The Fondation d’entreprise Hermès’s new exhibition is literally a smorgasbord of tetra-themed objets d’art. Tetraphilia by Hong Kong-born installation artist Nadim Abbas narrates the story of a word but it does more than simply string words together; the exhibition combines objects, images, tastes and sounds.
Inspired by a family album, the artworks in Memories for the Future by artist, Nyein Chan Su encompass family photographs, photographs of historical events, like the last speech of Aung San, the iconic father of the Nation, and recent photographs referencing the most topical news in Myanmar.
Christie’s will hold its 2013 Hong Kong Spring Auctions from 25-29 May at the Convention Hall in the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. The series will feature sales across a variety of collecting categories — from Chinese paintings, Chinese…
After being quiet for last 8 months, 2902 Gallery has found a brand new space at 222 Queen Street. Nestled within the Arts & Cultural district, the new space will feature photographs, video and installation artworks. Chee Weiteck attended the official opening of the gallery's new home and checked out works by 9 Singapore artists.
Juliana Loh, Artitute's Hong Kong/Macau's correspondent couldn't forget a giant pile of shit, Stone Henge and a giant suckling pig that she saw at Inflation!, part of Mobile M+, a series of pre-opening ‘nomadic’ exhibitions curated by M+. Featuring Turner Prize winner Jeremy Deller’s Stone Henge “Scarilege”.