Digital Art

Maria Taniguchi: Afterimage is the first monographic exhibition of the acclaimed artist presented by a Singapore museum. Taking its title from visual sensations that linger in a viewer’s field of vision, Afterimage highlights recurring concerns that run through Taniguchi’s practice, including repetition, time, and labour.

Ayoung Kim. Delivery Dancer’s Arc: Inverse (still). 2024. Three-channel video, color, two-channel sound, lighting installation, random video playback and lighting synchronization control program, sundial sculptures, graphic sheets and circular screens (27 min). ACC Future Prize Commission. Courtesy the artist and ACC

Throughout Chinese history, the city of Nanjing served as the capital of multiple dynasties. Each time a dynasty was overthrown, it left behind another layer...

Fashioning Chinese Women: Empire to Modernity traces a century of transformation through more than 70 exquisite ensembles from Shanghai, Hong Kong, and America. It charts...

MoMA PS1 presents Greater New York 2026, the sixth edition of its signature survey exhibition dedicated to artists living and working in the New York...

Haegue Yang (b. 1971, Seoul; lives in Seoul and Berlin) is known for large-scale installations that employ utilitarian objects. Motivated by the generative power of...

Ayoung Kim. Delivery Dancer’s Arc: Inverse (still). 2024. Three-channel video, color, two-channel sound, lighting installation, random video playback and lighting synchronization control program, sundial sculptures, graphic sheets and circular screens (27 min). ACC Future Prize Commission. Courtesy the artist and ACC

Lawrence Lek creates sci-fi worlds where AI and consciousness blur—NOX imagines a future where sentient machines undergo therapy in an AI-run society.