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Ghost 2568: Wish We Were Here
The triennale gave voice to the absences, losses, and forgotten histories upon which Bangkok is built. Christopher Whitfield
The Editors
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How to Play in A City? Temitayo Ogunbiyi at the Noguchi Museum
For her first US institutional show, Ogunbiyi engaged in a philosophical dialogue with Isamu Noguchi, exploring the concept of play in public spaces. Kelly Ma
News
Dana Awartani to Represent Saudi Arabia at 2026 Venice Biennale
IAIN COCKS
News
John Tain Joins the Carnegie Museum of Art
Joan Yiquan Chen
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Isamu Noguchi’s “A Feeling”
Noguchi’s first solo show in Hong Kong explored the connection between his early artistic influences and his minimalist three-dimensional works developed over a span of 50 years. Arphy Li
News
Weekly News Roundup: November 7, 2025
The Editors
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Tang Yongxiang’s Becoming of Moderateness: Lifesc@pe Against Impermanence
Partnership with Magician Space
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Precise Chaos: Sasha Gordon’s Hyperreal Selves
Gordon deploys hyperrealism not to clarify but to proliferate, not to resolve but to overwhelm. Ho Won Kim
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Shows to See in Shanghai, November 2025
A list of standout exhibitions to catch in Shanghai this month. THE EDITORS
News
Japanese Gallery Discovers Counterfeit Work by Infamous German Art Forger
YUQIAN FAN
News
Singapore Art Investment Firm Abruptly Enters Liquidation
Arphy Li
Issue
Editor’s Letter: World Making
Issue 146 of ArtAsiaPacific turns a deliberate gaze toward Southeast Asia—not as a fixed category but as a living, breathing constellation of practices, histories, and critical demands. ELAINE W. NG
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Manoucher Yektai’s “Beginnings”
The late Iranian American artist’s exhibition exemplified how he expanded the Eurocentric parameters of abstraction. LIZ HIRSCH
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Up Close: Cai Lei’s Precarious Architectures
Whether encountered as remnants of a vanishing urban ideal or as constructions of interiority, Cai Lei’s works insist on the inseparability of construction and fragility. YVONNE WANG