Elaine Ng

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Editor’s Letter: Shifting Visions

Our latest issue dwells in that flickering space where memory, place, and technology—whether analog or digital—intertwine. ELAINE W. NG

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Ellen Pau: The Lighthouse Keeper

Ellen Pau, a pioneering Hong Kong video artist and co-founder of Videotage, captures the infrastructure of light and memory in a city marked by rapid sociopolitical shifts. Elaine W. Ng

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Art Fair Report: Tale of Three Cities

Elaine W. Ng & Michele Chan

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What the Land Holds: On the Zayed National Museum

Mohamed Khalifa Al Mubarak—chairman of Abu Dhabi’s Department of Culture and Tourism—shares how the museum brings Sheikh Zayed’s legacy, the UAE’s heritage, and its contemporary identity into dialogue. ELAINE W. NG

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Staying Curious: Isabelle de Caters on 20 Years of Gallery Isabelle

On the occasion of Gallery Isabelle’s 20th anniversary, ArtAsiaPacific spoke with founder Isabelle de Caters about her journey of opening and sustaining a gallery in the Gulf. ELAINE W. NG

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Minor Keys and Major Silences: Yoshiko Shimada and the Art of Outrage

Ahead of the 61st Venice Biennale, the pioneering feminist artist discusses why resistance must be unapologetic and outrageous. Elaine W. Ng

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Editor’s Letter: Still, Listening

In a world that demands volume, our latest issue follows Koyo Kouoh’s invitation to slow down and listen to the understated, the connective, and the enduring.  ELAINE W. NG

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The Sketch: Ellen Pau

Elaine W. Ng

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Gayane Umerova: Uzbekistan’s Cultural Architect

Elaine W. Ng

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Diriyah Contemporary Art Biennale: “In Interludes and Transitions”

ELAINE W. NG

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Ole Scheeren’s Róng Museum: From Tech‑City to Cultural Capital

The German architect behind the forthcoming Róng Museum of Art in Shenzhen discusses designing for a landscape of possibility, and the growing importance of culture alongside code in China’s tech hubs. ELAINE W. NG

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Editor’s Letter: Beings in Transition

In our latest issue, ArtAsiaPacific turns to artists and institutions engaging directly with transformation—the mutable conditions of bodies, memories, ecologies, and geographies. ELAINE W. NG

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Abdullah Al Saadi: Wander Archivist

Elaine W. Ng

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Kanazawa: “SIDE CORE: Living road, Living space”

Elaine W. Ng