The Editors

Mary Northmore and gallery assistants in front of Seniwati Gallery. Photograph Astri Wright.

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Bali Report: The Seniwati Gallery of Women's Art

Astri Wright

HAN SAI POR, Towards Peace, 1987, marble, courtesy the artist.

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Trouble at Hand: Singapore Women Artists

Jane Chia

LIU CHIN-TANG, The Abandoned, 1934.

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From anguish to irony: The Chinese identity complex in Taiwanese art

J.J. Shih

FERDINAND MONTEMAYOR, Drugstore, Etc., 1994, oil on canvas, 99 x 122 cm, courtesy Boston Gallery.

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Salingpusa: Manila on canvas

Rachel Mayo

MICHAEL SHEPHERD, Weeds (Paspalum), 1987, oil on board, 58 x 80 cm, courtesy Claybrook Gallery, Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Mark Adams.

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Weeds and Monuments: Michael Shepherd and the language of colonialism

Nicholas Thomas

KHO NAK-BEOM, Death of Marat, 1995, mixed media, Gallery Boda, Seoul.

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Museum: Works by Kho Nak-Beom

James B. Lee

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Cultural Organisation in South-East Asia: A Guide for Artists, Performers and Cultural Workers

Alison Carroll

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Utsava: A Celebration of Life

Ted Snell

HUANG YONG PING, Overturned Tomb, 1995, from the exhibition Heart of Darkness. Photograph Cary Markerink.

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Heart of Darkness

Els van der Plas

TERESA LAWLER, Untitled, from the Renao series, 1995, painted canvas behind gauze, signs, 2.4 x 3 m.

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Veiled Allusions - Images from Text: Teresa Lawler

Jane Chin

TONY CLARK, Important Contemporary Sculpture, 1995, liquitex paint and graphite, dimensions variable, Australian Perspecta 1995, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney.

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Hothouse Varieties: Australian Perspecta 1995

Natalie King

SYED AHMAD JAMAL, Gunung Ledang/Tanjung Kupang, 1978, acrylic on canvas, 212 x 203 cm, collection the artist. Courtesy Nanyang Gallery of Art.

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Malaysia Report: Banking on art

Laura Fan

FANG ZHAOLING, Landscape (In Memory of My Teacher, Zhang Daqian I), 1983, ink and colour on paper, 47 x 68 cm, photograph courtesy the Hong Kong Museum of Art.

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Hong Kong Report: Paintings by Fang Zhaoling and Chu Hing-Wah

David Clarke

Vasan Sitthiket at the 'I Love Thai Culture' exhibition at the National Gallery, Bangkok, February 1995. Photograph courtesy the artist.

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Smile-a-While Campaigns for Cultural Correctness

Apinan Poshyananda

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