Fifteen young and emerging artists from Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, and Taiwan, all for one single purpose - to honor the short but meteoric career and life of Jean-Michel Basquiat, an artist whose works have inspired generations, long after his untimely demise...
"Ocean Eyes" is Laksamana Ryo's third solo exhibition, held at Langgeng Art Foundation in Yogyakarta, in collaboration with Artemis Art. Featured are new works as well as the debut of Ryo's first premium collectible toy...
Artemis Art is pleased to once again have the opportunity to collaborate with award-winning Japanese fine art photographer Shinya Masuda in our online showcase of works from his Hanafuda Shouzoku series of visual mastery...
The global COVID-19 pandemic has affected just about everyone the world over, and among those greatly affected by the many resulting restrictions are visual artists. But art goes on, and for Copenhagen-based Malaysian artist Amir Zainorin, COVID Surreality is his own response...
Artemis Art collaborates with Indonesia's Art Serpong Gallery to present MONOCHROME, a six-solo-in-one exhibition featuring artists from Indonesia and Malaysia...
Artemis Art returns to Manila for this year's iteration of Art Fair Philippines, featuring recent works by six artists from Indonesia, Malaysia, and Philippines. ...
To kick off Artemis Art's 2020 art fair programming, we return to Taipei for our participation in WHAAAAAT'S STUDIO OPENING, taking place January 17 to 19...
2019 was a hectic year for Artemis Art, but a very rewarding one at the same time. Here's a review of what we did in the past year, and a brief teaser of what you can look forward to from us in 2020...
Modeka Creative Space's inaugural exhibition, "Nothing Gold Can Stay", marks the first of many planned collaborations between Artemis Art and Manila's newest gallery. Featured in this exhibition are Caryn Koh, Dedy Sufriadi and Ronald Apriyan, part of an 8-artist lineup ...
Artemis Art closes out 2019 with a group exhibition featuring twelve Malaysian visual artists presenting artworks created using charcoal as the primary medium. Between the certainty of Black and White, much nuance exists mimicking the complexity of this thing we call "life"...