This September, four Asian artists—Tao Siqi, Shuo Hao, Maoya Kishi, and Wan Chaoqian—present exhibitions across Shanghai, Paris, Tokyo, and Beijing, showcasing the diverse and dynamic voices shaping contemporary art today.
CULTURED magazine marked the debut of CULTURED China with a celebration at The Blond in SoHo. The launch gathered leading figures from the art, fashion, and cultural worlds to highlight the magazine’s expansion into China.
The eighth edition of the Singapore Biennale (SB2025) will open on October 31, 2025, running through March 29, 2026. Organized by the Singapore Art Museum and commissioned by the National Arts Council
Mire Lee’s solo exhibition Faces at Sprüth Magers Los Angeles, with the rare opportunity of having the artist herself lead the tour. This was Lee’s first solo exhibition in Los Angeles, and the works presented here reveal an artist deeply attuned to material, space, and the body.
The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) has officially launched its first independent bookstore outside its New York flagship, opening doors in Seoul on September 8, 2025.
Netflix’s K-Pop Demon Hunters and A24’s Ne Zha 2 are taking the global stage by storm, sparking Oscar buzz with strong potential nominations for Best Animated Feature and technical awards, marking a milestone for the influence of Asian creativity in global cinema.
Art Week Tokyo is an annual showcase of the creativity and diversity of contemporary art in Tokyo. The citywide initiative activates more than 50 of the Japanese capital’s leading art institutions and galleries through five days of coordinated programming and special platforms.
ART TAIPEI 2025, organized by the Taiwan Art Gallery Association (TAGA), will be held at Hall 1 of Taipei World Trade Center from October 24-27. ART TAIPEI is an art fest that takes place in Taipei in October of every year, and is also an important platform for international art exchange in the Asia-Pacific region.
The fourth edition of art fair Frieze Seoul takes place in 2025, hosting 120 galleries from around 30 countries.
The National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) in Melbourne has made history: Yayoi Kusama’s retrospective has officially become the most visited ticketed art exhibition ever held in Australia.
