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The Titan of Sculpture You Should Know: Kim Lim
The international art market is increasingly attentive to the historical significance and market potential of women and Asian diaspora artists.

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Rubat works with paper, collage, and pigment, creating layered compositions that feel both transient and fossilised.

A Favorite Among Chinese Collectors: The Market and Work of Botero
On September 15, 2023, Colombian master Fernando Botero passed away, closing a decades-long artistic journey.

Mono-ha and Minimalism: Postwar Japanese Masterpieces Through the Collector's Lens
As an important expression of Asian post-war minimalism, Mono-ha's concepts and forms not only resonate with Italian Arte Povera in their sensitivity to materials and space but also engage in dialogue with American post-war Minimalism in terms of simplicity, clarity, and conceptual vocabulary.

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His sculptures are meant to be experienced in space, encouraging movement around them and engagement over time.

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The exhibition 'Obels – Rubat: A Dialogue' brings together the seemingly contrasting practices of Julien Rubat and Pieter Obels, yet reveals a compelling harmony between them.

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The exhibition 'Obels – Rubat: A Dialogue' brings together the seemingly contrasting practices of Julien Rubat and Pieter Obels.

The Metropolitan’s Muse: Lee Bul as a Blue-Chip Artist for Secure Investment
Lee Bul, one of South Korea’s most influential contemporary artists and a figure we have closely followed, officially joined Hauser & Wirth this year, with a solo exhibition planned for New York in 2026. This strategic move not only signals her departure from long-term representation with Thaddaeus Ropac and Lehmann Maupin, but also marks her re-emergence on the global stage with an expanded international profile.

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The exhibition 'Obels – Rubat: A Dialogue'

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Obels sculpts industrial Corten steel into organic, flowing forms that challenge its rigidity.

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His sculptures are meant to be experienced in space, encouraging movement around them and engagement over time.