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3 emerging Indonesian performance artists to watch
Follow Art Radar introduces three young artists whose performance art is shaking up the Indonesian art scene. Kelvin Atmadibrata, Aziz Amri and FJ Kunting exploit the body to explore ideas of...
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7 artists to see at the 2018 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art
Follow Art Radar highlights a selection of artworks on show at the 2018 Adelaide Biennial. The 2018 edition of the Adelaide Biennial is on view until 3 June 2018 and showcases the work of 30 leading...
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“Imagination is Reality”: Chinese father-son artist duo Hu Jieming & Hu Weiyi...
Follow ShangART Gallery in Singapore presents “Imagination is Reality”, an exhibition by artists Hu Jieming and Hu Weiyi, who are, in turn, father and son. The show is the result of ShangART’s...
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“A Common Thread”: archiving a practice with Malaysian artist Grace Tan at...
Follow FOST Galley in Singapore presents “A Common Thread: Archiving A Practice”, a solo show by Malaysian artist Grace Tan. Examining her practice over the last 15 years, the show is Grace Tan’s...
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“L’Origine du Monde”: art and desire with Thai artist Thanet Awsinsiri –...
Follow 100 Tonson Gallery in Bangkok recently presented “L’Origine du Monde”, a solo exhibition by Thai artist Thanet Awsinsiri. Thanet Awsinsiri examines themes of desire, the human body and the...
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Lebanese artist Huguette Caland’s provocations – artist profile
Follow Art Radar profiles the versatile Lebanese artist, whose work spans painting, sculpture and fashion design. A recently published monograph celebrates Huguette Caland’s practice, with a focus on...
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Shu Lea Cheang to represent Taiwan at the 2019 Venice Biennale
Follow The Taipei Fine Arts Museum recently announced Shu Lea Cheang will represent Taiwan at the 58th Venice Biennale. The Taiwanese artist will be the first woman to represent Taiwan in Venice, with...
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“Fresh Trend 2018”: newest artistic voices from Hong Kong, Taipei and...
Follow The annual graduation show returns for its 14th edition, enhancing its status as a platform for exchange, and featuring the first-ever participation of a Taipei art school. Hong Kong, China and...
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Integrating music and performance art: Japanese artist Yuzuru Maeda – interview
Follow Yuzuru Maeda creates cross-disciplinary works, merging video, music, dance and sculpture. Art Radar had the opportunity to speak with performance artist Yuzuru Maeda to learn more about her...
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“A Lightness of Spirit is the Measure of Happiness”: the inaugural Yalingwa...
Follow The Australian Centre for Contemporary Art in Melbourne presents the inaugural Yalingwa exhibition, “A Lightness of Spirit is the Measure of Happiness”. The exhibition features 10 new...
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“Aquatopia”: Chinese, Hong Kong and UK artists focus on water at CFCCA...
Follow The Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art (CFCCA) in Manchester presents “Aquatopia”, a group exhibition about water and water scarcity. “Aquatopia” features 6 artists from China, Hong Kong and...
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“Ties of History “: charting the common ground in Southeast Asian...
Follow Art Radar has a look at “Ties of History: Art in Southeast Asia”, a recent collaborative project of three museums in the Philippines. Three Manila-based museums collaborated to present...
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A filmic narrative: revision and reconstruction of history in the work of...
Follow Kunsthaus Pasquart in Switzerland, in collaboration with Deutsche Bank, recently presented a comprehensive solo exhibition by the South African artist Kemang Wa Lehulere. An autobiographical...
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The ritual intimacy of Christian Thompson’s art practice – artist profile
Follow The University of New South Wales Galleries in Sydney, Australia, recently presented “Christian Thompson: Ritual Intimacy”, the first survey exhibition of the Bidjara artist. The exhibition...
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“Wild Rhizome”: 5 artists and collectives taking root at the 2018 Taiwan...
Follow The 2018 Taiwan Biennial, presented by the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, invites 32 artists and collectives to explore their thematic radicles. Titled “Wild Rhizome”, the biennial’s 6th...
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“Nested”: memory, musicality and language with Su-Mei Tse – artist profile
Follow MUDAM – Musée d’Art Moderne in Luxembourg recently presented a solo exhibition by the artist Su-Mei Tse. Art Radar profiles the artist on the occasion of the show entitled “Nested”. “Su-Mei...
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“How do you carry the land?”: an assemblage of voices by Ayumi Goto and Peter...
Follow The Vancouver Art Gallery in Canada recently presented “Ayumi Goto and Peter Morin: how do you carry the land?”, an exhibition that bridged the experiences of artists with diverse ancestries in...
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Portraying sexuality: a retrospective of Pakistani artist Iqbal Hussain at...
Follow Art Radar looks at the retrospective of Iqbal Hussain’s oeuvre in Islamabad. Showing the personal collection of former Country Director of the World Bank in Pakistan, the exhibition offers an...
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“ARABÉCÉDAIRE”: building a syncretic artistic vocabulary with Egyptian...
Follow Earlier this year, Mosaic Rooms in London presented ‘ARABÉCÉDAIRE,’ the first exhibition in the UK by the significant Egyptian modernist Hamed Abdalla. Art Radar looks at the artist’s practice...
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Meet the shortlisted artists for the Turner Prize 2018
Follow The Turner Prize returns to Tate Britain in London for its 34th edition. The prize is awarded to a British artist for an outstanding exhibition or other presentation of their work in the...
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