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Inside a Stellar Year for Asian Art at Sotheby’s: 2025 in Review
Exceptional results, white-glove collections and historic bidding battles made this a year that reaffirmed the market leadership of Asian Art at Sotheby’s.
SOTHEBY’S | 2025
Shaping East Asian Art: Artistic Exchange Between China, Japan, and Korea
The art of China, Japan, and Korea each developed distinct visual expressions but nevertheless rooted in a shared history. Illustrated by masterpieces from the Okada Museum of Art, we take a closer look at how cultural exchange, diplomacy, trade and war shaped East Asian art.
SOTHEBY’S | 2025
21 Facts About Kitagawa Utamaro
Dive into the life and work of the Japanese master of ukiyo-e, Kitagawa Utamaro.
SOTHEBY’S | 2025
Jade Can Humanise: An Afternoon with Frank Chan
The Master of Xianquxuan welcomes us in his home and shares discusses the unlimited pleasures of ancient jade.
SOTHEBY’S | 2023
2025
DECEMBER
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Exceptional results, white-glove collections and historic bidding battles made this a year that reaffirmed the market leadership of Asian Art at Sotheby’s.
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NOVEMBER
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What a 1723 silk painting by the most significant court painter of reveals about the Yongzheng Emperor’s rise to power.
SOTHEBY’S | FEATURE
Dive into the life and work of Utagawa Hiroshige – the last great artist of ukiyo-e.
OCTOBER
Dive into the life and work of the Japanese master of ukiyo-e, Kitagawa Utamaro.
Dive into the life and work of Katsushika Hokusai, the artist best known for The Great Wave.
The art of China, Japan, and Korea each developed distinct visual expressions but nevertheless rooted in a shared history. Illustrated by masterpieces from the Okada Museum of Art, we take a closer look at how cultural exchange, diplomacy, trade and war shaped East Asian art.
SOTHEBY’S | FEATURE
As a tightly curated collection spanning the most illustrious periods of Chinese art history comes to auction, we take a closer look at six imperial porcelains created under the discerning watch of its emperors.
SOTHEBY’S | FEATURE
Explore this season’s top lots – from ancient classics to Qing calligraphy and modern ink – curated by our specialists.
SOTHEBY’S | HIGHLIGHTS
SEPTEMBER
Handpicked by our specialists, browse the most sought-after Modern and Contemporary art from this autumn's The Hong Kong Sales.
AUGUST
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From the Neolithic to the Qing dynasty, dive into the pinnacle eras of Chinese ceramics and get a know-how of the most important wares and glazes to collect.
JUNE
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Your eleventh hour guide to the masterpieces leading Sotheby's London Modern & Contemporary Evening Auction.
APRIL
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As Imperial treasures and rare Chinese works of art heads to the rostrum in Hong Kong, we take a look at how cultural exchanges between China and Europe left an indelible mark on Chinese science and arts.
MARCH
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In celebration of Hong Kong Art Month, Sotheby’s new sculpture exhibition explores representations of the human body. Select works are available for private sale.
JANUARY
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For the first time ever, the ground floor of Sotheby's Maison was transformed into an experiential stage, welcoming a full house for Butoh performances by some of the world's most renowned artists of this Japanese avant-garde dance form.
2024
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AUGUST
As Sotheby’s groundbreaking Maison opens in the beating heart of Hong Kong, we speak with Jacob van Rijs of MVRDV, the design masterminds behind the architectural marvel.
APRIL
SOTHEBY’S | REPORT
Across jewellery and Chinese works of art, two sold-out auctions demonstrate a strong market demand for trusted provenance. Read on for the highlights of the week.
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Why are jades from Neolithic China so highly regarded by collectors?
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Plus new Asia benchmarks set for masters of Surrealism. Read on for results of The Now Evening Auction and Modern & Contemporary Evening Auction.
