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Kwak Duck-Jun, leading figure of Korean and Japanese conceptual art, 1937–2025

Courtesy Gallery Hyundai The conceptual artist Kwak Duck-Jun has died, Gallery Hyundai has announced. Born in Kyoto to Korean parents in 1937, Kwak developed a multidisciplinary practice that gained recognition in Korea and Japan, as well as in the wider international art scene. In the 1960s, he created abstract paintings using traditional Japanese dyeing methods, before shifting to a more conceptual art practice in the 1970s. Through painting, …Hyundai · Kyoto Read Article

Manifesta Announces Location for 2028 Edition

The nomadic art biennial will head to a new country for its 17th editionCoimbra · Coimbra See the Story

Can Anything Stop The Politicisation of the Seas?

From performative trade wars to ‘small boats’ dog-whistling, the seas have become a key political battleground in the UK ‘Who has known the ocean?’ asks the ecologist and writer Rachel Carson in the opening lines of her article ‘Undersea’ (1937). It is a provocation of sorts. Living near to the sea, in Norfolk, I think about it almost daily but cannot say that I know it. That it is ‘an unknowable and formidable entity is a cliché of the popular……Norwich, England · Norwich Read Article

Ekow Eshun to curate British Art Show 10

Photo: Zeinab Batchelor. Courtesy Hayward Gallery Touring Ekow Eshun will curate the tenth edition of the British Art Show, Hayward Gallery Touring has announced. The exhibition will open in Coventry in September 2026 before touring to Swansea, Bristol, Sheffield and Newcastle Gateshead. Eshun is a writer and curator, currently chairman of the London-based public arts programme The Fourth Plinth and previously director of the Institute of Contem…Coventry, England · Coventry Read Article

Kunié Sugiura Let the Images Breathe

A new retrospective, Photopainting, reveals an artist who reinvented the twentieth-century US avant-garde with idiosyncratic approaches to traditional Japanese aesthetics Kunié Sugiura doesn’t just take pictures. Since relocating from Nagoya to attend art school in Chicago, she has absorbed, applied and expanded upon many aspects of US avant-garde art practices of the twentieth century’s second half, bringing multiple techniques from other artfo…San Francisco, California · San Francisco Read Article

How Jacqueline Mesmaeker Spotlit the Overlooked

This first international retrospective asks for Mesmaeker’s status and influence as a media artist to be reconsidered The first retrospective for Jacqueline Mesmaeker (1929–2023) outside her native Belgium begins with multiple works related to Lewis Carroll that point directly to her main interest: sketching out, sometimes literally, additional doors, levels and possibilities in existing artistic, literary or historical sources. In the ten-metre…Austria · Austria Read Article

Hisachika Takahashi, artist and Rauschenberg’s assistant, 1940–2025

Hisachika Takahashi, Untitled, 1973, unframed collage. Courtesy Misako & Rosen, Tokyo Hisachika Takahashi, the Japanese artist who was best known for his collaboration with others, has died. In the early 1960s Japanese-born Takahashi was in Milan working as an assistant to Lucio Fontana (as well as Robert Crippa) while embarking on his own career. As Takahashi painted a series of monochromes for a solo show at Wide White Space gallery in Antwerp…New York State · New York Read Article

The Fruits of Bachtiar Siagian

The prolific Indonesian director’s work has been censored, cancelled and erased. What can we learn from that which remains? In recent years, the secret history of what took place in Indonesia during the anti-communist purges of 1965–66 – and its wider ramifications – has come to light through a range of important investigations. Joshua Oppenheimer’s extraordinary 2012 documentary The Act of Killing, for example, deployed an extreme closeup appro…Denpasar · Denpasar Read Article

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