Patrick Lau

In My City Is Yours at the Art Gallery of NSW, Beijing artist Cao Fei offers uncanny visions of lost futures and melancholy presents.

What was once known as a ‘dirtbag’ sport has become a tourism-driven enterprise – but as the competitors in Salzburg’s Mozart 100 know, an ultramarathon is still a long, long way to run.

Belvoir’s Scenes from the Climate Era makes its audience complicit in the action on stage, giving the vast disaster of climate change a human scale.

Amid the excess of Archipelago’s Empire-themed decor, a diner can test their appetite for the London restaurant’s insect dishes.

Above Ubud’s thronging streets there’s an eerie quiet within a Spanish artist’s rococo fantasy filled with nudes and Michael Jackson.

Sweden’s cosmopolitan and historic port city of Gothenburg is home to the world’s only preserved blue whale.

A visit to a theme park where the theme is the nation itself, and the tourists are locals.

Why the arcane “hashers” of Kuala Lumpur’s Royal Selangor Club profess to being “a drinking club with a running problem”.