ASIA NOW “GROW”

Sumakshi Singh. Transience Monuments. Installation. Embroidered thread sculptures. Gallery 193.

Manal AlDowayan. The Emerging XVIII, 2025. Acrylic on linen canvas. Sabrina Amrani Gallery.

BÙI Công Khánh. Sometimes it's good to be blue. 2022. Bát Tràng porcelain, hand-painted. A2Z Art Gallery.

This year, Les Amis was once again invited to Asia NOW. For its eleventh edition, this contemporary art fair has broadened the notion of Asia, with artists from the Middle East (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Lebanon, Qatar) and South Asia (Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nepal, and the Philippines) represented, highlighting their growing role in the field of contemporary art.

Under the title GROW, Asia NOW explores how ideas take root and shape our perceptions. Sixty-eight galleries, some well-known, present solo and solo exhibitions. Performances, installations, and special projects fuel an ambitious program.

As with other editions, we could find established artists but also discover new talents.

Hiromi Tango. Healing Poem. Recycled traditional Japanese fabrics (kimonos and obis). Culturi Gallery.

Daiya Yamamoto. Freesia's Luminous Path. Oil and graphite on canvas. Taménaga Gallery.

Lee Hyun Joung. Faults. 2025. Muk and Korean pigments on hanji paper. Louis & Sacks Gallery

Asia NOW has become the essential event for collectors and enthusiasts wishing to immerse themselves in the richness and complexity of the contemporary Asian scene.

Wanbing Huang. Symbol of the Whirlwind (Transformation) 2025. Ramie yarn, Chinese hemp fabric, bamboo. LooLooLook contemporary art gallery.

Yang Yongliang. Moonlight – Waning Crescent Moon. 2012. Light box. PARIS-B Gallery.

Moonassi. Water-gazing III. 2025. Ink on hanji paper. Galerie Vazieux.

Wang Du's installation, USA Weather Report, exhibited at the Cernuschi Museum is part of the Asia NOW VIP journey.