Ming Wong

While heightened political tensions between Turkey and Europe grab the world's attention, an exhibition at Berlin's Schwules Museum refreshingly highlights the queer community's bridge between Berlin and Istanbul.

Art Basel has announced the projects for the first Hong Kong edition of its popular Kabinett sector which offers galleries the opportunity to present

The Kabinett sector, which brings mini curated shows to Art Basel Miami Beach each December, expands to the Hong Kong fair this year, representatives for Art Basel said today.

It’s reported that 80% of the visitors to Frieze—that usually caps 68,000—are there to observe, not to buy. In fact, it may be that Frieze Week is less about selling art than ever. Since 2006, Frieze magazine have not released any sales figures, so even if you want to know what’s selling, you won’t be able to find out. What Frieze is still good at is fashion: from the well-heeled guests to good-looking gallery booths, you can expect to find the bleeding-edge of the art world in London. Whether you’re attending to participate, spectate, or purchase, we’ve made a pick of the best fairs, talks, exhibitors, and auctions for each day.

Absolut announced the nominees for its 2017 Absolut Art Award today.

Not to be outdone by North Asia, which hosts major events like Art Basel every year, Southeast Asia is rapidly growing its own art fair line-up.

The Biennale of Sydney has announced the final list of 83 artists from 35 countries for the forthcoming 20th edition from March 18 to June 5, including an additional 13 artists and collectives whose participation is detailed below.

Nationalism can be a dirty word.

The questions of nationality and cultural identity figure nowhere so intensely as in Singapore. It boasts Asia’s most racially diverse population, with its mix of ethnic Chinese, Indian and Indonesian-Malay.