative collaboration between the UK’s only non-profit gallery dedicated to East and Southeast Asian contemporary art and one of Europe’s foremost institutional collections of Asian art. Curated by Xiaowen Zhu, Director of esea contemporary, and Davide Quadrio,…
Nova Contemporary is delighted to announce its participation in Condo London 2025, a collaborative exhibition by 49 galleries across 22 London spaces. The gallery will be hosted by Project Native Informant, showing a duo exhibition of works by James Prapaithong and Pam Virada. Condo takes its name from ‘condominium’ and is a large-scale collaborative exhibition…
For its 2025 participation at ART SG, Kristin Hjellegjerde will be presenting works by Audun Alvestad, Martine Poppe, Sinta Tantra, and Tuan Vu. The fair takes place from 19 - 21 January 2025 at the Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Kristin Hjellegjerde's booth being FC10. Event information from Kristin Hjellegjerde, January 2025
ROH is pleased to share its participation at S.E.A. Focus 2024: 'Serial and Massively Parallel', exhibiting a solo presentation of Yogyakarta-based artist, Mella Jaarsma, 'Because Things Will Change'. For this presentation, Jaarsma (b. 1960, Emmeloord, The Netherlands) has made a unique series of eight masks that represent the multiple strata of time and imagining of…
Kellogg University Art Gallery presents internationally acclaimed artist Anida Yoeu Ali in her Southern California debut of 'The Red Chador: Close Encounters', a collection of photographs, videos and installations representing a refusal of oppression through multiplicity. Responding to a global rise of Islamophobia, misogyny, and racism, the series continues Ali's thematic interest in using religious…
Vivid pink and blue forms stretch, float, and leap through space beneath golden orbs, like glittering moons. Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, West Palm Beach is delighted to present 'Some Like It Hot', a solo exhibition by British-Balinese artist Sinta Tantra. Tantra transforms each of her exhibitions into a large-scale installation, where the works respond not only…
ROH is pleased to share 'Unbearable Lightness', a group exhibition that concentrates on how artists have been applying paper as a medium to express their respective practices. The title refers to Milan Kundera’s eponymous, 'The Unbearable Lightness of Being', in which the title itself encapsulates the existential philosophies explored in the book, that the notionof…
In January 2025, Indonesian artist Citra Sasmita will transform The Curve for her first solo exhibition in the UK: a new commission titled 'Into Eternal Land'. Working fluidly across painting, sculptural installation, embroidery and scent, Sasmita will invite visitors on a symbolic, multi-sensory journey through the 90-metre-long gallery to explore ideas of ancestral memory, ritual…
Sullivan+Strumpf is delighted to announce their first Melbourne group exhibition, bringing together key voices working in contemporary abstraction. A celebration of the genre as we know it today, 'Free Form' includes new works from an exceptional lineup of internationally recognised Australian and Asia Pacific artists from within the Sullivan+Strumpf stable, including Singaporean artist Dawn Ng.…
The Sharjah Biennial 16 title, 'To Carry', is a multivocal and open-ended proposition. The ever-expanding list of what to carry, and how to carry it, is an invitation to encounter the different formations and positions of the five curators as well as the constellation of resonances they have gathered. Thus, ‘To Carry’ proposes the Biennial…
Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery is delighted to present ‘All About Eve’, a group exhibition co-curated by Soheila Sokhanvari and Kristin Hjellegjerde. The show’s title is taken from the 1950 film of the same name, which follows the tale of Margo Channing, an aging Broadway star, whose career is threatened by the younger, more ambitious Eve. Drawing…
‘An Uncommon Thread’ features 10 contemporary artists living and working in the UK. The group exhibition highlights the transformative power of unconventional mediums in evoking personal and collective memories. Each artist demonstrates an unwavering commitment to the integral role materials and techniques play in their creative process; employing unexpected painting surfaces, adapting formal craft traditions…
