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Installation view of “Ink Art: Past as Present in Contemporary China,” at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, 2013–14. Back: QIU ZHIJIE’s triptych 30 Letters to Qiu Jiawa (

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New York: Ink Art

HG Masters

KYUCHUL AHN, The One and Only Table, 2013, 12 tables and books, dimensions variable. Installed in “Drawn to the Rainbow” at Gallery Skape, Seoul, 2013. Copyright the artist. Courte

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Seoul: Kyuchul Ahn

Jayoon Choi

BHARTI KHER, The Skin Speaks a Language Not Its Own, 2006. Fiberglass and bindis, 142 x 456 x 195 cm. Photo by Katherine Tong for ArtAsiaPacific.

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Shanghai: Bharti Kher

Katherine Tong

LEE KIT Something You Can’t Leave Behind, 2017Acrylic, emulsion paint, inkjet ink and pencil on plywood, 66 × 57 cm.Photo by Winnier Yeung. Courtesy the artist and Massimo De Carlo

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Hong Kong: Lee Kit

Sylvia Tsai

LIM SOKCHANLINA, Urban Street Night Club, 2013. Metal and wooden screen, single-channel video: 18 min. Courtesy the artist and Sa Sa Bassac, Phnom Penh.

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Phnom Penh: Lim Sokchanlina

Roger Nelson

ANGKI PURBANDONO, After Party, 2013. Scanographic print, 80 x 150 x 10 cm. Copyright the artist. Courtesy Mizuma Gallery, Singapore.

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Singapore: Angki Purbandono & Paps

Marybeth Stock

PRADEEP THALAWATTA, Roadscape, 2012. Digital print, 152 x 853 cm. Courtesy Colombo Art Biennale, Colombo.

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Colombo Art Biennale

Jyoti Dhar

V. RAMESH, The Poet’s Passion, 2013. Oil on canvas, 122 x 91.4 cm. Courtesy the artist.

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Bengaluru: V. Ramesh

Sadanand Menon

ETEL ADNAN, Al Bahr, 2012. Pencil, colored aquarelle pencil, watercolor and Japanese ink on paper, 60 pages: 24 x 9 cm each, 540 cm extended. Courtesy Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern

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Doha: Etel Adnan

Isabella E. Hughes

AUNG KO, Bicycle Project (Rain, Winter, Summer)—Winter, 2008–11. C-print, 28 x 43 cm. Courtesy the artist and Primo Marella Gallery, Milan.

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Milan: Aung Ko

Alessandra Alliata Nobili

ARAHMAIANI, Do Not Prevent the Fertility of the Mind, 1997–2014. Feminine napkins, fluorescent lights, wooden stool, glass vial, blood and photograph, 274 x 366 x 56 cm. Courtesy t

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New York: Arahmaiani

Astri Wright

TALLUR LN, Chromathophobia, 2012. Wood, granite and hammered coins, 500 x 200 x 300 cm. Installed in “Balancing Act” at SCAD Museum of Art, Savannah, 2013. Photo by John McKinnon.

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Savannah: Tallur Ln

Paul Laster

HIROSHI SUGIMOTO, Polar Bear, 1976. Gelatin silver print, 42.1 x 54.6 cm. Copyright the artist. Courtesy The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles.

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Los Angeles: Hiroshi Sugimoto

Jennifer S. Li

THE MUSEUM ON THE ROOF OF THE WORLD: ART, POLITICS, AND THE REPRESENTATION OF TIBET. By Clare E. Harris. Published by University of Chicago Press, Chicago and London, 2012. Hardcov

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BOOK REVIEWS: Troubled in Tibet

Don J. Cohn

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