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Wallace Chan Opens Titanium Sculpture Show at Long Museum Shanghai

exhibition · 2026-07-20

The Long Museum in Shanghai is currently hosting "Vessels of Other World," an exhibition by Hong Kong artist Wallace Chan, which will be available until October 25. This showcase includes two massive titanium sculptures: "Rebirth," featuring thousands of titanium components and chromed details, and "Birth," which demonstrates Chan's unique Wallace Cut carving method, reflecting his 50 years of artistic practice. Additionally, Jacolby Satterwhite has been awarded the inaugural Artists Living With Cancer Grant, a $25,000 prize from the Rema Hort Mann Foundation and Robert Rauschenberg Foundation. Diagnosed with bone cancer at the age of twelve, Satterwhite creates in 3D animation, sculpture, and video. On July 28, MoMA will celebrate Marcel Duchamp's 139th birthday with a chess match. Meanwhile, the Manhattan DA's office has returned three antiquities worth $160,000 to Mexico, and Switzerland has prolonged short-time work compensation for watchmakers for two years due to a 16.5% drop in exports in August.

Key facts

  • Wallace Chan's 'Vessels of Other World' runs at Long Museum Shanghai through October 25.
  • The exhibition features two 10-meter-tall titanium sculptures: 'Rebirth' and 'Birth'.
  • Jacolby Satterwhite received the first Artists Living With Cancer Grant from RHMF and Rauschenberg Foundation.
  • MoMA hosts a chess match on July 28 for Duchamp's 139th birthday with Grandmaster Susan Polgar.
  • Manhattan DA returned three antiquities to Mexico, including one from the Met's collection.
  • Switzerland extended watchmaking aid to two years due to tariff uncertainty and falling exports.
  • Swiss watch exports fell 16.5% overall and 23.9% in the US in August.
  • The repatriation is the DA's sixth to Mexico, totaling 52 antiquities valued over $13 million.

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  • Shanghai
  • China
  • Hong Kong
  • Venice
  • Italy
  • New York City
  • United States
  • Mexico
  • Switzerland
  • Jura region
  • Columbia
  • South Carolina

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