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Close to Home: Interview with Do-Ho Suh
The practice of Korean sculptor and installation artist Do-Ho Suh centers around notions of home. Sylvia Tsai
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Mike Parr’s “Easter Island”
Mike Parr pays homage to the megalithic figures of Easter Island, while neglecting the relatives of life on earth for modern day attempts at transcendence. Michael Young
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Untitled Selection: Ammar al-Attar
Ann Woo
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Michael Sullivan, Pioneer Chinese Art Scholar, Dies at 96
Michael Sullivan, a pioneering British art historian in the field of Chinese traditional and contemporary art, died in his home in Oxford, England, on September 28, at the age of 96. He had just co... Don J. Cohn
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Whitney Biennial 2014 Artists Announced
Following the highly praised co-curated Whitney biennial of 2012, for the 2014 edition, which commences in March, the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York will bring in not two but three cura... Chloe Mandryk
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Fiona Hall to Represent Australia at 56th Venice Biennale
The Australia Council has announced that veteran Australian mixed media artist Fiona Hall will represent Australia at the 56th Venice Biennale in 2015. Michael Young
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Shoja Azari’s “Fake – Idyllic Life”
“Faced with an increasingly hostile... I approached this new series as a way to examine assigned and reassigned identities.” Bansie Vasvani
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untitled Selection: Yelena & Viktor Vorobyev
Ann Woo
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“Lokanat – Ground Zero”
A celebration of Lokanat Galleries' elusive program. Amelia Abdullahsani
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Jitish Kallat to Curate India’s First Biennale
Celebrated contemporary Indian artist Jitish Kallat will curate the second edition of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale, India's first biennale, which is to take place in December 2014. Kallat hopes ... The Editors
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Nov/Dec 2013 US$ 21.00
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Moon Beom’s “Secret Garden”
Beom’s oilstick compositions present a play of scale that begets an encounter both spiritual and corporeal. Diana Seo Hyung Lee
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Takehiro Iikawa and Lyota Yagi’s “Once Was Now, Now is Over, Yet Will Come”
Despite the generous accommodations and intriguing premise, the pair’s heady concepts were not given much room. Chloe Mandryk
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New Memorial in Sydney to honor Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Service Men and Women
Sydney-based artist Tony Albert will install Yininmadyemi–Thou Didst Let Fall, the first memorial sculpture in Australia to honor the military service of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander... Chloe Mandryk