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ARTUNER presents Louis Le Kim’s practice at Asia NOW 12th Edition.Louis Le Kim’s practice explores the intersections of ...
01/10/2026

ARTUNER presents Louis Le Kim’s practice at Asia NOW 12th Edition.

Louis Le Kim’s practice explores the intersections of space, memory, and architecture, drawing on his experiences in hidden urban environments and remote historical sites worldwide to create enigmatic landscapes that oscillate between reality, dream, and speculation. Presented by Artuner, the exhibition will bring together a site-specific body of work conceived in dialogue with the space, featuring a new series of paintings created specifically for the exhibition.

Founded in 2013 by Eugenio Re Rebaudengo, ARTUNER is a hybrid curatorial platform that operates beyond the traditional brick-and-mortar gallery model. By combining expertly curated online presentations with dynamic physical pop-up exhibitions worldwide, ARTUNER champions emerging and established international artists, fostering a global, flexible dialogue between creators, curators, and collectors.

📷Louis Le Kim, Untitled, 2024
Louis Le Kim, Untitled, 2025
Courtesy of Louis Le Kim and ARTUNER

📆 Asia NOW 12th edition
Tuesday 20–24 October 2026
VIP Preview (by invitation): Monday 19 October
📍 Monnaie de Paris, 11 Quai de Conti, 75006 Paris

mor charpentier presents Reena Saini Kallat’s installation, Pattern Recognition, at Asia NOW 2024. This large-scale wall...
01/10/2026

mor charpentier presents Reena Saini Kallat’s installation, Pattern Recognition, at Asia NOW 2024. This large-scale wall triptych addresses global inequality, using Snellen eye-test chart formats to depict countries according to the Henley Passport Index. Nations with greater visa-free access are shown larger at the top, while those with severe travel restrictions are smaller at the bottom. Made from electric wires, the installation highlights our interconnected digital world, yet exposes the persistent inequalities in global mobility caused by borders and bureaucratic obstacles.

Founded in Paris in 2010 by Alex Mor and Philippe Charpentier, mor charpentier promotes politically and socially engaged contemporary art with a focus on international artists from the Global South, exploring themes of history, migration, and sociopolitical issues.

📷Reena Kallat, Pattern Recognition, 2023
Courtesy of mor charpentier and the artist

📆 Asia NOW 12th edition
Tuesday 20–24 October 2026
VIP Preview (by invitation): Monday 19 October
📍 Monnaie de Paris, 11 Quai de Conti, 75006 Paris

Esther Schipper (Berlin, Paris, Seoul) presents a two-person exhibition by Tseng Chien-Ying and Prabhavathi Meppayil at ...
24/09/2026

Esther Schipper (Berlin, Paris, Seoul) presents a two-person exhibition by Tseng Chien-Ying and Prabhavathi Meppayil at the 12th edition of Asia NOW.

Tseng Chien-Ying draws on the Taiwanese tradition of Jiaocai, using mineral pigments and glue to create layered, dreamlike scenes populated by ambiguous figures, spirits, and hybrid beings. Studs, piercings, beads, and jewelry recur as motifs, balancing ornament with an undercurrent of violence.

Prabhavathi Meppayil, born into a family of goldsmiths in Bangalore, transforms traditional goldsmithing tools and techniques into sculpture. Her new bronze works are cast from Achch, hand-beaten metal molds traditionally used by goldsmiths. Their irregular, worn forms preserve the traces of a craft increasingly displaced by mechanized production.

Founded in Cologne in 1989, Esther Schipper has developed an international program supporting artists and fostering institutional and cross-cultural exchange. With galleries in Berlin, Paris, and Seoul, the gallery presents exhibitions alongside performances, lectures, and events.

📷 Prabhavathi Meppayil, sixty nine ninety nine 06.15, 2022
Courtesy of Esther Schipper

📆 Asia NOW 12th edition
Tuesday 20–24 October 2026
VIP Preview (by invitation): Monday 19 October
📍 Monnaie de Paris, 11 Quai de Conti, 75006 Paris

Esther Schipper (Berlin, Paris, Seoul) presents a two-person exhibition by Tseng Chien-Ying and Prabhavathi Meppayil at ...
24/09/2026

Esther Schipper (Berlin, Paris, Seoul) presents a two-person exhibition by Tseng Chien-Ying and Prabhavathi Meppayil at the 12th edition of Asia NOW.

Tseng Chien-Ying draws on the Taiwanese tradition of Jiaocai, using mineral pigments and glue to create layered, dreamlike scenes populated by ambiguous figures, spirits, and hybrid beings. Studs, piercings, beads, and jewelry recur as motifs, balancing ornament with an undercurrent of violence.

Prabhavathi Meppayil, born into a family of goldsmiths in Bangalore, transforms traditional goldsmithing tools and techniques into sculpture. Her new bronze works are cast from Achch, hand-beaten metal molds traditionally used by goldsmiths. Their irregular, worn forms preserve the traces of a craft increasingly displaced by mechanized production.

