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The inaugural Bukhara Biennial drew upon the historic Islamic city’s rich artistic, intellectual, and scientific legacies as sources for contemporary interventions imagining fragments of a new world. CHIN-CHIN YAP
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The Hanoi-based artist fused Buddhist and Christian iconography with digital reproduction. XINTIAN TINA WANG
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MINNIE CHAN
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Returning Calligraphy to Everyday Life — From Literati Aesthetics to Popular Culture Partnership with Taoyuan Museum of Fine Arts (TMoFA)
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The Uzbek artist discusses her installation at the inaugural Bukhara Biennial, and how her practice transmutes bodily pain into blooming, regenerative beauty. Chin-chin Yap
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The biennale reveled in complexity, asking what kind of progress remains possible—and for whom. YVONNE WANG
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Iain Cocks
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YUQIAN FAN
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LOUIS LU
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Joan Yiquan Chen
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The Taoyuan Children’s Art Center presents “Mini Boom!,” an exhibition that uses “miniatures” as its point of departure to expand our imagination toward art and life. Partnership with Taoyuan Museum of Fine Arts
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