Maya Lin, Ho Tzu Nyen, Kengo Kuma, and Art Mumbai: Global Art News Roundup
On April 9, 2027, the Cockrell School of Engineering at the University of Texas at Austin will unveil Maya Lin's 'Floating Landscape' (2027). This outdoor piece covers 334 square meters and is Lin's first public art installation in Texas, incorporating LEDs that illustrate the night sky as it was seen in Texas on September 15, 1883. Additionally, Ho Tzu Nyen's 'P for Power: Up Down' (2026) will debut at the New Museum in New York on September 24, using glass elevators for its activation. In 2030, a theater and contemporary art museum designed by Kengo Kuma will open in Singapore. Meanwhile, the fourth Art Mumbai fair is scheduled for November 12–15, 2023, featuring a record 94 exhibitors.
Key facts
- Maya Lin's 'Floating Landscape' opens April 9, 2027 at UT Austin.
- Lin's commission is her first public art in Texas.
- The work includes LEDs tracing the Texas night sky from September 15, 1883.
- Ho Tzu Nyen's 'P for Power: Up Down' debuts at New Museum on September 24.
- The New Museum commission is part of Hyundai Translocal Series.
- Kengo Kuma-designed theater and museum in Singapore opens in 2030.
- Art Mumbai 2026 runs November 12–15 at Mahalaxmi Racecourse.
- Art Mumbai features 94 exhibitors, its largest edition since 2023.
Entities
Artists
- Maya Lin
- Ho Tzu Nyen
- Kengo Kuma
- Andrée Bober
- Massimiliano Gioni
- Gary Carrion-Muray
- Belinda Tanoto
- Richard Goh
- Minal Vazirani
- Dinesh Vazirani
- Nakul Dev Chawla
- Conor Macklin
Institutions
- University of Texas at Austin
- Cockrell School of Engineering
- Landmarks
- New Museum
- Gwangju Biennale
- Hyundai Motor Company
- Ulsan Art Museum
- Tanoto Art Foundation
- Pacific Eagle Real Estate
- Tanglin Shopping Centre
- Art Mumbai
- Mahalaxmi Racecourse
- Perrotin
- Richard Saltoun
- Night Gallery
- Rizq Art Gallery
- Niru Ratnam
- Rajiv Menon Contemporary
- Gallery Maskara
- Gallery Veda
- Pristine Contemporary
- Muziris Contemporary
Locations
- Austin
- United States
- Texas
- New York
- Bowery
- Gwangju
- South Korea
- Ulsan
- Singapore
- Orchard Road
- Mumbai
- India