Founded in Cologne in 1989, Esther Schipper has developed an international program supporting artists and fostering institutional and cross-cultural exchange. With galleries in Berlin, Paris, and Seoul, the gallery presents exhibitions alongside performances, lectures, and events.

📷 Tseng Chien-Ying, Afterglow, 2026
Prabhavathi Meppayil, twenty three eight five-0815, 2017
Courtesy of Esther Schipper

📆 Asia NOW 12th edition
Tuesday 20–24 October 2026
VIP Preview (by invitation): Monday 19 October
📍 Monnaie de Paris, 11 Quai de Conti, 75006 Paris

For Asia NOW Paris, JD Malat Gallery (London, Dubai) presents Masayoshi Nojo (Japan), Lu Xinjian (China), and Sophie-Yen...
22/09/2026

For Asia NOW Paris, JD Malat Gallery (London, Dubai) presents Masayoshi Nojo (Japan), Lu Xinjian (China), and Sophie-Yen Bretez (Vietnam/France), three artists whose practices explore memory, place, identity, and perception through distinct contemporary visual languages.

Drawing from Japanese painting traditions, urban mapping and design, and dream-like figurative narratives respectively, the artists transform personal, cultural, and geographical references into layered reflections on how we experience, interpret, and remember the world around us. Together, their works create a dialogue between tradition and contemporary experience, individual and collective memory, and the diverse cultural perspectives that continue to shape Asian art today. Through these three practices, the presentation highlights how artists can engage with inherited visual languages while reimagining them through personal experience and contemporary perspectives.

Since its establishment in 2018, JD Malat Gallery has supported both established and emerging artists, with a focus on promoting underrepresented voices in the contemporary art world. Specialising in a diverse range of media, including sculpture and painting, the gallery represents 20 international artists whose innovative work challenges and expands the boundaries of contemporary art. Located in the heart of Mayfair, London, and Downtown, Dubai, JD Malat Gallery provides a significant international platform for its artists through a meticulously curated exhibition program and participation in art fairs worldwide. Founded by Jean-David Malat, a Paris-born art dealer and curator with over 20 years of industry experience, our gallery embodies his commitment to fostering unrestricted creative expression across cultural boundaries.

📷 Lu Xinjian, City DNA / Marbella, 2017
Sophie-Yen Bretez, As the sun broke the horizon I staked all my years what remains of the game?, 2025
Masayoshi Nojo, Mirage #114, 2025
Courtesy of the artists and JD Malat Gallery

📆 Asia NOW 12th edition
Tuesday 20–24 October 2026
VIP Preview (by invitation): Monday 19 October
📍 Monnaie de Paris, 11 Quai de Conti, 75006 Paris

The Tiger Room (Munich) presents a duo show featuring Heeyoung Rosa Jo (South Korea) and Yuchu Gao (China). The Tiger Ro...
22/09/2026

The Tiger Room (Munich) presents a duo show featuring Heeyoung Rosa Jo (South Korea) and Yuchu Gao (China).

The Tiger Room in Munich in October 2023. It supports and promotes emerging contemporary artists by offering a professional platform to exhibit their work. With a strong emphasis on diversity and inclusion, the gallery is particularly committed to uplifting the voices of female artists and underrepresented talents in the art world.

📷 Yuchu Gao, Sinking Between Above and Below, 2024
Heeyoung Rosa Jo, A Dancing Train, 2024
Courtesy of the artists and The Tiger Room

📆 Asia NOW 12th edition
Tuesday 20–24 October 2026
VIP Preview (by invitation): Monday 19 October
📍 Monnaie de Paris, 11 Quai de Conti, 75006 Paris

Art Nova (Berlin) presents Lu Lu, Clent Chang, and I-Jen Su — three artists working across painting, abstraction, and mu...
21/09/2026

Art Nova (Berlin) presents Lu Lu, Clent Chang, and I-Jen Su — three artists working across painting, abstraction, and multidisciplinary practice, united by a shared commitment to reinterpreting Eastern aesthetics through contemporary expression.

Together, these artists present tradition not as a fixed inheritance but as a living, evolving language. Through painting, material exploration, and spatial imagination, their works invite viewers to look beyond the visible and engage with the emotional, philosophical, and cultural dimensions that lie beneath the surface.

Art Nova is a Berlin-based gallery dedicated to fostering meaningful dialogue between Asian contemporary art and the international art community. Representing artists whose practices are rooted in cultural heritage while engaging with contemporary artistic discourse, the gallery highlights how tradition continues to evolve through experimentation, personal experience, and cross-cultural exchange.

