The Editors

LII02, 2006, acrylic paint and UV-curable ink on canvas, 240 x 200 cm.

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Feng Mengbo: Multiplayer Online Cultural Revolution

Oliver Krischer

JIBALYA, 1981, from a series of photographic prints taken at the Jibalya refugee camp in the Gaza Strip.

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Romy Achituv: Mediating Memory

Ashley Rawlings

Top: LOCATIONN, 2002, Raqs interacting with a clock from their multimedia installation. Bottom: LOCATIONN, 2002, one of the artists’ hands isolating “fear,” which is located at the

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Raqs Media Collective: Talking Cure

HG Masters

BUNDITH PHUNSOMBATLERT, Path of Illusion, 2001–04, fiberglass, aluminium pipes, LED lights, motor, computer keyboard and electronic control system, dimensions variable. Installatio

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Roundtable on New-Media Art in South and Southeast Asia

Amanda McDonald Crowley

VICTIMLESS LEATHER, 2004, mixed-media, coat: 5 x 3 x 0.4 cm. Photo by Ionat Zurr.

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SymbioticA: The Art-Science Incubator

Chin-Chin Yap

Sharjah Biennial 9

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Sharjah Biennial 9

November Paynter

SIMRYN GILL, My Own Private Angkor, 2007– , from a series of gelatin silver prints, 39 x 38 cm. Courtesy the artist and Breenspace, Sydney.

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Sydney: Simryn Gill

George Alexander

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Tokyo: Ryoji Ikeda

Kenichi Kondo

PENG HUNG-CHIH, Farfur, the Martyr, 2008, fiberglass fountain, 213 x 200 x 180 cm. Courtesy IT Park Gallery, Taipei.

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Taipei: Peng Hung-chih

David Frazier

Installation view of “Qiu Zhijie: Breaking Through the Ice” at Ullens Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing, 2009. All photos by Oak Taylor-Smith. Courtesy Ullens Center for Contemp

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Beijing: Qiu Zhijie

Angie Baecker

DANY CHAN, Kbach Phni Vois, 2008, pencil shavings on wood, 150 x 100 cm. Courtesy 10 Chancery Lane Gallery, Hong Kong.

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Hong Kong: Forever Until Now

Nadim Abbas

SUBBA GHOSH, Within Darkness (A Homage to Nat King Cole in Today’s World), 2009, acrylic on canvas, 80 x 108 in. Courtesy Anant Art Gallery, New Delhi.

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New Delhi: Subba Ghosh

Deeksha Nath

Installation view of CHOI JEONG HWA’s “Shine a Light” at Korean Cultural Centre, London, 2009.

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London: Choi Jeong Hwa

Eliza Gluckman

JAISHRI ABICHANDANI, Whip Drawing for Palestine, 2009, leather whips, Swarovski crystals, wire, paint, nails, dimensions variable. All photos courtesy Arario Gallery, New York.

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New York: Artists in Exile

Meenakshi Thirukode

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