Shows
Anoli Perera’s “The City, Janus-Faced”
Building on the story of the Tower of Babel to comment on modern metropolises and the contradictory voices contained within. Adwait Singh
The Editors
News
SculptureCenter Appoints Sohrab Mohebbi as Curator
Sophie von Wunster
News
Singaporean Artist Sentenced To Jail For Stalking A Woman
Julee WJ Chung
Ideas
Observing Climate Change: Interview with Ute Meta Bauer and Markus Reymann
Jean Wong
Shows
“Everything We Do is Music.”
Building on this adage and thought, the show delved into a foundational element of classical Indian music, the raga. Cleo Roberts
Shows
Gavin Hipkins’s “The Domain”
Abstract-leaning works and representational projects provide conceptual missing links between more well-known bodies of work. Bruce E. Phillips
Shows
“So Far So Right: A Study of Reforms and Transitions”
The exhibition touched on cold, rigid topics, including how power reshapes maps, borders, boundaries, and how to establish unique, cultural ties. Rikey Cheng
Ideas
AAP MONTHLY PICKS: February–March, 2018
The Editors
Ideas
Dhaka Art Summit: Recap of Highlights
Anushka Rajendran
Shows
“Against the Light: Sampling in Two Cities”
Tapping cultural specificities of the Cantonese-speaking region in Southeast China, the exhibition focus on a younger generation of artists. Joe Zhu
Ideas
I Go Where I Go: Interview With Setsuko Ono
Ned Carter Miles
Shows
Boaz Vaadia’s “Boaz Vaadia | 1951–2017”
The retrospective contained some strong examples, but failed for the most part to show Vaadia’s ability to express finesse from his creative process. Ned Carter Miles
Ideas
Highlights From Samson Young’s “Songs for Disaster Relief World Tour” At M+ Pavilion
Sophie von Wunster
Imported
Leung Chi Wo’s “Something There and Never There”
Central to Leung’s works is the notion of temporality, a reminder that everything eventually comes full circle, only to repeat itself endlessly. Karen Cheung