Antenna Space presents a solo show by the Honk Kong based artist Nadim Abbas. Abba’s practice includes heavily-researched installation and sculptural works that play on the psychological patterns of everyday objects and kitsch. Nadim Abbas examines the structural and political properties of images and their precarious relationship with reality. Revolving around the psychological influences of kitsch and cliché, his sculptural installations are immersive environments of ambiguous forms. Frequently incorporating objects from flea markets and dollar shops, casting, animation and photography, Abbas weaves together extensive research with sophisticated visual manoeuvres to destabilise our... Read More

Lisson Gallery supports the much-anticipated presentation of “Datumsoria“, an exhibition of Liu Xiaodong, Carsten Nicolai, and Nam June Paik. A neologism, ‘Datumsoria‘ conjugates datum and sensoria, denoting a new perceptual space... Read More

RAM hosts a comprehensive exhibition of work by the late American artist, who is renowned for his unconventional methodology and poignant sensitivity. The unique nature of his work takes this exhibition beyond a retrospective; it constitutes a genuine... Read More

Qiao Space and Hauser & Wirth announce an exhibition of works by British artist Martin Creed, taking place at Qiao Space in Shanghai’s Xuhui District and opening in conjunction with West Bund Art & Design Fair 2016. Creed is one of the leading... Read More

Yuz Museum organises for the first time in Asia, the Chinese premiere of Shadows by Andy Warhol: “a monument to impermanence” (Holland Cotter, New-York Times). The exhibition is presented in collaboration with Dia Art Foundation, New York. Acquired... Read More