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Installation view of *CHRISTOPHER K. HO*’s “CX 888” at de Sarthe Gallery, Hong Kong, 2018. All images courtesy the artist and de Sarthe Gallery, Hong Kong.

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There and Back Again: deSAR 2018

Christie Wong

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Mao Haonan and Hsiung Cheng-Kai’s “Continuous Terminus”

The double-solo exhibit of Mao Haonan and Hsiung Cheng-Kai, is a rare spectacle. Wei Hao Qi

Photo documention of *ADA KAI-TING YANG* and singers performing at

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Sonic Territories: Performance Recap

An eclectic mix of performances, transformed into the near-sublime. David Green

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“The Voice of the Brush – Part II”

final exhibition of the two-part series shifted its focus to the diverse directions that newer artists are taking. Phoebe Tam

NATASHA WALSH is the recipient of the 2018 Brett Whiteley Travelling Art Scholarship. The artist is pictured here with Dear Frida (2018), one of the works in her winning portfolio.

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Natasha Walsh Wins 2018 Brett Whiteley Travelling Art Scholarship

Dennis MAO

Documentation of Indonesian artist *KHAIRANI BAROKKA*'s lecture-performance _Annah: Nomenclature_ (2018) at the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, 2018. All photos by Christa

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Recap of Khairani Barokka’s Annah: Nomenclature

Piers Masterson

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UCCA To Open New Hebei Museum In Late 2018

Dennis MAO

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Zhang Yanzi’s “A Quest for Healing”

The connection of the health of the individual and the wellbeing of the collective, colonized body was one among the fascinating questions posed. Piers Masterson

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Slavs and Tatars’ “Made in Dschermany”

Their interdisciplinary practice ranges from art installations to graphic design, public lectures and extensive publications. Clara Tang

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Chitra Ganesh’s “The Scorpion Gesture/Face of the Future”

Juxtaposing tradition with contemporary works is nothing new, but Ganesh thoughtfully threads the past into the future. Mimi Wong

HEMAN CHONG, Foreign Affairs #35, 2018, UV print on unprimed canvas, 200 x 130 x 5 cm. Courtesy the artist.

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Dragons, Hydra and the 21st Century

Elaine W. Ng

JUN NGUYEN-HATSUS HIBA, Memorial Project Nha Trang, Vietnam: Towards the Complex, For the Courageous, the Curious, and the Cowards, 2001, Still from single-channel video, with colo

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ONE ON ONE: MAP Office on Jun Nguyen-Hatsushiba

MAP Office

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THE POINT: B Movie Synopsis

SAMSON YOUNG

Still from Nanette, a live recording of a stand-up comedy set by Tasmanian comic and art critic Hannah Gadsby, 2018. Photo by Ben King. Courtesy Netflix.

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Global Curatorial Futures

Yung Ma and Clara Kim