The Editors

Detailed installation view of <b>KAILI CHUN</b>’s <i>Uwē ka lani, Ola ka honua (When the heavens weep, the earth lives)</i>, 2021, site-specific installation with stainless steel,

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Brisbane: 10th Asia Pacific Triennial

Zali Matthews

<b>ISOLA TONG</b>, <i>Ark</i> (detail), 2021, steel sculpture and lightbox, dimensions variable. Courtesy UP Vargas Museum and Filipiniana Research Center, Manila.

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Manila: Cast But One Shadow

Portia Placino

Installation view of <b>GUO-LIANG TAN</b>’s (from left to right) <i>Screen Practice II</i>, <i>Ambient Visions</i>, and <i>Both Directions At Once</i>, all 2021, acrylic on aeronau

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Singapore: Guo-Liang Tan

Lynda Tay

<b>KARTIK SOOD</b>, <i>Life is fluid</i>, 2021, still from video with color and sound: 9 min 32 sec. Copyright and courtesy the artist and Talwar Gallery, New York/New Delhi.

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New Delhi: Kartik Sood

Kamayani Sharma

Installation view of <b>MANAL ALDOWAYAN</b>’s <i>Ephemeral Witness</i>, 2020, natural silk fabric, ink, acrylic, and hemp rope, 220 × 180 × 100 cm, at “The Eternal Return of the Sa

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Dubai: Manal AlDowayan

Ruba Al-Sweel

<b>CANDEĞER FURTUN</b>, <i>Applause</i>, 2010, ceramics, 45 pieces at 31 × 11 × 6.5 cm (each) and 45 pieces at 27 × 9 × 7 cm (each). Photo by Hadiye Cangökçe. Courtesy the artist.

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Istanbul: Candeğer Furtun

Bala Gürcan

Installation view of <b>THEA DJORDJADZE</b>’s <i>Untitled</i>, 2021, aluminum, 111 × 190 × 255 cm, at ”all building as making,” Gropius Bau, Berlin, 2021–22. Courtesy the artist an

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Berlin: Thea Djordjadze

Frances Arnold

<b>SUTAPA BISWAS</b>, <i>Kali</i>, 1983–85, still from video transferred onto digital file with color and sound: 25 min 28 sec. Courtesy Tate.

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Cambridge: Sutapa Biswas

Suining Sim

<b>HUNG LIU</b>, <i>The Botanist</i>, 2013, oil on canvas. 243.8 × 137.2 cm. Copyright the estate of Hung Liu. Courtesy the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the National Port

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Washington, DC: Hung Liu

Ariana Heffner

Installation view of <b>BASEL ABBAS</b> and <b>RUANNE ABOU-RAHME</b>’s <i>At those terrifying frontiers where the existence and disappearance of people fade into each other</i>, 20

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Chicago: Basel Abbas and Ruanne Abou-Rahme

Noah Hanna

Illustration by <b>AMY FAN</b> for <i>ArtAsiaPacific</i>.

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Tino Sehgal: It takes an urban village

Nicole M. Nepomuceno and Victoria Chan

Jumana Manna: Wild Resilience

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Jumana Manna: Wild Resilience

The Editors

<b>ATONG ATEM</b>, <i>Wundut, Mandut</i>, 2022, giclee print, 150 x 100 cm. All images courtesy the artist and Gertrude Contemporary, Melbourne.

Shows

Atong Atem’s “Everything in Remission”

Paying tribute to life and one's heritage through photography and color. Michaela Bear

View of Bundanon. Photo by Zan Wimberley. Courtesy Bundanon, Nowra.

News

New Australian Museum Cancels Show Due to Heavy Rains

Pamela Wong

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