“Air” of Perplexities at Queensland Gallery of Modern Art
An exploration of political, cultural, and ecological pressures.
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Shows to See in Late January, 2023
An experimental musician, performances in the streets, and a filmmaker’s exploration of our dreams.
You’ve Got Mail: Art as Post-Pandemic Letter-Writing
Filipino artists Kawayan de Guia and Louie Cordero’s collaborations by post.
What Would a Memorial to the Partition Look Like?
Collecting “Proposals for A Memorial to Partition” at Jameel Arts Centre.
“All the World’s A Stage”: Illustrating the Clown Era
A visual journey that traces the creative path of Luis Chan.
Smoke, Smog, and Opaque Socio-Politics in the Indian Subcontinent
A review of “HAZE – Contemporary Art From South Asia,” the inaugural exhibition of Milan’s Fondazione Elpis.
Expanding Artists’ Reach: Interview with Sullivan+Strumpf
AAP caught up with Sullivan+Strumpf gallery after its expansion to Melbourne to hear how the gallery is looking ahead.
Seventy Years of Self
A review of “Yayoi Kusama: 1945 to Now” at Hong Kong’s M+ museum.
ArtAsiaPacific Almanac 2023 (Jan/Feb 2023) — available now!
- 14 City Reports
- 6 Artists of the Year
- 16 Exhibitions of the Year
- Highlights from Biennials and Triennials
- Reports on Art Fairs and Auctions
- News: Controversies, New Museums, Obituaries
Highlights from Issue 0
Jan/Feb 2023
Inside Burger Collection: I don’t make art – to call what I do art is already a mistake!
A conversation about Swiss artist Heidi Bucher.
