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HIKARU FUJII, recipient of the Nissan Art Award 2017 Grand Prix, in front of his winning work Playing Japanese (2017) at the Nissan Art Award 2017 Exhibition, Yokohama, 2017. Photo

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Hikaru Fujii Wins Nissan Art Award 2017 Grand Prix

Brady Ng

RYOJI IKEDA, Test Pattern [Live Set], 2008, audiovisual performance. Concept and composition by Ryoji Ikeda. Computer graphics and programming by Tomonaga Tokuyama. Photo by Liz Hi

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Math and Music: Ryoji Ikeda Performs Test Pattern Live in London

Ned Carter Miles

Installation view of

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Sung into Being: Aboriginal Masterworks 1984–94

Tim Walsh

Portrait of JESPER JUST. Photo by Nina Mouritzen. Courtesy Galerie Perrotin, Hong Kong/Paris/Seoul/New York/Tokyo.

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Uncomfortable Gaze: Profile of Jesper Just

Ysabelle Cheung

Installation view of ZHAO BANDI's

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China Party

Tom Mouna

The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum's

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Guggenheim Exhibition Opens with Three Artworks Neutered

Don J. Cohn

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Recipients of the 2017 Sesc_Videobrasil Awards Announced

Helena Halim

Exterior view of Ullens Center for Contemporary Art in Beijing. Photo from wikimedia.org.

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Ullens Center for Contemporary Art Finds New Owners

HG Masters

Portrait of SOYOUNG CHUNG. Photo by Cleo Roberts for ArtAsiaPacific.

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Discovering New DMZs: Profile of Soyoung Chung

Cleo Roberts

Installation view of DAIDO MORIYAMA's

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Tokyo Color

Scott Norton

Portrait of LAWRENCE ABU HAMDAN, winner of the 2018 Abraaj Group Art Prize. Photo by Eric T. White. Courtesy Maureen Paley, London.

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Lawrence Abu Hamdan Wins 2018 Abraaj Group Art Prize

Alice Dingle

Market

Highlights from Frieze London 2017

Cleo Roberts

LINDY LEE, The Immeasurables, 2017, mirror polished stainless steel, LED lighting, 155 x 50 cm diameter each. Courtesy Sullivan + Strumpf, Sydney.

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The Seamless Tomb

Michael Young

Installation view of *SHIMON MINAMIKAWA*'s _Three Sphinx_, 2017, and _Untitled, Untitled_, 2017, at

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Shimon Minamikawa’s “A Language All Your Own”

A reprisal of a past exhibition. Stuart Munro

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