From thought-provoking installations to immersive experiences, these exhibitions offer a unique opportunity to explore the diverse artistic landscape of Asia. Whether you’re captivated by the intricacies of human emotion or intrigued by the interplay between art and space, there’s something to inspire everyone.

Elizabeth Glaessner: Head Games

• When: 2^nd Jul -31^st Aug, 2024
• Where: 1F, 6-6-9 Roppongi, Minato City, 106-0032, Perrotin Tokyo, Tokyo

Glaessner’s exhibition, “Head Games,” showcases her artistic talent through a collection of small and large paintings. The works blend imagery, technique, and performance to explore the complex interplay between imagination and reality in understanding ourselves and others. The exhibition not only highlights her mastery of oil paints but also challenges viewers to reconsider their understanding of self and others, suggesting that these constructs are fluid and influenced by both tangible and imagined elements.

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Cole Lu and Djordje Ozbolt: Interstellar Traveler to Home

• When: 20^th Jul -31^st Aug, 2024
• Where: 3F, 97 Sec. 2 DunHua S. Road, 106, Each Modern, Teipei

Cole Lu and Djordje Ozbolt, two artists new to Taiwan, are showcasing their work together in the exhibition “Interstellar Traveler to Home” at Each Modern gallery. This collaborative exhibit explores the complex interplay between personal experiences and broader cultural, political, and historical forces. By examining the renewed fascination with astrology, the artists offer a fresh perspective on how human understanding has shifted over time, revealing hidden depths and meanings in the past.

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Zhao Gang: Carnivore

• When: 18^th May -14^th Sep, 2024
• Where: 4/F, Building D7, Yard No.3, Jinhang East Road, Lisson Gallery, Beijing

Zhao Gang’s ‘Carnivore’ explores the complexities of identity and experience through painting. Using meat, still lifes, and distorted figures, he delves into themes of isolation, cultural displacement, and the human psyche. Inspired by personal experiences and literary figures like T.S. Eliot, Zhao creates a visual language that challenges perceptions and invites introspection. His work reflects a deep engagement with the past and present, and a search for meaning amidst a rapidly changing world.

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Emi Kuraya: Girl’s Time

• When: 20^th Jul -31^st Aug, 2024
• Where: Perrotin Hong Kong, 807, 8/F, K11 ATELIER Victoria Dockside, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

Emi Kuraya’s paintings focus on the lives of teenage girls, exploring themes of identity, gender, and societal constructs. Through pastel-colored depictions of everyday scenes, she creates a sense of innocence and lightheartedness. Her work blends personal experiences with imaginative elements, inviting viewers to find personal connections and interpretations. By incorporating elements of manga and otaku culture, Kuraya adds a playful and contemporary touch to her exploration of girlhood. Ultimately, her paintings offer a glimpse into the complex world of adolescence, blurring the lines between reality and fiction.

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Golden Age

• When: 13^th Jul -25^th Aug, 2024
• Where: 1F, No.10, Ln. 101, Sector 1, Daan Road, Bluerider ART Taipei · DunRen, Taipei

Bluerider ART’s “Golden Age” exhibition showcases the dynamic relationship between contemporary art and modern spaces. Featuring a mix of paintings, light art, and wall installations, the show highlights how art can transform a space and vice versa. By exploring this interplay, the exhibition captures the vibrant and creative spirit of our time. Visitors can immerse themselves in a world where art and architecture coexist, creating a unique and stimulating experience.

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Tetsumi Kudo. Cages

• When: 31^st May -31^st Aug, 2024
• Where: 8 Queen’s Road, Central, Hauser & Wirth, Hong Kong

Tetsumi Kudo’s “Cages” exhibition unveils a world where nature, technology, and humanity intersect. Through enclosed environments, Kudo explores the complexities of existence, questioning our place within a larger ecological system. These iconic cages, filled with symbolic objects and organic forms, invite viewers to contemplate the interconnectedness of all things. By subverting the familiar birdcage, Kudo creates a visual language that challenges perceptions and prompts profound reflection.

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Moonassi: Our mind rippled and sparkled

• When: 1^st Aug -22 Sep, 2024
• Where: 14, Songpa-daero 48gil, Songpa-gu, Everyday Mooonday, Seoul

Moonassi’s minimalist art explores the complexities of human emotion. Using simple black ink on Korean paper, the artist creates serene yet evocative landscapes populated by enigmatic figures. By focusing on the absence of facial expression and the vastness of the surroundings, Moonassi invites viewers to delve into their own emotional depths. The artist’s work suggests a connection between inner turmoil and the natural world, finding parallels between the ebb and flow of water and the complexities of human relationships. Ultimately, Moonassi’s art is a visual meditation on finding peace and balance within oneself and in the world.

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Patternmaker’s Maze

• When: 20^th Jul -12^th Oct, 2024
• Where: 2/F, 27 Huqiu Road, Huangpu District, 200002, Lisson Gallery, Shanghai

Patternmaker’s Maze explores the complexities of the art world through the lens of 14 artists. The exhibition delves into themes of identity, perception, and the relationship between humans and the natural world. By utilizing diverse mediums and techniques, the artists challenge conventional notions of art and invite viewers to engage in a multi-layered dialogue. The exhibition creates a space for contemplation and reflection, offering a fresh perspective on the contemporary art landscape.

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Hope is the thing with feathers

• When: 24^th Aug -20^th Oct, 2024
• Where: No. 133 Sichuan Middle Rd., Huangpu Dist., Bluerider ART Shanghai, Shanghai

Bluerider ART’s “Hope is the thing with feathers” exhibition showcases the work of emerging Chinese artists. Featuring 48 diverse artworks, the show aims to highlight young talent, foster creativity, and provide a platform for these artists to gain recognition. By bringing together a wide range of mediums and perspectives, the exhibition offers a glimpse into the future of Chinese contemporary art.

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Georges Mathieu: 1960-1970

• When: 12^th Jul -24^th Aug, 2024
• Where: 10 Dosan-daero 45-gil, Gangnam-gu, Perrotin Seoul, Seoul

Perrotin Seoul is hosting the first-ever Korean exhibition of Georges Mathieu’s work. As a pioneer of lyrical abstraction, Mathieu’s paintings are known for their spontaneous and expressive style. This exhibition focuses on his work from the 1960s and 70s, showcasing his use of bold colors and energetic brushstrokes to convey raw emotions and the anxieties of the post-war era.

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