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

Atlas of Mirrors features works by 63 artists and collectives, from a loudspeaker made out of woks to a jackfruit timber dwelling

New headquarters will provide a base for public and official communications not sales

Collection show traces the development of French art from Fauvism in the early 20th century to the opening of the museum in 1977

An international deal signed by museum directors will bring Ming and Qing Dynasty portraits to Germany next year

The Swedish curator prefers abstract theories and words to spectacle

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”

The cross-disciplinary project imagines the issues that will face the human race 100 years from now

Its arrival in the new government-backed arts district hints at a geographic shift in the Chinese city’s art scene

From Gwangju’s heavily political works to a 30th anniversary show of Korean art in Gwacheon

Shows go on as Belgian founders seek buyer for Beijing art centre

Museum's artistic director reveals how decision was taken out of her hands by “higher officials”

The new sister event to the Singapore fair opens today in Indonesia

Singapore spin-off focuses on Indonesian art

The institution hosts its first exhibition dedicated to international and Chinese women, with works spanning ten centuries

Xiao Quan’s portraits and street scenes capture the avant-garde during the country’s heady transition

The biennial organised by Hans-Ulrich Obrist and Yongwoo Lee at the Himalayas Museum opens with interactive pavilions and public forums, following reports of poor planning and funding stumbles

New Baijia Lake Museum will host a more streamlined event than in previous years

Decade of terror remains a highly sensitive subject in China, but that may now be changing

Concern in China as Guy Ullens confirms Ullens Centre for sale along with remainder of his Chinese contemporary art collection

Liu Yiqian and Wang Wei are rapidly buying art to fill their growing museum empire

The move seems to be part of a government crackdown on private entities renting spaces across the country

Artists focus on disorientation and discrimination faced by the millions who seek work in China’s cities and factories

Organised by Raqs Media Collective, the exhibition will take on sci-fi themes and existential quandaries

The private museum has opened its first outpost outside of Shanghai

Bose Krishnamachari has invited 80 international artists including Anish Kapoor and Santiago Sierra to take part