The Editors - ArtAsiaPacific (Page 354)

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Catherine Opie’s “So Long As They Are Wild”

Opie expresses a desire to return to nature for quiet contemplation. Phoebe Tam

Issue

Young & Emerging: New Bodies and Biologies

Block 47 at Singapore’s Gillman Barracks. Courtesy Gillman Barracks.

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New Commercial Platform For 2019 Singapore Art Week

Reena Devi

Installation view of *DOREEN CHAN*’s _Hand Model_, 2018, inkjet print on fine art paper, wooden wall, dimensions variable, at “How to Close a Window?” Charbon Art Space, Hong Kong,

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End of an Era: Highlights From Doreen Chan’s “How to Close a Window?” at Charbon Art Space

Christie Wong

Installation view of CHIM↑POM’s archival installation <i>道 [Street]</i>, 2017, mixed media, dimensions variable, at “Why Open?” White Rainbow, London, 2018. Photo Damian Griffiths.

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Chim↑Pom’s “Why Open?”

Conveys a searing but accessible intelligence that is often absent from the work of so-called “edgy” artists. Ned Carter Miles

On February 28, 2018, the Parisian High Court awarded Hong Kong-based French art dealer Philippe Koutouzi ownership of the copyright to works by late Chinese artist *T’ANG HAYWEN*.

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Philippe Koutouzi Granted Rights To Work Of Late Chinese Artist T’ang Haywen

Christie Wong

The fourth edition of Palestinian biennial art festival Qalandiya International will open on October 3, 2018, under the theme of “solidarity.” Courtesy UNRWA Archive and Qalandiya

News

Qalandiya International 2018 Launch Date And Theme Released

Phoebe Tam

News

Asian Cultural Council Announces 2018 China And Hong Kong Fellowship Recipients

Phoebe Tam

ANISH KAPOOR has filed a copyright claim against the National Rifle Association of America for its use of his work Cloud Gate (2006) in a 2017 video advertisement. Image via Flickr

News

Anish Kapoor sues National Rifle Association of America for Copyright Infringement

Christie Wong

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Shan Weijun’s “Between Light and Shade”

Between Light and Shade,” lead us through the artist’s inner exploration of a metaphysical space to “find the ultimate and pure escape”. Tianhui Huang

BROOK ANDREW has been named artistic director of the 22nd Biennale of Sydney, slated to open in 2020. Photo by Zan Wimberley. Courtesy the Biennale of Sydney.

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Brook Andrew Announced as Artistic Director for 2020 Biennale of Sydney

Michael Young

Shows

Lai Lon Hin’s “Gritty Eye”

Lai Lon Hin plays on our perceptions of quotidian life by heightening our senses. Pamela Wong

Imported

Punctum

Marlyne Sahakian

News

Shirley Tse To Represent Hong Kong At Venice Biennale In 2019

Phoebe Tam