Zachary Wollard

Ying Gallery, Beijing, is currently hosting a solo exhibition of Katsutoshi Yuasa (born 1978), titled 'Memory of the past and present', on view through April 23, 2017.

Kingsley Ng’s Art Basel Hong Kong work takes daydreaming on public transport to a new level.

The fifth edition of Art Basel's show in Hong Kong closed today, Saturday, March 25, 2017, with strong sales recorded across all levels of the market, demonstrating continued demand for high-quality works by the world's leading international collectors and institutions.

It’s hard to imagine a place more hard-wired for commerce than Hong Kong. The territory has a history steeped in trade, from its ceding to the British at the end of the First Opium War to its return to Chinese control in 1997 with a special economic and political status engineered to further economic development.

Event is a celebration of high culture and continues to develop in terms of quality

'Twenty-Five Minutes Older', an exhibition featuring the works of Kingsley Ng will be presented as part of Art Basel Hong Kong 2017, scheduled for March 23-25, 2017.

Critically acclaimed Journal of Performance and Art (MIT Press) has just published an article Moving Marks by Brooke Carlson about Draw to Perform International Symposium curated by Ram Samocha in London July 30-31, 2016.

The Association for the International Diffusion of French Art (ADIAF) has announced the list of nominated artists for the Marcel Duchamp Prize 2017. Each year, the prize is awarded to one of four nominated artists who are French or living and working in France, working in the field of visual arts.

We are delighted to announce that Italian-Swiss artist Vittorio Santoro (living in Paris and Zurich) has just been nominated for the Prix Marcel Duchamp 2017. Vittorio Santoro had two solo shows at Counter Space in 2014 and 2016. He is only the second Swiss artist to be nominated for the most important art prize in France (Thomas Hirschhorn, 2000-2001).

Nominated artists for the 2017 Marcel Duchamp Prize

Les artistes du prix Marcel Duchamp 2017

“I have only ever experienced intellectual pleasure on the level of analogy,” declared André Breton in a 1947 essay titled “Ascendant Sign.” Analogy,

10 Exhibitions Opening This Week

Artist Jaanika Peerna Has Been AWARDED the Grand Prix FID 2016

APT artist Jaanika Peerna is chosen as a nominees for FID Prize in drawing

Inversions: drawing and sound performance above Manhattan by Jaanika Peerna and Lucio Corrente

Katsutoshi Yuasa, Edinburgh Katsutoshi Yuasa's large woodcut prints, some almost eight-feet high, engulf you like mirages.

Performa, a biennial of new visual art performance, returns to New York for its third edition at venues throughout the city for three weeks in

Just as you enter the new exhibition of work by Korean artists at the CU Art Museum, the show tells you that the days of painting's dominance

Katsutoshi Yuasa’s first solo exhibition in the US (at the ISE Cultural Foundation, New York, through January 4) demonstrates an utterly fresh approach to relief printing, grounded in the wider dialogue of contemporary art and culture.

The Cult of Beauty, London Rejecting Victorian Britain's grim realities, the aesthetic movement strove to create a world of perfect beauty.

Gallery MOMO is proud to present Guy Wouete’ s “La Tate de Dieu …” (the head of God…), opening Thursday 30 June 2011

Yeondoo Jung, 2012 Korean Artist Project member, makes up the hyper-realistic stories using unrealistic elements depicting the conflict and union of the real and fake and fictionalization of the reality. Here Jung describes one of his spectacular projects “Wonderland,” a project of photographs based on drawings the artist collected from kindergartners, and explains why he sometimes thinks fiction is more realistic than reality.

The Creator’s Project delves into the inspiration and work of Yeondoo Jung, who talks about his interest in creating artworks from nostalgia and fantasy in video, photography and installation. Jung describes his spectacular projects including “Wonderland,” a project of photographs based on drawings the artist collected from kindergartners, and “Handmade Memories” a two-channel video illustrating narratives by elderly storytellers.

Yeondoo Jung’s latest exhibition, “Spectacle in Perspective,” which opened at PLATEAU, Samsung Museum of Art last week, is an impressive and extensive collection of forty works by the acclaimed Korean artist, including two new major projects.

The new additional space on the lower ground floor of the gallery will present projects and exhibitions that will diversify and broaden the gallery

Time is a bitch to be reckoned with, and so is the current exhibition at the Dallas Museum of Art. “Silence and Time” was inspired by John Cage

If you give an artist a bucket, a shovel, and some sand, the result will be a far cry from your average sandcastle. Last year, Creative Time

The Prix Pictet, one of the world's leading photography prizes, has just disclosed the shortlist for its third edition.

The shortlist for the Third Prix Pictet, the world’s leading prize in photography and sustainability, is announced today.