Lisa Movius
Fine Art Asia's diverse offering, from gold deities to gelatin silver prints
The 12th Fine Art Asia fair will be held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre from 30 September-3 October
Chinese hotelier-collector opens Shanghai's newest private museum
Zheng Hao's How Art Museum shares works with his 'art hotel'
Budi Tek presses China to make his Yuz Museum public
New laws are needed for private museums to outlive their founders, collector says
First-ever museum show celebrating queer Asian art opens in Taiwan
Exhibition marks country's May ruling setting stage to legalise gay marriage
David Tang, fashion entrepreneur and Chinese art collector, dies aged 63
Founder of fashion brand Shanghai Tang displayed pieces from his collection in his clubs and restaurants
Zhao Bandi’s party crashed by censorship at the Ullens Center in Beijing
Reproductions replace two works in his solo show, China Party, that were banned for import
China's artists defy censorship ban to mourn Liu Xiaobo
Dissident activist and Nobel laureate was last sentenced to 11 years in prison in 2009 and died in custody
Chinese art world goes fur crazy for cats on WeChat
Feline-themed group is providing a talking point for artists, curators and administrators
Beijing museum says Anselm Kiefer exhibition will go ahead despite artist’s protest
German artist has called for show to be cancelled because he says he never gave his consent
Art the antidote to political poison at Shanghai Biennale
Crashed spaceships and Theory Opera performances help provocative show deal with the uncertainties of a Trump world
China’s new Silk Road leads west to Middle East
Biennials in country’s Muslim-majority regions coincide with cultural exchange with Qatar
Work censored as art world descends on Shanghai
As Shanghai Biennale, two art fairs and scores of exhibitions open, Sun Xun's video work shut down<br>
Shanghai show of Felix Gonzalez-Torres’s art offers shared experience but little explanation
An exhibition Rockbund Art Museum eschews a heavy-handed curatorial approach, but also avoids discussing the artist’s homosexuality and the Aids crisis that directly informed his works
Singapore Biennale reflects on the ties between Asian countries
Atlas of Mirrors features works by 63 artists and collectives, from a loudspeaker made out of woks to a jackfruit timber dwelling
Christie’s opens second exhibition space in China with Beijing flagship
New headquarters will provide a base for public and official communications not sales
Centre Pompidou pops up in China
Collection show traces the development of French art from Fauvism in the early 20th century to the opening of the museum in 1977
Works from Beijing’s Palace Museum to travel to Berlin
An international deal signed by museum directors will bring Ming and Qing Dynasty portraits to Germany next year
South Korea’s student uprising commemorated in Gwangju Biennale
The Swedish curator prefers abstract theories and words to spectacle
Raqs Media Collective get philosophical for 2016 Shanghai Biennale
The main exhibition will pose existential questions, while satellite sections extend the show into the city, with local characters recruited to share the secret of “artful living”
Shanghai Project opens first phase with focus on the future
The cross-disciplinary project imagines the issues that will face the human race 100 years from now
Shanghai’s MadeIn Gallery makes the move to West Bund
Its arrival in the new government-backed arts district hints at a geographic shift in the Chinese city’s art scene
What to see in Korea this biennial season
From Gwangju’s heavily political works to a 30th anniversary show of Korean art in Gwacheon
Ullens pulls out of Picasso loans
Shows go on as Belgian founders seek buyer for Beijing art centre
Ai Weiwei dropped from Yinchuan Biennale in China
Museum's artistic director reveals how decision was taken out of her hands by “higher officials”
Three artists to look out for at Art Stage Jakarta
The new sister event to the Singapore fair opens today in Indonesia
Shanghai’s Long Museum takes aim at female artists
The institution hosts its first exhibition dedicated to international and Chinese women, with works spanning ten centuries