SOTHEBY’S | INTERVIEW
JANUARY
The Singapore-based collector and entrepreneur shares the most treasured timepieces in his collection, his outlook on the luxury watch market and reveals his affinity for KAWS sculptures, Bearbricks, and other collectibles.
2023
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NOVEMBER
The Master of Xianquxuan welcomes us in his home and shares discusses the unlimited pleasures of ancient jade.
The first offering of wines from The Epicurean's Atlas totals HK$131 million.
SOTHEBY’S | INTERVIEW
OCTOBER
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Results from live auctions across Chinese Art remained strong as wind and rain swept through the city.
SOTHEBY’S | REPORT
Asian bidding remains firm with artist records for modern and contemporary art.
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SEPTEMBER
From blue and white porcelain to celadon glaze and falangcai, three pivotal achievements in Ming and Qing dynasty porcelain explained.
An exclusive interview diving into the history of Cartier with a direct descendant of the founder of the global jewelry empire.
JULY
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The sale realised SG$15.1 million (US$11.1 million) and a sell-through rate of 93% by lot achieving the second highest total for any sale held by Sotheby’s in Singapore.
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Since Neolithic China, jade jewellery has periodically been refashioned across East and West. Today it still remains as relevant as ever.
SOTHEBY’S | INTERVIEW
Actor, director and creator Chen Bolin joins Sotheby’s as guest curator for this season’s Contemporary Curated, including works by Yoshitomo Nara, Mark Grotjahn, and Ding Yi.
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MAY
Through a juxtaposition of Chinese Neolithic pottery and contemporary pottery we explore how history informs the present, and the power of the human touch.
Follow these simple interior design tips to infuse the modern space with exquisite Chinese works of art.
APRIL
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The eight key trends and insights to take away from the week.
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Sotheby’s Hong Kong celebrated 50 years in Asia with an evening of anniversary auctions that saw the most coveted art and luxury go under the hammer realising a combined total of HK$1.52 billion (US$192.8 million).
SOTHEBY’S | INTERVIEW
MARCH
Inside the proliferating world of jadeite jewelry. Read on to discover jadeite's rich history and the growing contemporary market for collectors.
JANUARY
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Take a trip down twenty years of handbag history, inspired by part one of The Art of Collecting Handbags: The Visionary Collection of Joseph Lau.
How an extraordinary wine collection began from a father’s influence to become personal passion.
2022
DECEMBER
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An eventful year for Sotheby’s in Asia saw new appointments, new offices and record-making sales bringing US$1.1 billion.
SOTHEBY’S | REPORT
Landmark single-owner sales and new world records affirm Sotheby’s leadership in Chinese Art.
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Monumental sales and new artist records sees Modern and Contemporary Art achieve more than HK$3.1 billion in 2022.
NOVEMBER
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The joys and pleasure of Neolithic ceramics in the words of a modern designer.
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From a Lee Ufan survey show and a Shinro Ohtake retrospective to Rinko Kawauchi’s solo exhibition, here’s three institutional exhibitions in Tokyo not to miss.
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November in Shanghai sees the glittery city transform into an art hub capitalising on local collecting interest.
OCTOBER
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Breaking down the numbers and highlight moments of the week into eight bite-size takeaways.
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Led by a rare Late Ming dynasty folding horseshoe-back armchair, Part 1 of HOTUNG | 何東 The Personal Collection of the late Sir Joseph Hotung realises HK$563.6 million.
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With a realised combined total of HK$1.45 billion (US$184.2 million), Sotheby’s saw an electrifying evening of modern and contemporary art go under the hammer in Hong Kong, anchored by the world record single-lot sale of the Williamson Pink Star diamond.
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A short and concise look at the history and appreciation of the Japanese tea ceremony.
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For the second consecutive year, Sotheby’s partners with Digital Art Fair in Hong Kong bringing the freshest and most innovative digital art.
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SEPTEMBER
Taking cue from Pantone, the global colour experts, we pick our must-have pieces that take us from classic to runway.
