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*MORGAN WONG*, _Another World Clock_, 2016, installation, six clocks: 28 x 28 x 5 cm each. Courtesy the artist.

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KIGOJA Standard Time (KST)

At first glance, Morgan Wong’s solo show at KIGOJA art space in Seoul seems to be the latest iteration of works borne of his obsession with time—time as parameter, time as system, and time as divestment. Peter Jang

*SHAUN GLADWELL*, _Tripitaka_, 2015-16, still from video: 9 min 45 sec. Courtesy the artist and Anna Schwartz Gallery, Melbourne, Analix Forever, Geneva, and Mark Moore Gallery, Lo

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"Monyet Gila: Episode One – The Episode with the Crazy Monkey"

Shaun Gladwell and Adri Valery Wens have set about to “artistically excavate and reappraise ancient Sanskrit epics, and a 16th-century Chinese classic. Michael Young

Fort Canning Arts Centre, which was home to Singapore Pinacothèque de Paris. The latter shuttered its doors on April 11, 2016, citing low visitorship and financial setbacks. Courte

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Singapore Pinacothèque de Paris Folds Just Shy of One-Year Anniversary

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The rear courtyard of Melbourne's Lyon Housemuseum at night. Photo by John Gollings. Courtesy Lyon Housemuseum.

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From Blueprints to Housemuseum: In Conversation With Corbett and Yueji Lyon

Denise Tsui

*YAYOI KUSAMA*, (left) _Hi, Konnichiwa (Hello)! Pochi_ and (right) _Hi, Konnichiwa (Hello)! Yayoi-chan_, both 2004, mixed media. Courtesy Hong Kong Arts Centre.

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4th Annual Collectors’ Contemporary Collaboration: Intimate Curiosity

The exhibition focuses on artworks from prominent, Japanese private collections that are not only diverse in medium, but also in genres and subject matter. Hanae Ko

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Sony World Photography Awards: 11 Chinese Photographers Shortlisted

Billy Kung

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"When Silence Falls"

The exhibition addresses conflict and injustice by taking a contemplative approach to the notion of trauma, which in turn allows for a broad consideration of the human condition. Chloé Wolifson

*LI DEZHUANG*, _Village of Mandarins_, 2015, Chinese ink and acrylic on paper, 70 x 140 cm. Courtesy Alisan Fine Arts, Hong Kong.

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Li Dezhuang's "Beyond Babel"

Walking through Li’s paintings in this cozy gallery was a pleasant experience; however, the scale struggled to speak for the artist in full. Anna Cheong

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The pioneering Pritzker Prize-winning architect ZAHA HADID, who passed away unexpectedly on March 31, 2016, at the age of 65. Photo sourced from designboom.com.

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Zaha Hadid (1950–2016)

Lili Nishiyama

*AI WEIWEI*, _At the Museum of Modern Art_, 1987, from the

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Andy Warhol | Ai Weiwei

The NGV's exhibition brings together the creative output of arguably two of the world’s most prominent visual artists—one modern, one contemporary. Suzanne Fraser

*PARVIZ TANAVOLI*, _Last Poet of Iran_, 1962, oil on canvas, 118 x 114 cm. Courtesy Grey Art Gallery, New York.

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"Global/Local 1960–2015: Six Artists from Iran"

Presenting new dynamics of autonomy, identity and authenticity. Bansie Vasvani

Takashi Murakami, who was awarded the 66th Art Encouragement Prize by the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, on March 15, 2016. Photo by ArtAs

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Takashi Murakami Awarded Japan's Art Encouragement Prize for Fine Arts

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*DIDEM PEKUN*, _Of Dice and Men_, 2011- , two-channel video installation, still from HD video: 43 min. Courtesy Delfina Foundation, London.

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Didem Pekün's "Of Dice and Men"

Based at the intersection between the two cities the artist works in—London and Istanbul—the exhibition explores many of the concerns that occupy her documentary and video-based practice. Ambika Rajgopal