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Dongwook Suh and Sooyoung Kim Muses Over 10 Years Of Artistry

For the past 10 years, South Korean artists Dongwook Suh and Sooyoung Kim have both been part of ONE AND J. Gallery. To reminisce their artistic journey,…

The Universe of Ciane Xavier: Grim Secrets of the Human Psyche

Brazillian-born, Philippine-based artist Ciane Xavier tells us and the spotlight is immediately turned from the artist to its viewer. Xavier's works…

A Beginner's Guide In Protecting Your Collection According To Experts

As your collection grows, it may be hard to maintain each piece but it shouldn't come with too much stress on the collector. We gathered just the right…

The Universe of Yuree Kensaku: A Paradoxical Phantasmagoria

To stand in front of a Yuree Kensaku mural delivers a multitude of feelings. It's towering and it makes you feel small but you ultimately become part…

To Step In The Crowds Of Rodel Tapaya's World

Rodel Tapaya puts us in various settings in "On the Benefits of a Crowded Space" to help us see the bigger picture that tells varying stories as a…

Cut & Curated: The Inception Of Nature's Omniforms

This time, we have pulled together works that repurpose the organic into works of art—be it in forms of installations or paintings, Cut &…

Are Red Dots A Symbol Of Transparency Or An Act Of Vulgarity?

The use of red dots in galleries to indicate the availability of work can be traced as far back as the '70s. It was so widely used back then but if…

7 Contemporary Art Podcasts Worth Adding To Your List

We bring you 7 contemporary art podcasts that will help you develop your creative career or simply educate you on everything visual arts.

Dex Fernandez Lets Us In Infested Infinities And Beyond

In this exhibit, Fernandez takes us to infinity and beyond, where expectations surpass what we can perceive.

Irfan Hendrian’s Timely Exposition On The Relevance Of Paper

Taking inspiration from the dying publishing industry in his hometown, Bandung, we find that the exhibition is proof of paper's significance—its…

Retracing Histories With Wing Po So's Archeological Fiction

Wing Po So offers a new perspective on could-have-beens as he creates archeological artifacts that could be passed on as real, if not misleading in From…

How Tortured Artists In Mass Media Change The Way We See Art

The dangers this puts creatives and enthusiasts present itself nonchalantly and often, we shrug it off as it's been normalized over time.

Stories, Truths, and Beliefs In The Eyes Of Than Sok

Currents shows dimensions and reflections of years of studies…

The Many Faces Of Appropriation Artist Yasumasa Morimura

In 1988, Yasumasa Morimura photographed himself as the subject of Édouard Manet's Olympia, the realist painting of a naked lady (who…

All The Basics You Need To Know About Prints, Editions, and Multiples

What are prints? What are multiples and what makes editions still so valuable?

Maria Farrar Journeys To Worlds Alike And Beyond

In “Too Late To Turn Back Now,” Farrar shares fragments of her everyday life and memories captured through deep primal colors.

Classical Art Memes: Do Art Memes Devalue Art?

The superficiality of classical and renaissance art can be a skin-deep subject for the resonant millennial angst.

“Right Behind Your Eyes” Opens A Window To The Human Soul

“Right Behind Your Eyes” is a tender subject. Curator Sarah Faux has bought together 10 artists to recreate what’s beyond the…

Haegue Yang Transcends Time In "When The Year 2000 Comes"

Yang’s experimental play on the concept allows that of her works to touch not only the cultural but also its analytical constructs.

Cut & Curated: The Curious Oddities Of We

In this edition of Cut & Curated, we bring together works of artists from all over Asia, creating a world that's a reflection of ours, transformed…

Art Collecting 101: How to Find Your Preference and Style

While it’s normal to get lost in the beginning, here are some helpful tips on how to know the piece before you is perfect for your collection.