The Editors

MAIDER LOPEZ, On Site: Walks Through the Old City (Juice Box), 2009, documentation of site-specific installation.

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The Jerusalem Show

Joshua Simon

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London: ethKnowcentrix

John Jervis

SIAH ARMAJANI, Written Minneapolis (The Last Tomb), 2014, Felt pen on mylar, 91.4 x 563.9 cm. Copyright 2015 Siah Armajani / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Courtesy Alexan

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New York: Siah Armajani

Murtaza Vali

PARK CHAN-KYONG, Black Out, 2009, video stills, single-channel video, sound.

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Mexico City: Unconquered

Larisa Escobedo

CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY FROM THE FAR EAST: ASIAN DUB PHOTOGRAPHY By Filippo Maggia and Francesca Lazzarini Published by Skira, Milan, 2009 Hardcover with color illustrations, 240

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BOOK REVIEWS: Three Ways to Print a Photograph

Don J. Cohn

Photograph by Natalie Behring for ArtAsiaPacific.

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Zhang Xiaogang

Andrew Cohen

THE LAST WORD: Feeding the Copycats

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THE LAST WORD: Feeding the Copycats

Don J. Cohn

IDEAS ON A NAPKIN: Pak Sheung-chuen

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IDEAS ON A NAPKIN: Pak Sheung-chuen

Pak Sheung Chuen

Issue 67

Magazine

Issue 67

Mar/Apr 2010

TAO XIANGLI, Submarine, gasoline barrels, manometry device, monitors, oxygen devices, metal bucket, secondhand materials, 250 × 130 × 650 cm. Photo by Lin Yi. Courtesy Cai Studi

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Shanghai Expo, Cai Guo-Qiang and the Chinese Dreamship

Don J. Cohn

<b>UMIDA AKHMEDOVA</b>, <i>Women and Men: From Dawn to Dusk</i>, 2007, from a series of photographs published by the Swiss Embassy in Uzbekistan. Courtesy Yuliya Sorokina.

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Uzbek Artist to Face “Insult and Slander” Charge

Sara Raza

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Top Commercial Gallerist to Head LA Museum

William Pym

The demolished Zhengyang Creative Art Zone, Beijing, January 20 2010. Photo by Wenjei Cheng for ArtAsiaPacific.

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Mass Eviction of Beijing Artists

HG Masters

TOMOKO YONEDA, Major General Amin Ahmed Chowdhury: Left Pakistan Army to join the liberation war and as a valiant young officer led many heroic attacks, was severely injured in the

Shows

Tomoko Yoneda’s “Rivers Become Oceans”

Focused on Bangladesh and themes associated with the country’s war of independence in 1971. Darryl Wee

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