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Collectors on the Hunt for Prized Primary Market Artworks Often Agree to Buy Second Pieces for Museums. Some Say That's Not Ethical

Some in the trade worry about the increasingly blurred lines between supposedly independent museums and the profit-driven art market. 

Inside a New Exhibition Exploring Photography, Intimacy and Desire

As Love Songs opens at MEP in Paris, gallery director Simon Baker sheds light on his deeply personal show – with works from Nan Goldin and Nobuyoshi Araki to Leigh Ledare and Collier Schorr

Unlimited—Art Basel's section for large works—opens to visitors with a rainbow jacuzzi, a spooning couple and a house made of bread

Juxtapoz Magazine - Get Down: Tomoo Gokita @ Dallas Contemporary

On the back of Tomoo Gokita s current solo presentation Fresh at Blum and Poe in LA, Japanese artist we ve featured in the Fall 2019 issue is about to.

Top 7 Shows to See in Asia-Pacific

‘SafeEntry, a national digital check-in system that collects personal data for contact tracing, has become a metonym for Singapore’s efficient management of the COVID-19 pandemic,’ observes Wong Bing Hao in their review of Heman Chong’s solo exhibition at STPI. Safe Entry (Version 2.0 – 2.7) (2020), a suite of eight, near-identical paintings of QR codes on flesh-coloured backgrounds, opens the show. Upon scanning, viewers are directed to a point-of-view video of Chong walking through Singapore’s Changi Airport during the government’s stay-at-home order. The desolate travel hub is at odds with the city’s utopic self-image, feeding the artist’s ongoing inquiry into systems of power.