Future Industries and James Lavelle brings to Hong Kong the Asia edition of “Daydreaming with…” curated by Simon Birch and James Lavelle of Mo’Wax and UNKLE fame.

Chinese. Malay. Indian. “Others”. These cultures were in an adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s classic play, A Doll’s House. Thankfully, they were not treated into a touristy postcard.

Buy Bye, a group exhibition that aims to showcase how Asian artists have been observing and responding to societal changes.

Children has the wildest imaginations. But when it comes to art, you will be amazed to see the techniques and skills these little artist have on their artworks.

Mathias Heng shares with us his “Journeys” via photographic images he captured.

Standing in the midst of the work that covers all available floor and wall space, combined with the added effect of the reflection from the glass windows at night, one is transported into a colourful, hypnotic floral wonderland in Moment and Eternity.

Colorado-born Gretchen Ryan creates portraits of young girls, often beauty pageant contestants. Bring to light – the disturbing notions of objectification, precocious sexuality and innocence.

Wired Blossoms and Electric Angels, by the electronic art collective Island 6 (Liu Dao) from Red Gate Gallery is now showing at The Opposite House, Beijing through 30 June 2012.

“Depth” a not your usual art exhibition by Stephen Black showcasing @ Domain Art

In our millennial age dominated by the confluence of social media and celebrity, anonymity provides a welcome refuge no matter how arbitrary or amorphous a concept. It is the limbic space that permeates social relations, and is the meeting point for ideas in Give Art Space’s current exhibition, “Subject Shall Remain Anonymous”.