Opening on August 24, don’t miss the artist’s exhibition “Tapestries” in Melbourne, where he’ll be showcasing his deepest, most researched work to date.
Displaying until 7 September, this summer exhibition is presenting a new way of approaching Chinese contemporary art, one that is in constant evolution.
This exhibition is an exploration of the treatments of line, colour and forms in painting through the nostalgic lens of summer at Simon Lee Hong Kong.
Berlin-based artist Linda Werner specializes in illustrative work and talks to us about the struggle of being a freelance artist and making a living.
Breaking boundaries is what art collective panGenerator does best. Using new media technology, they make interactive installations to bring people together.
On display until August 10, this horror exhibition at London’s Sadie Coles HQ transports you to a haunted world that brings childhood nightmares to life.
Stuffed toys and football scarves – but not like you remember them. Artist Gray Wielebinski and Dateagle Art discuss myths around the exhibition “Dark Air”.
Set to open his third solo show in São Paulo on August 3, we speak with the painter about how he copes with the uncanny and strange through his work.
Religion, faith, pop culture and dark humour meet in the first solo show in London of the British artist, who’s also a skater signed to Kate Moss’ agency.
The Simon Lee gallery in NYC has managed to gather the best of studio-based photography from the last 130 years, from contemporary artists to experiments.
