The Editors - ArtAsiaPacific (Page 690)

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New York: Tabaimo

Hanae Ko

EIKO & KOMA, Naked, 2010, Performance documentation. Photo by Anna Lee Campbell. Courtesy Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago.

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Chicago: Eiko & Koma

Anthony Elms

LU XINJIAN, City DNA San Diego, 2011, Acrylic on canvas, 168 x 154 cm. Courtesy the artist and Fabien Fryns, Fine Art, Los Angeles.

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Los Angeles: Lu Xinjian

Jennifer S. Li

REAL FAKE ART, By Michael Wolf, Published by Asia One Books, Hong Kong and Peperoni Books, Germany, 2011, Hardcover with color illustrations, 128 pages.

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BOOK REVIEWS: Looking for the Real Deal

Don J. Cohn

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Cevdet Erek

HG Masters

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THE LAST WORD: Indemnity system for Japan’s museums

Edan Corkill

Skyline of Seoul. Photo by Olivier Krischer for ArtAsiaPacific.

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DISPATCH: Seoul

Sunjun Kim

*LEE UFAN*, _Dialogue--space_, 2011, acrylic on wall, dimensions vary with installation. Photo by David Heald. Copyright Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, New York.

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New York: Lee Ufan

Ashley Rawlings

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Dispatch: Seoul

Sunjung Kim

ALMAGUL MENLIBAYEVA, Transoxiana Dreams, 2011, production still, single-channel DVD, video: 23 min. Courtesy Priska C. Juschka Fine Art, New York.

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“Between Heaven and Earth: Contemporary Art from the Centre of Asia” at Calvert 22

Collectives and artists from the former Soviet Republics of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, as well as Afghanistan and Mongolia. John Jervis

Video

Wang Keping

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Issue 76

Nov/Dec 2011

A visitor views Play on the Beach No. 3, 2011, at Martin Browne Gallery, Sydney. Photo by Michael Young.

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Guan Wei’s “Play on the Beach”

Gray clouds give way to an overwhelming sense of sun-drenched well-being and tranquility. Michael Young

HALE TENGER, Beirut, 2005-07, video still. Courtesy the artist.

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Turkey Meets New Orleans in “Double Crescent”

Artists from the distant port cities depict shared concerns of globalization. Jamie Kulhanek