Is the art market (slowly) bouncing back? Plus: interviews with Shahzia Sikander, Christine Sun Kim and the city’s last bamboo masters
Art Basel Hong Kong 2026
Is the art market (slowly) bouncing back? Plus: interviews with Shahzia Sikander, Christine Sun Kim and the city’s last bamboo masters
Untitled work (1982) by Chen-Kong Fang © Courtesy of the artist and Almeida & Dale, São Paulo
Shahzia Sikander: ‘I’ve carried the erasure of feminine narratives’
The Pakistani-American artist earned accolades for her boundary-pushing reinvention of miniature painting — then rightwing protesters came for her art
As Art Basel returns to the city, gallerists are adapting to more conservative tastes in straitened times
The fair’s latest showing for fresh art is propelled by socially engaged work, from Lonnie Holley’s retelling of civil rights…
Die Welt ist in Aufruhr. Das bekommt auch der Kunsthandel zu spüren, der zuletzt so große Hoffnungen auf die Golfregion gesetzt…
The material is an inescapable part of the city’s landscape and heritage — but its future is precarious
Catch New York-based Palestinian duo Basel Abbas and Ruanne Abou-Rahme at the Aichi Triennale, 127 galleries at Art Taipei, and…
From pop-ups and residencies to cross-gallery ‘knots’, an alternative scene thrives alongside the city’s blue-chip galleries
