The Editors

ROKNI HAERIZADEH, But a Storm Is Blowing from Paradise (detail), 2014, gesso, watercolor and ink on inkjet prints, 24 parts: 30 x 40 cm each. Photo by Ramin Haerizadeh. Courtesy So

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New York: But A Storm Is Blowing From Paradise

HG Masters

THE GULF: HIGH CULTURE/HARD LABOR edited by Andrew Ross [For Gulf Labor]. Published by OR Books, New York/London, 2015. Softcover with black-and-white illustrations, 358 pages.SLAV

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BOOK REVIEWS: Just Follow the Rulers

HG Masters

Ali practices Farsi script using a homemade bamboo pen.

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Khadim Ali

Michael Young

Sketch for Water Whirler, ink on paper, c. 1961. Courtesy Len Lye Foundation Collection and Archive, Govett-Brewster Gallery/Len Lye Centre, New Plymouth.

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Len Lye

The Editors

Portrait of Martha Atienza. Photo by RJ Fernandez. Courtesy Silverlens, Manila.

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Martha Atienza: Community Engagement

Jennifer Baum Lagdameo

Exterior view of Ullens Center for Contemporary Art in Beijing. Image source: wikimedia.org.

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Ullens Center for Contemporary Art Put Up For Sale

Hanae Ko

Political cartoonist KHALID ALBAIH. Photo by and courtesy John Mireles and CULTURUNNERS.

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Interview with Khalid Albaih

Wided Khadraoui

Cover art of Boredoms’ 2007 album Super Roots 9. Courtesy EYヨ.

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Teppei Kaneuji on Eyヨ

Teppei Kaneuji

CHIHARU SHIOTA, The Key in the Hand, 2015, old keys, wooden boats and red wool, installation view from the Japan Pavilion at the 56th Venice Biennale, 2015. Photo by Sunhi Mang. Co

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The Primacy of Matter

Susan Acret

THE CLOSET (detail), 1997/2015, mixed-media installation, dimensions variable, installed at Salt Galata, Istanbul, 2015. Photo by Ali Erdemci.
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Tragedy and Farce

HG Masters

OLAFUR ELIASSON, The Open Pyramid, 2016, Steel, aluminum, mirror foil, wood, paint and spotlight, dimensions variable. Installed at the Long Museum, Shanghai, 2016. Photo by Anders

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Nothingness is not Nothing at All

Arthur Solway

BAKTASH SARANG JAVANBAKHT, Tower, 2015, Mixed media, 190 x 178 x 20 cm. Courtesy Total Arts at the Courtyard, Dubai.

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Fearless: The Next Wave of Artists from Iran

Anna Wallace-Thompson

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Issue 99

Jul/Aug 2016

The late KG Subramanyan at David Hall, Fort Kochi. Courtesy Kochi Biennale Foundation.

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KG Subramanyan (1924–2016)

Hanae Ko

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