RM’s SFMOMA Exhibition: Art, Audio and Timed Tickets
Nearly 150 works from RM’s collection meet SFMOMA holdings through February 7, 2027. Explore the artistic connections, bilingual audio guide and timed-ticket surcharge.
What to See at Dutch Design Week 2026: Water, Materials and Three Emerging Talents
Running October 17–25 in Eindhoven, Dutch Design Week takes R.A.W. as its theme. A water-and-sound installation, research into bodies and materials, and reused industrial spaces expand the picture beyond a furniture fair.
Ibrahim Mahama’s The Harvest Season in Paris reads labour through sacks, factories and empty chairs
Running from 22 October 2026 to 28 February 2027, the exhibition brings large installations together with nine invited artists and collectives.
NFL COLOR FIELD Moves Painting Into the End Zone, From Paris to a Planned Miami Edition
The Paris debut ran October 23–24. Jammie Holmes brought a painting of a child and morning glories to a flag-football field; a new Miami installation is planned for December, with the artist and program still to be announced.
Sinners at CAAM: Sammie’s guitar connects Black music, clothing and shared memory
Open since 20 October, Sinners: Sounds That Summon runs in Los Angeles through 14 March 2027 with instruments, costumes and archives from the film.
Yichen Ji brings digital art back to the body through an AI phone and impossible crystals
The New York-based artist uses a payphone installation, silkscreen and a chaotic clock to make abstract systems physically approachable.
Tada Hengsapkul’s Bangkok wax paintings explore lotus flowers, faith and surfaces at 100 Tonson
Open since October 17, the artist’s first painting exhibition runs through April 11, 2027. Explore encaustic materials, the imagery, weekend hours and directions.
Aye Ko’s Talking Hands in Bangkok: why a hand can mean more than one thing across 13 new paintings
Through December 27 at Supples Gallery, acrylic-on-canvas works layer gestures, figures and colour. Compare dark and pale compositions, a bird-like head and 13 works across three levels to move between recognition and uncertainty.
Htein Lin’s Zootopia in Bangkok: animal masks, reclaimed fabric and an unexpected mermaid
West Eden and Coming From Kalaw present the exhibition through December 27. Shan-paper masks, a reworked Myanmar song and Kafka-like transformation offer ways into images shaped by life in Pindaya.
Hong Kong Museum of Art’s On Ink and Bamboo opens October 30: nearly 200 sets of works, with free admission
Dr Kössen M. T. Ho has donated over 340 items from the Hua-e Jiaohui Lou Collection. Nearly 200 sets will be displayed in the museum’s third-floor Chinese Antiquities Gallery from October 30 to April 7, 2027.
Kim Duck-Yong at Soluna Hong Kong: wood grain, mother-of-pearl and sea light until November 28
Soluna Fine Art presents its third solo exhibition with Kim Duck-Yong. Four installation photographs trace the connections between wooden windows, seascapes, stacked books and the memory of everyday objects.
The Balvenie and Daniel Arsham at Huashan: the 1931 exhibition, sculpture and tasting fees
Running October 24-November 4,2026 at Huashan West 5-1 and 5-2, the exhibition connects an 88-year-old whisky with Daniel Arsham’s sculpture. Check the distinction between opening hours and the NT$200/600 tasting sessions.
Gwangju’s Free ACT Art-and-Technology Exhibition Runs Through November 8: Talking Machines, Breath and Shared XR
ACC’s I, Human brings robotic responses, visitors’ breath and shared memory into art. Here are key works, general exhibition hours and the separate reservation arrangements for BLUR and TRACES.
Roby Dwi Antono’s first Thai solo show opens October 27: SUDO RUNGU at MOCA turns a blacksmith’s sounds into memory
Charcoal, ember and ash connect three sections, a nine-metre painting and participatory charcoal work. The Bangkok show runs through January 3, 2027; preview the relationship between sound, body and memory.
Bas Jan Ader’s Bright at Midnight in Bangkok: concrete bricks, unspoken thoughts and a 6-minute-39-second sailing film
Through January 10, 2027, Bangkok Kunsthalle reactivates three works from the 1970s. Weight and vulnerability, words and light, and archival preparations for an ocean crossing offer ways to understand the exhibition’s use of time.
Esther Luo’s Love in Silence is coming to Bangkok: quiet everyday moments in carousels and snowy scenes
Maison JE Bangkok will present the free exhibition October 31–December 24. Preview textured colour, pictures within pictures and fairytale characters—and remember that the exhibition is closed on Mondays.
JAMSTYLE JARO in Hong Kong: a dragon drinks lemon tea and a Vermilion Bird slurps wonton noodles at Tai Kwun
JAM STYLE meets Hong Kong runs through October 31. Four 65 × 53 cm paintings connect expressive characters with eating and drinking; explore the imagery and Tuesday–Saturday visiting hours.
Suh Se Ok and Suh Do Ho in Seongbuk: Door Handles, Ink Figures and a Free Exhibition Through December 20
Seongbuk Museum of Art’s Caressing the Memory places ink painting, rubbings and thread drawings around a hanok shared by father and son. Here are the 2026 works, pieces from earlier years, exhibition dates, opening hours and free-admission arrangements.
Jean Prouvé’s 6×6 House Becomes a Tea-Room Setting at Design Miami.Paris
Galerie Patrick Seguin reinterprets a house designed in 1944 with a Japanese tea-room interior of steel, wood and tatami. Public access ends at 6 pm Paris time on October 25; this is an exhibition, not new accommodation.
Discarded boxes become landscapes in Bangkok: Jeon Gi-ok’s To Hold, To Be Held at Atelier 9
Through December 20, cardboard, six-panel landscapes and hand-folded boats make creases and supporting structures part of the view. Visits Monday–Thursday are by appointment.
What to see in Bangkok’s Blazing: Chetsada Phuwiang explores intimacy through sand, airbrush and fragments of the body
At Nova Contemporary through December 19, orange-red and blue-violet paintings move between figuration and abstraction. The gallery opens Tuesday–Saturday, 11:00–19:00; plan a Sunday visit elsewhere.
Lightchaser’s CONNECT: Seowon lets a Seoul community hall’s windows and brickwork tell a story
Presented October 16–18 in Amsa-dong, Seoul, CONNECT: Seowon used architectural patterns, window frames and integrated production to make a community hall part of the artwork.
Prune Nourry’s Visionnaires Returns 18 Women Sculptors to View
At the Petit Palais through January 24, 2027, Prune Nourry’s portraits of 18 women sculptors enter the permanent collections. Admission is free Tuesday–Sunday from 10am, with final entry at 5:15pm.
Xiao Lu’s Against the Wind in Hong Kong: waves, red structures and a 15-part photographic sequence
10 Chancery Lane Gallery’s 25th-anniversary show runs until January 16, 2027, connecting photography, a chronology and video. The October 22 performance and October 24 talk have ended; Sundays are closed.