Spurs Gallery News Today

The capital city's gallery weekend is aiming to draw a new generation of art collectors. Will it succeed?

Part two of our two-part history of the art form of performance art, which moved from the margins to the mainstream after WWII.

Ahead of Hong Kong Art Week, Pi Li spoke to Artnet News about his tenure at M+, his new role at Tai Kwun, and Hong Kong's art futures.

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Whenever "pain" strikes suddenly and destroys the individual in devastating ways, we become aware of an often overlooked, even repressed, yet unavoidable life condition. Life itself means being exposed to "pain" all the time, which is not a persistent phenomenon, but an unavoidable reality. "Pain" is universal, providing a portal for observing and testing the intensity of life, and at the same time promoting the imbalance and remodeling of individuals and life in ...

The Crisp-Ellert Art Museum at Flagler College is pleased to announce a recent gift of the painting “Red Tulips” by Los Angeles-based painter Hilary Pecis.

Chinese artist Yuan Keru present two new films in the exhibition “Traces of the Afterimage” at Beijing’s SPURS Gallery.