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Art Basel HK Vernissage: The Lowdown

By: postism May 20, 2014May 20, 2014

ArtAbsolut Art, Acquavella Gallery, Adrian Wong, Ai Weiwei, Aiko Tezuka, Alex Seno, Anastasia Klose, Annely Juda Fine Art, Annette Messager, Anselm Kiefer, Apocalypse Postponed, Art Basel Hong Kong, Au Hoi Lam, Bernard Frize, Chai Wan Mei, Christophe Van der Weghe, David Adjaye, David Hockney, Design Miami, Diane Tanzer, Galerie Perrotin, Gu Wenda, Hammer Galleries, Hanart TZ, He Xiangyu, Kohei Nawa SCAI The Bathhouse, Long March Space, Mario Merz, Marion Goodman Gallery, Michael Janssen Gallery, Ming Wong, Nadim Abbas, Natasha Bieniek, Nellie Castan, Osage, Patricia Piccinini, Pierre Soulages, Ryan McNamara, Sean Fitzpatrick, Stephane Ackermann, Takashi Murakami, The Belfies, Tobias Berger, Tolarno Galleries, Victoria Miro Gallery1 Comment

Published on ocula.com 17 May 2014 The second edition of Art Basel kicked off Wednesday with a VIP preview that saw no shortage of collectors streaming through the doors. It felt like a Swiss banking conference in the VIP lounge as Julius Bär and UBS representatives and financiers milled around waiting for the doors to…

Melbourne Now!

By: postism January 17, 2014February 25, 2014

ArtContemporary Art, Federation Square, Hotham Street Ladies, Julia de Ville, Melbourne, Melbourne Now, Museums, National Gallery of Victoria, Patricia Piccinini, Toni MaticevskiLeave a Comment

The National Gallery of Victoria is usually one of my first pit-stops when I’m back in Melbourne. I’ve spent many a blissful afternoon there on art-class pilgrimages or to take a breather from my day. Last December on a trip to visit the parentals I was lured back to the NGV by Melbourne Now, an…