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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…

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

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

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

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…

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

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

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…

If you’re bound to leave for Taiwan, Malaysia, Vietnam, Indonesia, or Singapore, we’ve picked the right places for you to begin your journey…

Yuree Kensaku explores this idea in “The Lady On A White Horse,” a Thai prophecy believed to have been devised by a monk that tells of…

In Zico Albaiquini’s “Nostalgic Utopia” at Yavuz Gallery, the artist explores the idealized versions of Indonesia through various…

Industrial materials find new purpose and aesthetic value in Li Tao’s “Universe” as seen in Tabula Rasa Gallery in Beijing.

In Minster Kuik’s show, Merdeka, the Lonesome Club, the artist traces through the history of Merdeka day in an attempt to understand how Malaysian…

Creating your own collection still is risky as it involves money and it’s safe to say that all of us would want to spend our money as wisely…