SOTHEBY’S | INTERVIEW
On the occasion of his recent relocation to Hong Kong, ahead of the autumn sales, Alex Branczik, Sotheby’s Chairman, Modern and Contemporary Art, Asia, reflects on memorable moments in his career and shares why we should be paying attention to Asia.
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The story of one Emperor’s fascination with the philosophical reflection of self told through a mirror rare cabinet.
JULY
Market Chats: Lessons On Australian Aboriginal And Torres Strait Islander Art
COBO SOCIAL | OPINION
JUNE
Market Chats: What The Rise of Noldor Artist Residency Tells Us About the Burgeoning Contemporary African Art Market
COBO SOCIAL | OPINION
MAY
Subverting Preconceptions of the Familiar: In Conversation with Tom Friedman on His First Solo Show in Seoul
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
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Against All Odds, Art Basel Hong Kong Pulls Off 2022 Edition With Strong Sales And Raised Profile For Local Artists
What Sold So Far At Art Basel Hong Kong 2022
COBO SOCIAL | REPORT
APRIL
Market Chats: Has The Basquiat Auction Appeal Reached Its Limit?
COBO SOCIAL | OPINION
MARCH
Here’s What You Need to Know From The Art Market 2022 Report
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FEBRUARY
Market Chats: Why the Current Crypto Crash Will Not Be Enough to Deter the Art Market
COBO SOCIAL | OPINION
Hong Kong NFT Project Lucky Kittens Is Having A Miaow-ment Right Now
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
The Future Is Asian, But Is It Still Hong Kong?
COBO SOCIAL | OPINION
Save The Date: Biennales, Quinquennials and Other Perennial Exhibitions of 2022
COBO SOCIAL | NEWS
2021
OCTOBER
Digital Art Fair Asia Prompts the Question of NFT’s Place in the Art of Our Time
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
SEPTEMBER
Enoc Perez’s Debut Solo Show in Asia is the Antidote to Cabin Fever
COBO SOCIAL | REVIEW
Market Chats: What the Art World is Getting Wrong About NFTs
COBO SOCIAL | OPINION
UNSCHEDULED Proposes an Alternative Fair Experience. Did it Work?
COBO SOCIAL | OPINION
AUGUST
“Can we expand the definition of what art can be?”: Marcello Dantas on His Vision at the Helm of SFER IK in the Mayan Jungle
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
JULY
ANAORI kakugama Is The Stylish, All-In-One Kitchen Tool You've Been Dreaming Of
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
Hong Kong Museum of Art’s Surrealism Exhibition Impresses More Than It Disappoints
COBO SOCIAL | REVIEW
MAY
Georges Mathieu And His Paintings, The Legacy of French Post-War Abstraction Lives On
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
MARCH
Christie’s Spring Marquee Sales Sets the Tone for the Asian Art Market and the Auction Season Ahead
COBO SOCIAL | REPORT
What Art Basel and UBS’s Art Market Report Teaches Us About Wealth Inequality, CoBo Social
COBO SOCIAL | OPINION
JANUARY
A Painter’s Painter—The Legacy Raoul De Keyser Gifted the Art World
COBO SOCIAL | REVIEW
2020
DECEMBER
2020 Wrapped: The Art World in Hindsight, A Personal Reflection
COBO SOCIAL | OPINION
Interlaced Journeys: Diaspora and the Contemporary in Southeast Asian Art—A Conversation
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
New Record at Hong Kong’s Autumn Marquee Sales Ends Tumultuous Year on High Note
COBO SOCIAL | REPORT
“The work takes me where it wants to go” — Simon Starling on His Conceptual Art-Making
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
The Quotidian as Muse: In the Studio with Chris Huen
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
NOVEMBER
A New Model in Collaborative Leadership: In Conversation with Peer to Peer: UK/HK
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
Bangkok Art Biennale 2020 Announces First 16 Artists
COBO SOCIAL | NEWS
Peer to Peer: UK/HK Prompts Questions on the Execution of Art in a Digital World
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
S.E.A. Focus Announces Exhibitor and Artist Lineup for 2020
COBO SOCIAL | NEWS
OCTOBER
The Auction Gameshow is Here to Stay. Should You Embrace It?
