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The best Art in Hong Kong and Paris

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Chine: A new generation of artists

Kurt Perschke: Red Ball HK

Ugo Rondinone: still

William Lim: Fish Wishes

I.M. Pei: Life Is Architecture

Mika Tajima: Penumbra

Voices of the Walls

Carmen Neely: chronic conditions

Ishbel Myerscough: Transhumance

Shanshui: Echoes and Signals

Discover a curation of HK exhibitions

HONG KONG AGENDA

Hong Kong

Dec

6

Dec

15

Kurt Perschke: Red Ball HK
Various locations

Hong Kong

Nov

21

Jan

31

John McAllister: shining serenest-like wilds whirl
MASSIMODECARLO

Hong Kong

Nov

20

Jan

25

Awol Erizku: Quaquaversal
Ben Brown Fine Arts

Hong Kong

Nov

19

Feb

22

Scott Kahn: Once in a Blue Moon
David Zwirner

Hong Kong

Nov

19

Feb

22

Ruth Asawa: Doing is Living
David Zwirner

Hong Kong

Nov

16

Jan

4

Susumu Kamijo: Table for Us
Perrotin Hong Kong

Hong Kong

Nov

14

Mar

1

Sterling Ruby: |
Gagosian

Hong Kong

Nov

14

Dec

31

Wang Gongyi: Selected Works 2020 – 2024
Galerie du Monde (gdm)

Hong Kong

Nov

8

Dec

8

William Lim: Fish Wishes
Touch Gallery

Hong Kong

Oct

31

Jan

4

Ishbel Myerscough: Transhumance
Flowers Gallery

Hong Kong

Oct

31

Dec

21

Mika Tajima: Penumbra
Pace Gallery

Hong Kong

Oct

26

Jun

30

Danh Vo In Situ: Akari by Noguchi
M+

Explore a selection of Parisian exhibitions

PARIS AGENDA

France

Nov

23

Jan

18

Jean-Philippe Delhomme: Model Resting
Perrotin Paris – Turenne

France

Nov

21

Jan

11

Takis: The Void
White Cube Paris

France

Nov

14

Jan

25

Huguette Caland: Les années parisiennes (1970-1987)
Mennour Paris – Saint André-des-Arts

Hong Kong

Oct

17

Feb

16

Carole Benzaken
Musée Marmottan

France

Oct

17

Feb

24

Pop Forever, Tom Wesselmann & …
Fondation Louis Vuitton

France

Oct

16

Dec

14

Günther Förg: Le Moderne
Maison La Roche

France

Oct

15

Feb

2

Elmgreen & Dragset: L’Addition
Musée d’Orsay

France

Oct

14

Dec

21

James Turrell: Path Taken
Almine Rech Paris – Matignon

France

Oct

14

Nov

23

Michelangelo Pistoletto: Nouvelle perspective
Continua Paris

France

Oct

14

Dec

21

Rashid Johnson: Anima
Hauser & Wirth Paris

France

Oct

11

Nov

30

Carmen Neely: chronic conditions
Mariane Ibrahim

France

Oct

10

Dec

21

Ugo Rondinone: still
Mennour Paris – Pont de Lodi

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In eminent American-French artist Louise Bourgeoi

In eminent American-French artist Louise Bourgeois’s late fabric work, she embroidered, ‘I have been to hell and back. And let me tell you, it was wonderful,’ capturing the emotional journey that shaped her art. This powerful phrase sets the stage for her monumental solo exhibition, her first in Japan in 27 years. Featuring over 100 works, including sculptures, paintings, and intimate fabric pieces - most have never been seen before in Japan - experience Bourgeois’s raw emotional intensity, dark humour, and exploration of memory, trauma, and transformation. Inspired by her complex childhood, her art reimagines emotions into deeply personal yet universal symbols. Until 1 Jan 2025.
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We're all used to seeing images of these iconic br

We're all used to seeing images of these iconic brands in mass-produced packaging, after a day out shopping and eating, but what about in furniture & furnishings? Korean artist Gyuhan Lee explores the value of these materials - normally considered disposable waste - by repurposing them, making us reconsider consumerist behaviours in his solo show, 'Pop Craft Structure'. Who knew that Nike shoe boxes and McDonald's crumbly take-away paper bags could take on different lives? Until 16 Dec.
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A tiger sphinx - bald middle-aged man? At the lab

