August Art Highlights: Exhibitions, Publications, and Digital Projects Across Continents

Gajah Gallery in Singapore is currently hosting Susie Lingham's first solo exhibition in a decade, which will be on view until August 14 and centers on knowledge systems. In Hong Kong, the Museum of Medical Sciences features 'Post-Human Narratives – In the Name of Scientific Witchery' by Para Site until August 28, showcasing nine artists, including Ho Sin Tung. 'Ulysses' Dream', presented by Fondation Carmignac, runs until October 16 and explores mythological themes. Nikita Gale's inaugural solo show in London at Chisenhale Gallery is available until October 16, inspired by Toni Morrison's Circe. From August 4 to January 14, Mariana Castillo Deball's 'Roman Rubbish' can be seen at London Mithraeum. Nalini Malani's video 'In Search of Vanished Blood' will screen in Hong Kong from August 5 to October 30. Joseph Wilson's films are scheduled to be shown in London from August 11 to September 3. Michael Lin's intervention at the Metropolitan Museum begins on August 15. Julie Blackmon's photobook is set to be published on August 23, while Ian Cheng's NFT project '3FACE' launches on August 25. Pantha Du Prince's album 'Garden Gaia' is set for release on August 26, and MASP will open 'Histórias Brasileiras' from August 26 to October 30. Finally, the Cantor Arts Center will unveil an exhibition on Asian American representation starting August 31.