COBO SOCIAL | OPINION
Sotheby’s Hong Kong Autumn Auctions Witness Eager Buyers, But Has The Inflation Bubble Reached a Peak?
COBO SOCIAL | OPINION
The Future Through Design: Reflecting on KODW 2020
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
New Commission Works for Online Festival Peer to Peer: UK/HK Pushes the Conceptual Possibilities of New Media Art
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
The Masterpiece Pavilion at Fine Art Asia Among New Events That Kicked Off Hong Kong’s Autumn Art Season
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
Art Basel Hong Kong Announces Gallery Lineup for 2020
COBO SOCIAL | NEWS
When Drawing Creates Like: What we can learn from Keith Haring
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
SEPTEMBER
Eyes on Chum: The Quintessential Michelin Man-inspired KAWS Character to Love
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
How KAWS rose from the streets of Jersey City to be a global sensation
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
He Art Museum Set to Change the (Art) Game in Guangdong
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
Neïl Beloufa: The Artist Who Holds An Uncanny Mirror to Society’s Future Ills
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
The cracks of a dysfunctional system within society in the lens of Mark Chung
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
Making a Case for Impressionist and Modern Art at Auction in Asia
COBO SOCIAL | OPINION
Beyond Numbers: What the latest Art Basel and UBS Global Art Market Report really indicates
COBO SOCIAL | OPINION
How the History of Diptyque Demonstrates the Intertwine of Fine Art and Fragrance
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
How Gabrielle Chanel Influenced the Golden Age of Cinema
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
Photomicrography, Rubies and Sapphires Centre Stage at L’ÉCOLE Asia Pacific
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
K11 MUSEA Street Art: Kristopher Ho, the Man Behind the Marker
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
AUGUST
Knowledge of Design Week 2020 tackles the question of grappling with an ever-changing digital landscape in a post-pandemic world
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
When a Scent Becomes More Than a Scent: Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
Fall in Love With Heritage Made Relevant: Why Bottega Veneta is the statement piece you need to discover
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
[K11 x MOCA, Los Angeles] MOCA MASKS Lands in Hong Kong with designs by Virgil Abloh, Alex Israel, Catherine Opie and more
COBO SOCIAL | NEWS
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
The 12th Taipei Biennial Tackles the Big Questions: In Conversation with Co-curators Bruno Latour and Martin Guinard
“It’s my version of being an Australian artist”: In the Studio with David Griggs
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
JULY
Breaking the Chains of Colonial Linearity: In the Studio with Dean Cross
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
Why Bangkok Art Biennale Curator Prof. Dr. Apinan Poshyananda is Pushing Ahead for October
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
Tackling Caste—In the Studio with Kirtika Kain
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
Matters of Colour—In the Studio with Kay Abude
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
How Hong Kong’s Spring Auctions Confirm Market Resilience and Other Insights
COBO SOCIAL | OPINION
JUNE
Who Will Be Crowned Winner of the 2020 Sovereign Asian Art Prize?
COBO SOCIAL | NEWS
Bracing for the Next Normal: What does this mean for the art business?
COBO SOCIAL | OPINION
Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Understanding their legacy through five artworks
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
MAY
Five Must-Know Works By Sigg Prize Winner Samson Young
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
APRIL
The Time is Ripe: Is an Indigenous-led Biennale of Sydney the long overdue answer?