📷 I-Jen Su, Panorama 007, 2020
Lu Lu, Realms of Quiet Water, 2023
Clent Chang, Blooming Current 3, 2025
Courtesy of the artists

📆 Asia NOW 12th edition
Tuesday 20–24 October 2026
VIP Preview (by invitation): Monday 19 October
📍 Monnaie de Paris, 11 Quai de Conti, 75006 Paris

Sabrina Amrani (Madrid) presents a dialogue between three artists: Timo Nasseri, Jong Oh and Wardha Shabbir.Founded in M...
21/09/2026

Sabrina Amrani (Madrid) presents a dialogue between three artists: Timo Nasseri, Jong Oh and Wardha Shabbir.

Founded in Madrid in 2011, Sabrina Amrani develops an international programme that highlights artists whose practices engage with the cultural, social and political questions shaping our contemporary world, fostering dialogue between local and international audiences. At the core of its vision lies the belief that art is not only an object of contemplation, but also a space for encounter, conversation and the circulation of ideas.

📷 Timo Nasseri, Beirut09_04_05, 2015
Jong Oh, Line Sculpture (Merestone) #1, 2023
Wardha Shabbir, The Resilient II, 2026
Courtesy of the artists and Sabrina Amrani

📆 Asia NOW 12th edition
Tuesday 20–24 October 2026
VIP Preview (by invitation): Monday 19 October
📍 Monnaie de Paris, 11 Quai de Conti, 75006 Paris

LOY Contemporary Art Gallery (Singapore) presents Silence Between Forms – a duo show highlighting the distinct practices...
18/09/2026

LOY Contemporary Art Gallery (Singapore) presents Silence Between Forms – a duo show highlighting the distinct practices of Chinese contemporary artist Liu Bin and Japanese Architect-ceramicist Yuki Nara.

At the 12th edition of Asia NOW, this exhibition proposes that silence is not an absence of meaning, but an active, breathing void. The synergy between Liu’s two-dimensional brushstrokes and Nara’s three-dimensional ceramics sparks a generative intersection and dialogue. Both artists profoundly destabilise inherited cultural iconographies, subverting traditional, instantly recognisable motifs through a distinctly contemporary lens.

LOY Contemporary Art Gallery, founded in 2023, is dedicated to identifying, promoting, and cultivating global and local artists in Singapore. Artist-driven and audience-centred, the gallery is a space where both seasoned and aspiring collectors can immerse themselves in the highly collectable world of contemporary and modern art.

📷Liu Bin, The Crimson Canopy, 2026
Yuki Nara, Bone Flower, 2026
Courtesy of the artists and LOY Contemporary Art Gallery

📆 Asia NOW 12th edition
Tuesday 20–24 October 2026
VIP Preview (by invitation): Monday 19 October
📍 Monnaie de Paris, 11 Quai de Conti, 75006 Paris

Spazio Nobile (Brussels) presents Pleats - a duo show of Pat Hui Kao and Didi Ng Wing Yin.Pleats explores the poetic and...
18/09/2026

Spazio Nobile (Brussels) presents Pleats - a duo show of Pat Hui Kao and Didi Ng Wing Yin.

Pleats explores the poetic and structural language of folding as a shared gesture across materials, cultures, and continents. At Asia Now, the exhibition brings into dialogue the works of Pao Hui Kao, a woman artist and designer from Taiwan based in Eindhoven, and Didi Ng Wing Yin, a Hong Kongese designer based in Helsinki. Both artists translate pleating into their respective practices—paper for Kao and wood for Ng Wing Yin—creating a conversation that bridges East and West through material, technique, and sensibility. Pao Hui Kao’s delicate Original and Urushi Paper Pleats evoke lightness and ephemerality, where folds shape space and capture luminous moments. In contrast, Didi Ng Wing Yin carves and splits wood into sculptural pleats, revealing the grain within and conveying strength, permanence, and architectural presence. Together, their works engage in a dialogue between fragility and solidity, surface and structure, tradition and innovation, resulting in a series of collectable vessels and furniture pieces that blur the boundaries between art, design, and cultural expression.

Both have been finalists of the LOEWE FOUNDATION Craft Prize, respectively in 2022 and 2025. Spazio Nobile has published Artist Books on both following their duo shows, 25 Seasons and The Nature of Wood.

Spazio Nobile is a contemporary applied and fine arts gallery in Brussels, Belgium, known for its bold exhibitions and commitment to promoting innovative, boundary-pushing work. The gallery presents a range of emerging and established artists and designers from around the world, providing a platform for experimental practices and new creative directions in both fine art and collectable design.

📷 Didi Ng Wing Yin, Pleats Vase No.7, 2024
Pao Hui Kao, Paper Pleats Stools, 2023
Courtesy of the artists and Spazio Nobile

📆 Asia NOW 12th edition
Tuesday 20–24 October 2026
VIP Preview (by invitation): Monday 19 October
📍 Monnaie de Paris, 11 Quai de Conti, 75006 Paris

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