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Paola Dindo, Hong Kong-based restorer and designer—an animal lover, environmentalist, and fiercely original soul—died at her home in Pokfulam on August 4. 

Born in Lugano, Switzerland, to an Italian family, Paola trained in painting, mural, and polychrome sculpture, specializing in European Renaissance art. Over years of conservation work in Asia, she developed further ...


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To speak of the New York-based collective CFGNY is to enter a slippery game of recursion. The unidentifiable acronym “CFGNY” is a container for “Concept Foreign Garments New York,” as much as “Cute Fucking Gay New York,” or “Cult Freaks Galore New York,”—each instance of naming a semiotic performance that orbits the group’s metonym, “vaguely Asian.”

In the context of As...


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I met Wallace Chan this past May in Venice during the opening week of the Biennale, which coincided with the debut of his two shows in the city—“Vessels of Other Worlds” at the chapel of Santa Maria della Pietà and “Mythos” at the Scala Contarini del Bovolo. In conversation he returned repeatedly to the word vessel, drawn to its doubleness: a thing that holds and als...


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2026 Hadley’s Art Prize Goes to Robert Fielding

Robert Fielding has been named the recipient of this year’s AUD 100,000 (USD 70,500) Hadley’s Art Prize, an annual acquisitive award for Australian landscape art. An artist of Pakistani, Afghan, Western Arrernte, and Yankunytjatjara descent, Fielding lives and works in the Mimili community on the Aṉangu Pi...


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New Humans: Memories of the Future
The New Museum, New York
Mar 21–Aug 30, 2026

Where are the great Asian artists in the history of humanity? When the New Museum reopened in March following an over 5,000-square-meter expansion, its inaugural exhibition, “New Humans: Memories of the Future,” set out an ambitious premise: to trace how a...


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