COBO SOCIAL | OPINION
Forget the Postwar hype, Japan’s glory years of Modernism shines centre stage
COBO SOCIAL | REVIEW
The Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art Awakens the Monsters of Our Anxieties
COBO SOCIAL | REVIEW
“We don’t need to find another planet”—Australian Indigenous artist Tony Albert on healing the land
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
How Ibrahim Mahama’s jute sacks foster change towards a better future, from Ghana to Hong Kong and beyond
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
Theaster Gates on driving community transformation with art
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
MARCH
Brook Andrew redefines the Biennale of Sydney by challenging Euroentric art history
COBO SOCIAL | REVIEW
Melati Suryodarmo: Inside the heart and mind of Indonesia’s Renowned Performance Artist
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
The Art World is Being Reshaped. What Will It Look Like?
COBO SOCIAL | OPINION
Coronavirus COVID-19 Hits Australias Arts Scene with Dark Mofo cancellation
COBO SOCIAL | NEWS
Five of the Greatest Moments of Ulay and Marina Abramović
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
ART Power HK: Hong Kong Art Scene Rallies Amidst Coronavirus with Online Platform
COBO SOCIAL | NEWS
Travel bans aside, Richard Koh Fine Art ambitiously unfolds an exhibition across three locations
COBO SOCIAL | NEWS
FEBRUARY
Looking at the World Through the Eyes of MeeNa Park
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
David Zwirner Hong Kong’s Leo Xu on the Gallery’s Ambition to Foster Regional Talent
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
Arthur de Villepin On Why passion and Soul is at the Centre of New Gallery Villepin
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
When Art Becomes Unforgettable: Three Encounters with Contemporary Indonesian Art
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
Hard Hit Hong Kong Looks Beyond Art Basel Hong Kong Cancellation
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
Art Basel Hong Kong Announces Cancellation Amidst Coronavirus Outbreak
COBO SOCIAL | NEWS
London Auction Highlights, The First in a Post-Brexit Time
COBO SOCIAL | NEWS
Art Art Exhibitions on Climate Change Harmful or Helpful?
COBO SOCIAL | OPINION
Is a Post-Anthropocentric World the Answer to Climate Change? Singapore Attempts to Answer
COBO SOCIAL | OPINION
JANUARY
S.E.A. Focus 2020: Far From the Big Boys, Playing Its Own Rules
COBO SOCIAL | REVIEW
Nine Must-See Exhibitions During Singapore Art Week 2020
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
2019
DECEMBER
Paintings That Speak of a Lifetime: Georges Mathieu, 1983—1991
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
SPECTROSYNTHESIS II: How an LGBTQ Survey Exhibition Shares the Greatest Message of All
COBO SOCIAL | REVIEW
Sigg Prize Exhibition opens at M+ Pavilion
COBO SOCIAL | NEWS
NOVEMBER
Hong Kong Museum of Art Reopens While Autumn Auctions Wrap Up
COBO SOCIAL | NEWS
Christie’s to Anchor Hong Kong’s November Auctions with Nara and Other Highlights
COBO SOCIAL | NEWS
ART021 Maintains Strong Foot in the Rising Shanghai Scene
COBO SOCIAL | REPORT
Seeing Double: Seven Galleries Share Their Choice Behind Duo Fair Participation
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
Redefining Ourselves in a Time of Rapid Change: Jérôme Sans “Rear Windows”
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
Calvin Marcus: Inverting the Spectacle of Art Viewing at K11 MUSEA
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
OCTOBER
Tinkering with Beads: Liza Lou’s Autobiographical Labours of Love
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
Nine Exhibitions Not to Miss This November in Shanghai Art Week
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
Guilty Pleasures and Hot Dogs with Erwin Wurm
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
West Bund Art & Design Adopts New Logotype for its Forthcoming Sixth Edition
COBO SOCIAL | NEWS
ART021 Shanghai Contemporary Art Fair Returns for its 7th Edition this November
COBO SOCIAL | NEWS
Record-Breaking Sales at Sotheby’s Leads Hong Kong’s Autumn Auction Season to a High Start
COBO SOCIAL | REPORT
Hong Kong’s Autumn Auctions Kicks Off with Exquisite Sanyu Nude and Quirky Six-Metre Tall Yoshitomo Nara Sculpture
COBO SOCIAL | REPORT
The Other Side — Barry McGee Brings the Retro Flavour of the Bay Area to Hong Kong
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
KIAF Art Seoul 2019: Post-Fair Report
COBO SOCIAL | REPORT
SEPTEMBER
