Browsing by discipline: Visual Arts

Leeum, Samsung Museum of Art is committed to establishing and preserving a new interpretation and perspective of traditional Korean art, encouraging and presenting new trends in Korean modern art, and displaying international contemporary art that reflects the preeminent values of our time. As part of its commitment, the Museum is interested in open-ended exploration, welcoming all who enjoy and understand art, enriching art worldwide, without boundaries  Read More

The Arts Center aims to provide the artists with one of the best spaces for artistry, the audience with the best services, and to promote the Korean performing arts creativity and diversity, thus lead the van in this, the “Cultural Era” of the twenty-first century.  Read More

The Ise Cultural Foundation has supported artist and scholars and has promoted the exchange of art and culture, mainly visual art, between the nations for its objective that enhances the devotion to development of Japanese esthetics and culture as well as deepens mutual understandings of culture in terms of demographically and ethnographically diverse society.  Read More

Arts Initiative Tokyo (AIT) is a non-profit organisation started by six arts coordinators and curators based in Tokyo. AIT operates from an office/ classroom/ meeting space in the Daikanyama area of Tokyo, near Shibuya. AIT receives no structural funding from public institutions in Japan.  Read More

The Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum is the first public contemporary art museum in Tokyo. It shows a major, systematic survey of contemporary Japanese art in an permanent collection. It is intended to be a site for international cultural and artistic exchange.  Read More

Dislocate is a long term project which examines the relationship between art, technology and locality. Its objective is to promote international interdisciplinary discussion and debate upon the impact of new technologies upon our concept and construction of place.  Read More

The Centre preserves, exposes, increases and promotes the civic collections acquired with the “Golfo della Spezia” painting prize between 1949 and 1965 which have been expanded thanks to the generous donations from the Cozzani and Battolini collections. CAMeC receives, signals and studies the expressions of the most relevant contemporary artists with particular focus on the younger generations.  Read More

The Irish Museum of Modern Art is Ireland’s leading national institution for the collection and presentation of modern and contemporary art. The Museum presents a wide variety of art in a dynamic programme of exhibitions, which regularly includes bodies of work from its own Collection and its award-winning Education and Community Department. It also creates more widespread access to art and artists through its Studio and National programmes.  Read More

Thavibu Gallery specialises in contemporary work by artists from the wider South East Asian region.Over the past few years the gallery has featured exhibitions of work by leading painters and sculptors from Indonesia,Malaysia,Vietnam and the Philippines.  Read More

ruangrupa, an artists’ initiative founded in early 2000 by a group of Jakarta based artists, a non-profit organisation which focuses on supporting the development of art in the cultural context through research, study and documentation, along with intensive cooperation with the artists through exhibitions, artist residency programme, art project and workshop  Read More

Since 1988, Cemeti Art House has been exhibiting the works of both Indonesian and foreign contemporary artists. At least eleven exhibition projects have been organised each year, including solo exhibitions and group exhibitions; add to this performances, site-specific and art happenings, discussions, presentations, and artists’ talks, as well as exhibitions and projects in other venues and abroad.  Read More

An International Residential Arts Centre in Delhi, India, the Global Arts Village combines artist residencies with Indian traditions such as yoga and meditation in a village community setting.The Global Arts Village invites artists from all genres, including crafts people, designers, architects, writers, art administrators, curators, social development volunteers, researchers and healing art therapists.  Read More

India Foundation for the Arts (IFA) is an independent, professionally managed grant-making agency with the goal to enrich the practice, knowledge, public access to, and experience of the arts in India. IFA provides strategic support for innovative projects and capacity building across the arts. It bridges art groups and donors.  Read More

India Habitat Centre (IHC) is a centre which houses diverse synergy-seeking organisations in one building complex. The India Habitat Centre engages itself in diverse issues related to ecology, urban affairs and architecture and organises numerous activities. It has become Delhi’s centre for contemporary cultural, economic, business and social events.  Read More

Műcsarnok is an exhibition hall in Hungary for the contemporary arts. Its mission is to mediate, present and influence Hungarian and international trends and phenomena in the contemporary visual arts. Műcsarnok is an active meeting point and creative centre for contemporary culture and art that deals with the cultural and social environment.  Read More