With a Little Added Effort, Art Basel Returns in Person to Hong Kong

Visiting galleries were required to quarantine, and many have found help for their booths from local players.

At This Art Basel, Competition Makes Room for Collaboration

Galleries are finding that shared booths and combined efforts have a place, especially in a pandemic year.

Shedding New Light on Radical Postwar Artists From Japan

Galleries are bringing attention to a number of trailblazers, among them pioneering women, whose work has not been widely shown.

Expansive Thinking Sustains Hong Kong’s Independent Galleries

These experimental art spaces are offering mentorship programs, residencies and even health and dental insurance.

A Rising Art Star Who Draws From His Korean Past

Visitors to Art Basel Hong Kong have the chance to discover Hun Kyu Kim’s paintings, which are both amusing and unnerving, executed in a blend of contrasting aesthetic styles.

Hong Kong Protests, Silenced on the Streets, Surface in Artworks

Even as the authorities restrict speech in the Chinese territory, local artists are subtly rendering the 2019 pro-democracy demonstrations in paintings, installations and other media.