KIAF Art Seoul 2019: Pre-Fair Highlights
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
Korakrit Arunanondchai: Painting with History in a Room Filled with People with Funny Names 3
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
K11 MUSEA Street Art: Inside the Studio with Parents Parents
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
K11 MUSEA Street Art: The Whimsical World of Bao Ho
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
Art Jakarta 2019: Post-Fair Report
COBO SOCIAL | REPORT
APRIL
10 Biggest Fails of Hong Kong Art Week – #EPICFAIL
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
MARCH
10 Unmissable Solo Artist Presentations at Art Basel Hong Kong
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
Wang Shang and The Fabrick Lab: An Exploration of Jewellery and Textile
COBO SOCIAL | INTERVIEW
JANUARY
Gilbert & George: Epic Beard Pictures Land in Hong Kong
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
2018
DECEMBER
When Nature Meets Urban: Shigeru Uchida’s Archetype for Modern Living
COBO SOCIAL | FEATURE
COBO SOCIAL| INTERVIEW
OCTOBER
Andrew Luk’s Studio as a Site of Contemporary Archaeology
Off the Beaten Path of Hong Kong with Painter Stephen Wong Chun Hei
COBO SOCIAL| INTERVIEW
2017
AUGUST
Storytelling as Currency — The Strangeness of Her Narratives
COBO SOCIAL | REVIEW
2016
ARTASIAPACIFIC | INTERVIEW
SEPTEMBER
Moe Satt: No Idle Hands, Issue 100, Sep/Oct 2016
JULY
March Meeting 2016: Rising Above, Issue 99, Jul/Aug 2016
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JUNE
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MAY
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APRIL
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MARCH
Konfir Kabo: Close to home, Issue 97, Mar/Apr 2016
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FEBRUARY
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JANUARY
Five Plus One: Maria Taniguchi, Almanac 2016
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Five Plus One: Dinh Q. Lê, Almanac 2016
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Career moves: Who's the boss?, Almanac 2016
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2015
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NOVEMBER
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OCTOBER
John Franzen: Each Line, One Breath
JOURNAL OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES | ESSAY
A grassroots perspective on Yogyakarta's art world, Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, Volume 46, Number 3, October 2015, pp. 537–545.
ARTASIAPACIFIC | REVIEW
ARTASIAPACIFIC | INTERVIEW
SEPTEMBER
On Sharks and Humanity
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Dinh Q. Lê: Excavating History, ArtAsiaPacific, Issue 95, Sep/Oct 2015
JULY
Fancy Footwork: Kazuo Shiraga, ArtAsiaPacific, Issue 94, Jul/Aug 2015
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Indian Artist Nek Chand Leaves Behind His Legacy Rock Garden
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JUNE
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MAY
New Currents: Modern Citizens, ArtAsiaPacific, Issue 93, May/Jun 2015
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Robert Leonard: Meticulous Enabler, ArtAsiaPacific, Issue 93, May/June 2015
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ARTASIAPACIFIC | BLOG
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APRIL
Ren Ri: Yuansu Projects
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Nancy Sheung: Rare Encounters
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ARTASIAPACIFIC | BLOG
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MARCH
Ben Quilty: Straight White Male
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Emily Floyd: The Dawn
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Yang Fudong: Filmscapes, Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Melbourne, ArtAsiaPacific, Issue 92, Mar/Apr 2015
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New Currents: Michael Staniak, Issue 92, Mar/Apr 2015
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FEBRUARY
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Marian Drew: Conceits
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Alex Seton: Last Resort
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JANUARY
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2014
NOVEMBER
Tseng Kwong Chi: Citizen of the World
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SEPTEMBER
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SEPTEMBER
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