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Art Basel Hong Kong 2022

In our Collecting: Art in Asia supplement, we look at why ‘satellite booths’ are all the rage at Art Basel; an artist tangling with the Marcoses’ legacy in the Philippines; and why South Korea is having a museum boom

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Satellite booths prove the new normal at Art Basel Hong Kong
Stands filled with art, but not staff, account for more than half of this year’s exhibitors
Imelda Marcos’s jewellery becomes art in the work of Pio Abad
The Filipino artist turns intimate objects owned by the dictator’s notorious wife into assertions of democracy
‘The King of Kowloon’, Hong Kong’s disobedient graffiti artist, gets a revival
Tsang Tsou Choi, who covered the city in rambling tales of resistance to authority, is being feted at Art Basel Hong Kong
Para Site, Hong Kong’s most important art space, gains a new leader
Billy Tang wants to keep the local scene globally visible at a moment of political and social anxiety for the city
South Korea’s museum boom is making up for lost time
The country has embarked on a ‘K-art’ spree — but critics worry about a build-now, fill-later attitude
Hong Kong’s Blindspot Gallery continues to break new ground
Mimi Chun has built a pioneering contemporary art space through financial and political challenges