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ArtisTree will present a solo exhibition of the work of artist and architect William Lim in "Space Journey: William Lim, A Decade of Installations" August 15-Sep 2 at ArtisTree, a 20,000-squarefoot multipurposevenue located at Island East in Hong Kong.

The‘Made in Singapore’ movie label is still a relatively new one, but the film and animation industry is starting to get some traction.

Andre Monet When loves goes wrong, 2012

With the 50th anniversary of her death coming this August, tributes are coming left and right for this icon of 20th century Hollywood. Opera Gallery will open on Friday an exhibition dedicated to the screen Goddess with works by of Andy Warhol, Mr Brainwash, David Mach and Ron English, to name a few.

Thai artist Pinaree Sanpitak is participating in the 18th Biennale of Sydney with a major installation, Anything Can Break, at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA).

Gui Ying ‘Freeze’, Wood and Resin Chair

Sotheby’s London will host “Unfolding Landscape”, a special selling exhibition of works by graduates of the School of Design of the China Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA) – China’s premier arts academy – from 1st-8th November.

Sotheby’s NY Fine Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art Sale on Sep 11-12 will include an important Wucai ‘Fish’ Jar And Cover, Jiajing Mark And Period.

Sungsoo koo, From the series Magical reality tour bus, 2005

Korean Eye 2012, a major survey of Korean contemporary, will open at Saatchi Gallery in London on July 27.

One of my favorite exhibitions each year is Beyond Limit, Sotheby's annual selling exhibition of monumental sculptures staged in the historic grounds of Chatsworth House. This year it comes with a twist. For the first time it will showcase the work of a single artist, Barry Flanagan. The selling exhibition will take place Sep 7 - Oct 28.

The winner of the 31st UOB Painting of the Year was a 17-year old, Esmond Loh Fah Rong for his oil and acrylic painting titled ‘Just Let Me Sleep’.

Very little is known about Huang Wei (b.1914 - unknown), a Singapore painter whose works were uncovered a few years ago by artist-curator Alan Oei. Wei began painting - mostly portraits of children - in the late 1940s, after the war. Most of these paintings are still in the process of restoration by Oei and critics have tended to describe his paintings as “representing the trauma of war.”

A feature about one of the greatest Japanese artists of our time.

Two postings on the same gallery in two days.. I tried to be fair and spread the goodies, but when I saw the landscapes and quirky characters of Chinese ink painter Ling Yang Chang I couldn't resist..
This exhibition will open on July 26th.

Nothing is more irritating that a show that opens with its works already sold out (well, barred one), but I guess it also means the gallery is doing a good job in promoting its artists.

Wong Shih Yaw’s “My Story III: Redemption of the Fallen” is currently showing at Utterly Art. The singapore artist imagination never fails to tickle and amuse. The latest installment of his autobiographical series offer a fresh visual metaphors about the world around us. Each painting is dominated by a fantastical machine, which assumes the shape of an animal, another mechanical device or a vehicle of transportation within which the artist sits, or is sheathed or becomes a part of.

The Singapore Tyler Print Institute is currently showing works by Geraldine Javier, which the Filipino artist created during a residency. The 48 works are haunted by dreams (or nightmares) creatures shaped by evolution, palaeontology and natural history.

In 2008 Hermès edited its first “carré d’artiste”, Hommage au carré by Josef Albers followed by a second in 2010, Photos-souvenirs au carré by Daniel Buren. This year, the french label invited the Japanese artist Hiroshi Sugimoto to create the third edition, which was presented at Basel in June. It'd be great if you could join us, if you're headed up for Basel.