The Language of the Everyday in Kaohsiung: Michael Craig-Martin scales up a glass of water and a universe
Over 70 works run through March 7, 2027, from 1973’s An Oak Tree to the LED Cosmos, then out to giant headphones and a safety pin in the grounds.
How do 15 AI agents negotiate resources? Three rooms in Daito Manabe’s Relational Time in Taichung
Through January 3, 2027, three new works made for Taichung Art Museum connect autonomous societies, audience movement and accumulated effects, putting time into human–machine relations.
Ryuichi Sakamoto at TFAM from October 31: seven installations, NT$30 admission and booking slots
Seeing Sound, Hearing Time runs through March 14, 2027. Explore how sound, mist and electromagnetic signals become space, then navigate OPENTIX reservations and standby admission.
A.A. Murakami’s bubble forest reaches Taichung on November 14: two practices and NT$299 early birds
After the Rain runs through March 1, 2027, bringing six-metre New Spring and material research across two floors. Fleeting mist and a chair made from marine waste explain two creative identities.
Inter-island Festival returns in November: four ferry stops and another way to see Hong Kong
Cheung Chau, Peng Chau, Mui Wo and Chi Ma Wan connect five weekends of exhibitions, workshops and ecological observation in 2026.
June Ho’s Soft Noise enters its final weekend: bus stops after rain and quiet windows in Central
Ten prints at Wyndham Social, on view until October 25, give waiting, rooms, cats and coastlines a softer pace of attention.
Kat O Dajiao Arts Festival’s final weekend: bamboo theatres, islanders and contemporary art
The festival runs until October 25. Its religious ritual has ended, while the bamboo theatre continues as a place for film, music and community.
Letting objects speak about regret: What We Regret Most at Hong Kong’s Heath until October 27
Forty objects and anonymous stories form a collective exhibition at The Garage, in the basement of Chungking Mansions.
Gangneung’s Hasla Festival Runs to October 25: Closing Music, City Stages and Four Stops
Love and Friendship connects orchestral music, Korean traditions and illusion in 2026. Distinguish completed performances from the closing program, then add coffee, brewing and seafood.
Arashiyama Collective Opens in Kyoto in April 2027 with a Tatsuo Miyajima Exhibition
Daimaru Matsuzakaya plans two art floors, with an open gallery below and an invitation-based space above. KIAS brings daylight and the local setting into the design.
POPEYE’s 50th Anniversary Exhibition Opens November 20: 50 Readable Issues, Typeface Drawings and an Editorial Desk
Shibuya PARCO hosts the show until December 21. Admission is ¥700 including tax and a booklet; archive-reading and shopping areas are free.
Picasso and Matisse at Bangkok’s Dib26: four days of Muse: Beyond Human
The free exhibition runs October 27–30, pairing Picasso’s 1967 work and Matisse’s 1920 portrait with contemporary art. Here are the location, hours and questions to bring.
Think Fest returns to Ari on November 27–29: planning a creative walk across 40-plus stops
The second Think Fest, Remember Me, spreads talks, workshops, installations and markets across five Ari lanes. Dates, routes and individual booking requirements need separate checks.
The Evil Inside opens October 29: Joan Chen, a care home and an old stage identity
Hsieh Ting-han’s Taiwanese thriller held its premiere event October 22, with a care-home mystery and an estranged daughter at its centre.
DAN DA DAN Animation Works opens in Taipei December 25: presales from NT$390
The overseas tour begins at Huashan and runs until April 6, 2027. Presales start October 29; the NT$900 commemorative pair requires simultaneous entry.
How Ming Hwa Yuan brings new audiences to Taiwanese opera: comics, virtual theatre and succession
CEO Chen Chao-hsien’s work connects 2020’s The Apocalypse of Darkness Warfare adaptation, a 2024 virtual theatre and the long-term management of a troupe.
SIF in Taipei opens October 23 with over 160 Korean illustrators
The October 23–26 fair at Huashan East 2 includes two Taipei-exclusive themed areas. General admission starts at noon on opening day; a day ticket is NT$220.
Yoshitomo Nara heads to SFMOMA in autumn 2027 with around 100 works
The retrospective will span painting, drawing, sculpture, installation, sound and photography, including Voyage of the Moon’s first overseas presentation.
Celina’s Memory Home ceramic frames turn photographs into small domestic sculptures
The Creative Traveller uses rounded forms, irregular edges and multiple openings to give photographs a different place at home.
ArtIN Kaohsiung 2026 at Pier-2: Three Ways to Explore Interactive Art and Original IP
ArtIN returns to Kaohsiung on November 12–15, 2026 at Pier-2 P2 Warehouse. Explore Pollyanna’s interactive art, Dhawa Rezkyna’s imagery and the original-IP area.
When a silo holds more than materials: LuxuryLogico turns wind, memory and bodies into interfaces at AaltoSiilo
At Oulu’s AaltoSiilo until October 25, INTER-FACE:ing LuxuryLogico brings three physical installations and three VR works into dialogue with industrial architecture. A closing performance will add live bodies and sound to the encounter.
Legally Blonde comes to Bangkok in November: four English-language musical performances
Bangkok Community Theatre presents Legally Blonde: The Musical from November 20–22, with four performances and Thai subtitles. See times, venue and practical booking considerations.
Chula’s open-air cinema returns November 6: a free film night on Bangkok’s park lawn
The third Chula Open-Air Cinema Festival is scheduled for November 6 at Chulalongkorn University Centenary Park. Plan for films, music and an outdoor lawn while awaiting the full programme.
M+ opens Myths and Monsters: tracing Asian fantasy from shadow puppets to anime and fashion
Myths and Monsters: The Art of Fantasy in Asia runs at M+ from October 17, 2026 to April 4, 2027. Follow visual connections across traditional images, Surrealism, anime and contemporary design.