The Editors

Portrait of <b>SHUBIGI RAO</b>. Courtesy Kathrin Leisch.

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Shubigi Rao: Stories of Creation and Destruction

Chloe Chu

A carnival with banners by <b>TARING PADI</b> remembering four years of the Lapindo Mud Tragedy in Siring Barat, Porong, Sidoarjo, East Java, 2010. Courtesy the artists.

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Taring Padi: Solidarity in Public Space

Kerstin Winking

Installation view of

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Jumana Manna: Sustaining Resilience

HG Masters

Up Close: Yang Yongliang’s Five Dragons

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Up Close: Yang Yongliang’s Five Dragons

Pamela Wong

Installation view of <b>LEUNG MEE PING</b>'s <i>Sound of Silence</i>, 2021, mixed-media installation, dimensions variable, at

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Up Close: Leung Mee Ping’s Sound of Silence

Nicole M. Nepomuceno

<b>TAMMY NGUYEN</b>, <i>Commander of the Sea, Chou En-Lai</i>, 2021, watercolor, vinyl paint, pastel, and metal leaf on paper stretched over panel, 61.0 x 50.8 cm. Courtesy the art

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Up Close: Tammy Nguyen’s Freehold

HG Masters

Details from <b>VAGINAL DAVIS</b>'s memorabilia and ephemera, dimensions variable, at

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Inside Burger Collection: Vaginal's Veil

Hendrik Folkerts

<b>MATIAS DUVILLE</b>, <i>Petrified Dream</i>, 2021, charcoal on Tyvek, 350 x 600 cm. Photo by Document Photography. Courtesy the artist and the Biennale of Sydney.

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Sydney: 23rd Biennale of Sydney

Jane O'Sullivan

<b>CHUA MIA TEE</b>, <i>Epic Poem of Malaya</i>, 1955, oil on canvas, 105.5 x 125 cm. All images courtesy the National Gallery Singapore.

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Singapore: Chua Mia Tee

Louis Ho

<b>VIVIENNE BINNS</b>, <i>Somebody's everyday, somewhere, sometime</i>, 2009, synthetic polymer paint on canvas, 152 x 183 cm. Photo by Tim Herbert. Courtesy the Monash University

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Melbourne: Vivienne Binns

Hilary Thurlow

<b>SEEUN KIM</b>, (from left to right) <i>Sinus</i>, <i>Collected sinew</i>, and <i>The face of flipping torso</i>, all 2022, water mixable oil and acrylic spray paint on canvas, 2

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Seoul: Seeun Kim

Andy St. Louis

<b>WILLIAM KENTRIDGE</b>, <i>Weigh All Tears</i>, 2021, oil, pencil, poster paint, and collage on canvas, three parts, each 200 x 200 cm. Courtesy the artist and Hauser & Wirth, Ho

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Hong Kong: William Kentridge

Nicole M. Nepomuceno

<b>ATUL DODIYA</b>, <i>Untitled</i>, 2020, watercolor on paper, 41.9 x 29 cm. Courtesy the artist and the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, New Delhi.

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New Delhi: Atul Dodiya

Kamayani Sharma

Installation view of <b>CAMP</b>'s <i>Bombay Tilts Down</i>, 2021, seven-screen 4K CCTV video: 7 min, at

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Sharjah: CAMP

Ruba Al-Sweel

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