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ORI GERSHT, On Reflection, Material: After J. Brueghel the Elder E01, 2014, archival pigment print, 193 x 150.5 cm. Courtesy Ben Brown Fine Arts, Hong Kong.

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Roundup: Photography In Hong Kong

Denise Tsui

AIDA MAHMUDOVA, On My Way Home, 2015, mixed media on canvas, 270 x 515 cm. Courtesy Leila Heller Gallery, New York.

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Aida Mahmudova: Passing By...

Recreating the charm of the unfamiliar, and the lure of exoticism. Bansie Vasvani

View of Messeplatz outside Hall 2, with _Do We Dream Under the Same Sky_ , 2015, an architectural-culinary intervention by *RIRKRIT TIRAVANIJA*
in collaboration with architect-cura

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Art Basel in Basel, 2015: Resource Crunch

Too little art, too little time: art in high demand. HG Masters

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Dominic Nahr: "The Plight of the Yazidis"

Billy Kung

HSIAO CHIN, Movement of Light,1963, acrylic on canvas, 110 x 140 cm. Copyright Hsiao Chin Art Foundation. Courtesy de Sarthe Gallery, Hong Kong.

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Hsiao Chin: 60 Years Of Abstraction, Harmony and Form

At 80 years, Hsiao is as energetic as the hues and brushstrokes that grace his canvases. Emma O’Neill

Installation view of CHRISTINE AY TJOE's

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Christine Ay Tjoe's “Perfect Imperfection”

In her body of work, the artist converts Christian biblical references into secularized, spiritual inquiries of universal experiences that we share as human beings. Candy Koh

TSENG KWONG CHI, Niagara Falls, New York, 1984, from

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Tseng Kwok Chi: “Performing For the Camera”

Tseng’s work reminds us of an extraordinary period in our recent cultural history—exuberantly relentless and insolent, but also full of humor, pathos and life. Ingrid Dudek

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Chiyu Uemae: A Solitary Path

A solo exhibition on one of the lesser-known members of the Gutai Art Association. Denise Chu

Installation view of MIT JAI INN's Untitled (Patchworks), 2000, for

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Mit Jai Inn: Patchworlds

A showcase of Mit’s chronicles of color and geometry. Marybeth Stock

Exterior view of “All the World’s a Mosque” at JAOU Tunis, 2015. Courtesy JAOU Tunis.

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All The World’s A Mosque: JAOU Tunis 2015

The third edition of the JAOU Tunis arts festival, which took place during the last week of May, was inevitably framed by the tragic events that struck the Bardo National Museum in mid-March this y... Alexandra MacGilp

Mikala Tai, who was appointed director of Sydney's 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art on June 9, and will assume her new role in September. Courtesy 4A Centre for Contemporary As

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4A Centre For Contemporary Asian Art Appoints New Director

On June 9, Sydney’s 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art announced the appointment of curator and academic Mikala Tai as incoming director of the distinctive institution. The new role wi... Denise Tsui

ALFREDO JAAR, We Shall Bring Forth New Life (Umashimenkana), 2013, mixed-media installation, 12 blackboards, video projection, plexiglass structure and chalk, dimensions variable.

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A Space for Mourning and Hope: Interview With Alfredo Jaar

Chilean-born artist, architect and filmmaker Alfredo Jaar's public interventions are at once arresting and contemplative. Helen Morgan

Kimsooja, who was honored with the 2015 Ho-Am Prize on June 1 in Seoul, in recognition of her contribution to arts and culture. Photo by Viktor Bentley. Courtesy Axel Vervoordt Gal

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Kimsooja Wins Samsung’s Ho-Am Prize For The Arts

On June 1, New York-based video artist Kimsooja was awarded the 2015 Ho-Am Prize in Seoul. The prize, established in 1990 by the Korean conglomerate Samsung and named after the pen-name of its lat... Hanae Ko

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“Hong Kongese”

When restaurants try to host exhibitions, much can go wrong. HG Masters