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Donna Art's debut participation at VOLTA Basel 2026 in Switzerland, featuring Taiwanese artist Fu Hao-Hsuan's solo exhibition "A Small Corner Budding in the Heart"
Donna Art makes its debut at VOLTA Basel 2026 in Switzerland, perfectly showcasing Taiwanese artist Fu Hao-Hsuan's solo exhibition "Taking Root - Imagined Corners Sprouting in My Heart," which has attracted significant attention from international collectors.
Taiwan's only selected space this year! ss space space will participate in the 2026 Liste Art Fair Basel, presenting the duo exhibition 'The Undefined Realm'.
Celebrating its third anniversary this June, the Taiwanese artist-run space "ss space space" officially announced its participation in the globally renowned art fair, Liste Art Fair Basel (Booth 70), in June 2026. As the only Taiwanese art space selected for Liste this year, ss space space will collaborate with Taiwanese female artists Teyu Wang and Sara Wu, representing different generations, to challenge the international art fair scene with site-specific installations.
Taiwan Painting Stage Teacher-Student Joint Exhibition "Show Time!": A Visual Feast by 23 Artists
The stage for contemporary art opens on the banks of the Seine in Paris. Taiwanese art education brand "Painting Stage" will host a joint exhibition by teachers and students, "Show Time!" (Paris Group Art Exhibition by Painting Stage), from June 12 to 16, 2026, at Espace Sorbonne 4 in the cultural heart of Paris.
Chang Ling's thirty-year artistic journey is presented; solo exhibition "If Homeland" opens at Yi Yun Art Gallery
The solo exhibition "If Homeland — Chang Ling" will be held at Yiyun Art's Qingtian branch from May 16 to June 20, 2026. This marks the first official solo exhibition launched in the gallery space since Yiyun Art began representing artist Chang Ling in October 2024, making it a significant milestone for both the gallery and the artist.
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They burned down the art museum: in the ashes, a new world will unfold.
This exhibition at the Grand Palais focuses on three figures: Niki de Saint Phalle, Jean Tinguely, and their friend Pontus Hultén. The first two were artists and a married couple, while the third was the first director of the Centre Pompidou. The exhibition’s narrative is woven from the intersection of their creative work and careers.
Who is looking, and who is being looked at: Looking is power, and is your gaze truly your own?
The nude is one of the oldest and most controversial subjects in art history. When Carpeaux’s sculpture *The Dance* was first exhibited, an outraged viewer threw ink at it, claiming it was too naked. Manet’s *Olympia* was condemned as scandalous. Courbet’s *The Origin of the World* was kept locked away in a collector’s study, hidden behind a curtain, and was only made public in modern times.
David Hockney at the Fondation Louis Vuitton
The Fondation Louis Vuitton is currently hosting the largest retrospective of David Hockney’s career. The exhibition is packed with visitors. Following in the footsteps of Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat, and Mark Rothko, this living artist has become the focus of the foundation’s latest major exhibition. The works have been loaned from collections around the world, including the Tate and private collections in Taiwan.
From the Venice Biennale to Art Basel (1/4)
Looking from this year's Venice Biennale to the eagerly anticipated Art Basel Basel, I first observed a category of artists: their concepts not only align with the curatorial context of this year's 'In Miner Key,' but they also translate these ideas into works with distinct forms and visual appeal. This means that the issues they raise in Venice could also find a place in a market environment like Art Basel.
A question that came to mind while doing the dishes: Why do some works resemble art, while others resemble ethnography?
This year's exhibition featured a great number of creators from African, Caribbean, Afro-diasporic, Indigenous, and Global South backgrounds. For me, this was naturally an overwhelming (and somewhat daunting) learning experience. To be clear, the excitement far outweighed the apprehension. Through these works, I delved into many previously unheard-of cultures and beliefs, narrative experiences, and historical traumas. It was truly exhilarating!
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