'Penumbra' is the NY-based artist Mika Tajima's 1s

'Penumbra' is the NY-based artist Mika Tajima's 1st ever show at the gallery's Hong Kong space. The title refers to the marginal, indefinite space of partial illumination, or the imperfect shadow between full shadow & full light. Surreal and ethereal, her works certainly make us reconsider the casting of light in a novel way... 4 of her most established series are presented, and together, they explore existentialist questions about human agency through transfigurations of colours, forms & energies.
Until 21 Dec.
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The world's longest-running street art is landing

At the Musée d'Art Moderne in Paris, visit 'The A

At the Musée d'Art Moderne in Paris, visit 'The Atomic Age' (11 Oct - 9 Feb 2025), an exhibition that explores the history of modernity in the 20th century via the imaginary world of the atom. Through artistic representations referencing the nuclear bomb, some 250 multi-media works are brought together for the 1st time in a French museum, which showcase the differing perspectives of artists in the face of scientific advances and their accompanying controversies. We were blown away (no pun intended!) by works featuring artists Luc Tuymans, Kazuo Shiraga, Thomas Schütte, Francis Bacon, Stefan Rinck, Atsuko Tanaka, Alberto Burri, Wifredo Lam, Richard Pousette-Dart, etc. to name just a few.
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Next door in the next exhibition hall, explore an impressive retrospective of the Swiss sculptor, Hans Josephsohn (1920-2012). 'Josephsohn' (11 Oct - 16 Feb 2025) is curated by Albert Oehlen, an artist himself who is a great admirer of the sculptor. Raw, intense, and even grotesque are words that come to mind when face-to-face with such powerful works. The intensity of Josephsohn's works is further rooted in a life tormented by his Jewish origins and personal experiences during the Holocaust. What a powerful showcase!
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The museum is also presenting the genius of French painter, Raoul Dufy (1877-1953) in a stunning panoramic mural (Images 16-17); as well as a wall of paintings by contemporary French artist, Daniel Buren (Images 18-19); and by French Fauvist Modernist, Henri Matisse (1869-1954), a delightful triptych (Image 20).

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'Remaining the Mountain, Becoming the Ocean' is Al

'Remaining the Mountain, Becoming the Ocean' is Alisan Atelier (Aberdeen)'s inaugural exhibition to celebrate its grand opening. A duo-show by husband-wife team, Mok Yat-san and Man Fung-yi, the exhibition highlights the 2 local artists' interdiscplinary exploration of contemporary approaches towards Chinese aesthetics & sensibilities. Featuring 22 works across a wide variety of mediums, reflect on the concepts of duality and companionship, as you discover the creative processes & underlying philisophies of these 2 Hong Kong veterans.
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Taking place at the Grand Palais for the 1st time,

Taking place at the Grand Palais for the 1st time, Art Basel Paris (rebranded from Paris+ from the first 2 editions) opened yesterday to VIPs. Aiming to build bridges with France’s cultural industries to create a flagship event, numerous talks and public art programmes across the French capital are being activated. With almost 200 galleries, the fair is split into 3 sectors:
Galeries - the main exhibition sector featuring galleries specialising in Modern and contemporary art across diverse mediums.
Emergence - with exhibitors presenting young and emerging artists through solo presentations.
Premise - a new & exciting sector.
Art Basel Paris is at the Grand Palais and runs from 18 - 20 October, 11am - 7pm.
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Moutai, anyone? 🥃 Puerto Rican-American artist

Moutai, anyone? 🥃 Puerto Rican-American artist Enoc Perez's latest exhibition delves into the allure of Bacardi rum bottles, Moutai, and cocktail glasses, exploring consumer culture’s promises and pitfalls through personal & cultural lenses. The works embody sensory richness and examine the enduring appeal of commercial seduction. A highlight of the exhibition is Perez’s paintings of Moutai (pictured above), the prestigious Chinese liquor that symbolises status & tradition. Perez skillfully intertwines personal narratives within broader historical contexts, exploring the cultural significance & commercial aspects of Moutai. Until 9 Nov.
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If you’re a fan of old Hong Kong, you might be f

If you’re a fan of old Hong Kong, you might be familiar with the portrayal of the city’s memories and cinematography by esteemed artist Chow Chun Fai in the exhibition, ‘Map Of Amnesia’. Inspired by his photography over the past 20 years while wandering the streets of Hong Kong, his newest collection showcases historic spots such as the Mahjong House, Man Mo Temple and features local cinema classics like ‘As Tears Go By' & ‘Infernal Affairs'. Capturing many vanishing Hong Kong locations and iconic cinematic moments, the series aims to provoke a profound sense of nostalgia that would resonate with viewers. Until 15 Oct.
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