Running until mid-October, this exhibition puts 15 Vietnamese artists in the spotlight — some of them for the first time in the country — to explore the relationships between this new generation, the country’s history and ideas of a homeland

One of the most acclaimed artists of her generation, Cao Fei is the first Chinese artist to hold a solo exhibition at Paris’s Centre Pompidou, where she debuts her first feature-length film and a multimedia project four years in the making

This minimalist Shanghai cafe is housed in an old shipyard brought back to life by Kengo Kuma

Australian designer Fiona Lynch reimagined the TarraWarra Museum of Art’s multi-use gallery foyer with the past and future in mind

We speak with the Los Angeles-based artist about her current installation at the Venice Biennale, a thought-provoking piece on negotiation and interdependency titled Stakeholders

The boundary-breaking artist speaks with us about how her installation at the Venice Biennale inverts modern technology to subvert, intervene and mobilise

We speak with Sri Lankan artist Pala Pothupitiye about his practice and traditions, the democratisation of art and the invisible boundaries he works to blur

We offer an overview of Setouchi Triennale’s fourth edition and speak with artist Yasuaki Igarashi whose work resonates with the festival’s theme, Restoration of the Sea

Melbourne-based Taiwanese contemporary artist Zhu Ohmu explores the concept of slowness and the handmade in an era of instant gratification and mass production

Today Gagosian Paris opens its first exhibition of the Japanese-French artist’s ceramic sculptures and paintings. Earlier this week, Klossowska de Rola spoke with us about her influences, the exhibition and her collaboration with Astier de Villatte

Just last Friday, following a three-year hiatus, the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo reopened, sporting a minimalist update by Jo Nagasaka of Schemata Architects

Here’s just some of what we saw at the opening of Hong Kong’s hippest art event

Studio Swine explores the invisible elements that shape our environment

Korean photographer Kim Woo Young talks about his path to becoming an artist and why he chooses an analogue approach

Iconic Hong Kong artist Luis Chan’s fantastic beasts and how he found them

Founded in 2000, Asia Art Archive has grown from a handful of catalogues in an unassuming office into one of the region’s most critical art institutions

The legendary Serpentine Pavilion opens its first architectural installation outside of the UK in the heart of the Chinese capital

In a leafy São Paulo suburb, the brutalist home and studio and of Japanese Brazilian artist Tomie Ohtake

A conversation with inventor and solar designer Marjan van Aubel, named Swarovski Designer of the Future

On the occasion of David Zwirner Gallery opening in Hong Kong, an exclusive interview with Annabelle Selldorf, architect to the arts world