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Video｜'KAWS：HOLIDAY' 40-meter long inflatable sculpture in the middle east
Nov., 19, 2019
KAWS has debuted his first solo exhibition in the middle east at the ‘fire station’ venue in Doha is now on view until January 25. along with over 40 original artworks from his twenty-year career, KAWS has also installed a monumental, 40-meter long inflatable sculpture ‘HOLIDAY’ along the dhow harbor.
Enya Magazine｜Art Toy Art? Toy? Collecting Plastic Gold Becomes A Trend
Nov., 06, 2019
The trend of collecting toy figures began since the millennium, but the enthusiasm sometimes rises, and other times falls. In recent years, the paintings and toys made by trend artist KAWS keep breaking the auction records and the trend of toy figures again has become popular as one of the most outstanding categories in contemporary art.
Video｜Live coverage the second stop of contemporary artist George Morton-Clark Asia Exhibition
Nov., 02, 2019
British artist George Morton-Clark has a second stop exhibition in Asia that was held in Seoul, South Korea.
The Value｜Yoshitomo Nara Becomes Most Expensive Japanese Artist as His《Knife Behind Back》Sells for Record-Smashing HK195m
Oct., 08, 2019
Knife Behind Back, a large-scale painting by Nara, just sold at Sotheby’s Contemporary Art Evening Sale in Hong Kong for HK$195.7m (US$25m), nearly five times its record set in this afternoon. The new record is also a milestone for Yoshitomo Nara as he becomes the most expensive Japanese artist.
Taipei Art District Festival 2019｜It's SHOW Time
Oct., 05, 2019 - Nov., 03, 2019
Taipei Art District Festival 2019 "It's SHOW Time" will be held in Dazhi and Neihu from October 5th to November 3rd. The festival invited Tseng Yu-Chuan and He-Lin Luo to act as curators, as well as nearly 40 domestic and foreign artists to participate. In addition to connecting regional art institutions and spaces, art is also brought to public areas, through "performance" and "a show", to think of a gentle way to bring art into public space and into life.