The Editors

THE OTOLITH GROUP, In the Year of the Quiet Sun, 2013Still from HD video with color and sound, transferred from scans and archive film: 33 min 57 sec. Courtesy the artists

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Eindhoven: The Otolith Group

Rathsaran Sireekan

MICHELLE DIZON, The Archive’s Fold, 2018, Multi-image slide and sound installation with texts, dimensions variable.Detailed installation view of “Motions of this Kind: Proposition

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London: Motions of This Kind

Ned Carter Miles

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New York: Simone Fattal

Mimi Wong

RINA BANERJEE, A World Lost..., 2013Mixed media, 335 × 594 × 325 cm. Installation view of “Make Me a Summary of the World” at the San Jose Museum of Art, 2019. Courtesy the artist

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San Jose: Rina Banerjee

Shona Mei Findlay

HUMA BHABHA, Benaam, 2018Painted and patinated bronze, 139.7 × 147.3 × 457.2 cm. Installation view of “They Live” at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, 2019. Photo by Natas

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Boston: Huma Bhabha

Phoebe Tam

GU WENDA, united nations: american code, 2018–19, Human hair, 459 x 701 x 854 cm. Installation view of “The Allure of Matter: Material Art from China” at Los Angeles County Museum

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Los Angeles: The Allure of Matter

Jennifer S. Li

JITISH KALLATEdited by Natasha GinwalaPublished by Mapin Publishing (Ahmedabad)in association with Prestel (Munich, London, New York), 2018

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BOOK REVIEWS: Turning Pages

Ophelia Lai, Chloe Chu, HG Masters

Burçak Bingöl in her studio.

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Burçak Bingöl

Chloe Chu

Issue 114

Magazine

Issue 114

Jul/Aug 2019

A GATHERING AT THE CARNIVAL SHOP, 2015, still from digital video: 35 min. Courtesy the artist.

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Amphibian Heroes, Skins, Naive Effects: A CONVERSATION WITH MOCHU

Lantian Xie

*LAM TUNG PANG*, _A Day of Two Suns_, 2019. Video projection on paper and objects, 252 x 867 x 640 cm.Installation view of

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Hong Kong: Lam Tung Pang: Saan Dung Gei

Ophelia Lai

Illustration by Haeri Chung

Ideas

Blockchain: Tree of Potential

MISHA LIBMAN AND ANDREY ALEKHIN

LEO VALLEDOR, Skeedo, 1965. Acrylic on canvas, 152.4 × 325.12 cm. Photo by Katherine Du Tiel. Courtesy the artist.

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Pio Abad on Leo Valledor

PIO ABAD

HUMA BHABHA, Benaam, 2018. Painted and patinated bronze, 139.7 × 147.3 × 457.2 cm. Installation view of “They Live” at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, 2019. Photo by Nat

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They Live

PHOEBE TAM

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