The Shek Kip Mei fire of 1953 prompted the government to institute wide ranging policy initiatives across public housing, urban planning, building safety and other social policies. Only 2 people died in that fire. https://t.co/1KgpzyRG8H
Holly Lee, a Hong Kong artist and pioneer of conceptual photography in the region, has passed away at the age of 71. Her death was announced by Hong Kong-based nonprofit platform WMA on September 15.
https://t.co/FshOiqaHvB
In Melbourne, 1301SW has unveiled a playful and considered new exhibition featuring site specific and installation works by contemporary art heavy hitters; Billy Apple®, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Mikala Dwyer and Jonny Niesche.
See more on Ocula: https://t.co/DbyVIEg3Cc
Following the recent edition of Art Basel Hong Kong comes the announcement of another mega art fair in the city: Art021. Like ABHK, Art021 Hong Kong will possibly be subsidized by the Hong Kong SAR government’s Mega Arts and Cultural Events Fund.
https://t.co/Y5vgMiRht9
Munich’s modern and contemporary art museum Haus der Kunst has announced the appointment of Xue Tan as its new head of exhibitions and programs. https://t.co/TTzG8FFDUd
Artists from countries without national pavilions, including New Zealand's Mataaho Collective, are among those invited to participate in this years Venice Biennale. https://t.co/CnRAJROl53
On November 24, a museum in the southwestern Germany city of Saarbrücken quashed Berlin-based artist Candice Breitz’s 2024 exhibition over her condemnation of Israel’s retaliatory assault on Gaza. Breitz grew up in Apartheid South Africa and is Jewish.
https://t.co/yLaXr23CGn
Today at the Pantograph Punch, Mokonui-a-rangi Smith recounts his time learning tā moko with his mentor, Croc Coulter. An extract from Past the Tower, Under the Tree, published by GLORIA Books.
https://t.co/r69s2XJR9G
Today at the Pantograph, Annie James, Yuri Takemoto and Florence Collins Caballero from Soft Serve Social have a yarn about cities, play, and the joyful little places where they're allowed to meet.
https://t.co/c2OU8w0O9H
One of the greatest curators of our time (of all time), Kasper König, is donating works from his private collection to the Museum Ludwig. https://t.co/lrehdhipNd
SHOWS | Angela Su’s homecoming show at M+, “Lauren O—The Greatest Levitator in the Polyhedric Cosmos of Time,” constructed the world of this parafictional persona and their reflections on survival and resilience during social upheaval. Read more:
https://t.co/cG2KRYPCBD
Yung Ma, Senior Curator of the @haywardgallery, said, 'Heecheon Kim has created worlds that reflect how the reality of our mundane existence is mirrored in the digital sphere.' https://t.co/loADyFKXI2
Haegue Yang (@haegueyang) returns to Kukje Gallery's Seoul Hanok with a new show approaching the site as one in hibernation—a 'latent dwelling'. https://t.co/NzIIqCbF2Q
I have sympathy for institutions: they have to do serious scholarship, educate a wide audience & also bring to vibrant life the art & artefacts of the world…but this statement is an unforced error! 😂‘Asian names can be confusing’ is tragic language for the British Museum lol
1/2 I love looking at this painting by Tui Emma Gillies, which sits above our dinner table. With her vaka menaced by Hokusai's wave, Tui stages a confrontation between Tonga & Japan. There was one tantalising near-contact between the 2 societies.
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@LiangRhea @NZBC88 Amazing! My mother, Kim Ming Dick (Tan) made cheongsam for friends and clients 60 years ago, sometimes I wonder about their history and if anyone kept hers x