In Bangkok, one of Thailand’s top art universities is one of the best places to find home-grown talent.

Thailand’s capital offers many convenient spots for visitors wanting to get a feel for its vibrant arts and culture scene.

There are plenty of art spots to explore in Bangkok, but the centrally located Silom Galleria is a perfect place to start.

Gallerists and museums around the world come up with creative ways to help the victims of the Japan disaster.

Tokyo is still reeling from the devastating earthquake and tsunami. Art can help people in the healing process.

Tomohiro Todoroki is an inspirational Japanese artist who uses unconventional events as vehicles for his art.

Japan’s ‘soft and cute’ contemporary art scene could do with some more political and sexual flair.

Works by over 400 artists from 5 Japanese art schools have come together at one Tokyo art museum.

Art is a reflection of society. Does a lack of emerging talent from top art schools reflect a passionless Japan?

In Japan students and artists alike find it difficult to deviate from the norm. Both art and a sense of community can help.

One of the worst things gallery staff can do is talk excessively. It’s key to let viewers and art connect in silence.

The atmosphere of an art exhibit can make or break the experience for a visitor. Japan’s art world should take note.

Ideas for children’s gifts that’ll teach, won’t easily be tired of, and that might make a lifelong impact.

An art lover’s holiday wish list goes beyond apparel and iPads and include things that will benefit the whole art world.

Three contemporary galleries located in three popular Asian cities, have proven track records in finding young talent.

Rule of thumb: If you visit enough galleries, you’re bound to find something good. And the ‘eye’ of the gallerist counts.