• Reviews

Hong Kong Diary: Conservative Painting Shows and Nightmarish Reminders of Raw Reality Collide During Art Basel

This year's Art Basel Hong Kong unfolded against the backdrop of political tumult.

• By
  Andrew Russeth
• Apr 25, 2023 2:42 pm

• Reviews

In “Bicycle Thieves,” Themes of Labor Dovetailed with Current Political Concerns in Hong Kong

The exhibition, "Bicycle Thieves," which was organized by writer and independent curator Hanlu Zhang, addressed a range of questions surrounding artistic labor, menial labor, and care work; local…

• By
  Dana Kopel
• Oct 1, 2019 5:50 pm

• Reviews

Wang Wei

In Wang Wei’s recent installation, Two Rooms (2015), depictions of verdant planes against picture-perfect gradient skies physically and psychologically dislocated visitors to the gallery.&nbsp…

• By
  Ming Lin
• Jun 9, 2015 12:50 pm

• Features

Hong Kong Scene Artists in Babylon

How do artists manage to live, work and exhibit in one of the world’s glitziest cities? 

• By
  Richard Vine
• Nov 27, 2012 1:30 pm

• Features

Xing Danwen: Beijing Confidential

First docoumenting and then reflecting in more personal terms the prodigious recent changes in Chinese culture, Xing has shifted from reportage to constructed imagery.

• By
  Richard Vine
• Feb 5, 2010 2:46 pm