Within at Maison JE Bangkok: When Paper Becomes Memory, Emotion and a Story of Its Own

Within at Maison JE Bangkok brings eight artists together around paper, revealing how an ordinary material can carry memory, identity and inner life.

Tetsuya Ishida’s Haunting Vision of Japan’s Lost Decade Comes to France for the First Time

**Excerpt:** Opening at Gagosian Paris, the exhibition marks the first presentation in France dedicated to Tetsuya Ishida, whose surreal and unsettling paintings transformed the social wounds of 1990s Japan into unforgettable images of modern alienation.

Florentina Holzinger Turns the Austrian Pavilion Into Venice Biennale’s Most Viral Stage

Florentina Holzinger’s SEAWORLD VENICE turns the Austrian Pavilion into one of Venice Biennale 2026’s most talked-about sites.

Venice Biennale’s 61st Edition Sets the Tone with “In Minor Keys” and 111 Artists

Venice Biennale 2026 unveils 111 artists and Koyo Kouoh’s curatorial vision, “In Minor Keys”, ahead of the May opening across Venice.

Photo Essay: Shibuya, Tokyo, Jan 2026

A photo essay from Shibuya at dusk, where signals, signs and pedestrian flow form a living visual system—revealing order, speed, and quiet seams in Tokyo.

Manoth Kittichivan: Flowers, Hours, and Moments

Flowers, Hours, and Moments presents Manoth Kittichivan’s three decades of artistic development through watercolor, mixed media, and a new playful visual style.

POIRE × Hirohiko Araki THE FOUNTAIN BOY: When Osaka’s Landmark Artwork Turns into Dessert

POIRE × Hirohiko Araki THE FOUNTAIN BOY — Osaka’s landmark artwork reborn as limited-edition macarons and chocolates celebrating POIRE’s 55th anniversary.

Singapore Biennale 2025: 80+ Artists Explore “Pure Intention” Across the City

Singapore Biennale 2025 brings 80+ artists and 100+ works under ‘pure intention,’ transforming Singapore’s rail trails, estates, malls and museums into open galleries.

teamLab Biovortex Kyoto — A New Permanent Immersive Museum Opens in Fall 2025

teamLab announces Biovortex Kyoto museum opening fall 2025, featuring four groundbreaking digital artworks in collaboration with Kyoto-Osaka initiative.

Takashi Murakami’s Latest Solo Exhibition Confronts the Pain of History

Takashi Murakami's latest solo show in Cleveland bridges pop art with sacred architecture and history, exploring trauma, gaming, and digital worlds.