The Editors

Installation view of “Monet, Perception of Light and Colour,” at Metropolis Museum, Hong Kong, 2020. All images courtesy Metropolis Museum.

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Metropolitan Folly: The Editors Weigh In On A Display of Reproduced Monets

The Editors

Following a surge in Covid-19 cases in Hong Kong, Christie's and Phillips have delayed their May/June sales to July, coinciding with Sotheby's rescheduled spring series. Composite

News

No Summer Holiday For Auction Houses in Hong Kong

Lauren Long

Installation view of *SANCINTYA MOHINI SIMPSON*’s _Kortri_, 2020, corrugated iron structure, wooden bench, soil, scent, dimensions variable; and _Plantation_, 2020, single-channel

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An Archive Materialized: Sancintya Mohini Simpson’s “Kūlī nām dharāyā / they’ve given you the name ‘coolie’”

Evoking the pain of indentured servitude. Sophie Rose

News

Sweeping Closures of Singapore Art Venues

Pamela Wong

Installation view of “Unravelled,” at City Gallery Wellington Te Whare Toi, 2020. All images courtesy City Gallery Wellington Te Whare Toi.

Imported

Minimalism "Unravelled"

Wei Hao Qi

*MOMOKO SCHAFER*, _Prejudice is a Disease_,
2020, lace and elastic hand stitched, worn on March 11, 2020, at South
Station, Boston. Photo by Mel Taing. Image via artist's homepage.

News

Resisting the Racist Blame Game

HG Masters

RYUICHI SAKAMOTO in his New York studio during his performance for UCCA Beijing’s “Voluntary Garden Online Concert: Sonic Cure,” streamed live on February 29, 2020. Screen grab com

Ideas

Breaking Barriers Of Solitude: "Sonic Cure"

Andrew Stooke

Edouard Malingue Gallery’s “H A N D (Have A Nice Day)” series presents *SAMSON YOUNG*’s top five playlists for your time at home.

Ideas

Coronaviewing, Part 3: Playlists for the Solitary

The editors

News

Art World Support For Covid-19 Relief Efforts

Ophelia Lai

Issue 117

Magazine

Issue 117

Mar/Apr 2020

Installation view of *NORIYUKI HARAGUCHI*'s

Ideas

√K Contemporary Inaugurates Tokyo Space With New Works By Mono-ha Luminary Noriyuki Haraguchi

ArtAsiaPacific

Installation view of “Cognitive Dissidents: Reasons to be Cheerful,” at Griffith University Art Museum, Brisbane, 2020. Photo by Carl Warner. Courtesy Griffith University Art Museu

Imported

Infinite Feedback in “Cognitive Dissidents: Reasons to be Cheerful”

Sophie Rose

Installation view of Art Dubai, 2019. Courtesy Art Dubai and Photo Solutions.

News

Bailouts for Cultural Workers Across Asia-Pacific

Pamela Wong

*JEAN SHIN* sitting on a bundle of Ethernet cables, part of _E-bundles_ (2017), in her studio in Hudson Valley, New York. All photos taken by Mimi Wong for ArtAsiaPacific.

Ideas

Life in Scraps: Studio Visit with Jean Shin

Mimi Wong

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