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The 2025 edition of Frieze Seoul will bring together 116 galleries from more than 30 countries.

The year’s edition gathered 240 galleries from 42 countries, with Asia-Pacific galleries comprising more than half the participants—the highest representation from the region to date.

In Brook Hsu's painting Pan et son élève (2022), two skeletons playfully grapple over a flute. 

Art Basel Hong Kong, the most prominent art fair in Asia, has named the 137 galleries lined up to participate in its 2022 edition, which is due to run from March 24–26.

As part of Singapore Art Week, the fourth edition of S.E.A. Focus opens as a showcase of contemporary art from Southeast Asia. 

Gallery Weekend Beijing (GWBJ), the leading platform to discover contemporary art from Mainland China and beyond...

Rebuilding after a tough 2020, the new participants come from near and far, including Milan, Pristina, Hong Kong, and Buenos Aires.

Art Basel has unveiled the 2021 list of galleries to show in its IRL edition of the fair, which will take place in Switzerland this September.

On the occasion of Galleries Curate: RHE, Edouard Malingue Gallery is pleased to present a group exhibition, Shape of Water, at the gallery’s Tin Wan studioshowcasing works by Chou Yu-Cheng, Ko Sin Tung, Kwan Sheung Chi, Lai Chih-Sheng and Wang Wei.

Between 19 and 23 May 2021, 104 galleries from 23 countries and territories will occupy the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre for Art Basel Hong Kong...

On April 8, Art Basel Hong Kong (ABHK) revealed the gallery lineup for its ninth edition, slated for May 21 to 23 at its usual venue, the Hong Kong Convention Exhibition Centre (HKCEC).

After the coronavirus pandemic made it the first art fair canceled in 2020, Art Basel Hong Kong will return this spring with a in-person edition that will be accompanied by a hybrid digital format that will build on its recent series of online viewing rooms.

S.E.A. Focus is uniting 27 participants to showcase the strongest art of the region

Among the highlights of the fair are peeks into Korakrit Arunanondchai's studio in Bangkok and Melissa Tan's studio in Singapore.

Since Art Basel postponed, and then canceled, its annual Basel edition—along with its Hong Kong fair in March, and forthcoming Miami Beach version in December—the mega-fair has been reinventing itself with digital platforms dubbed Online Viewing Rooms (OVR).