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Lee Ufan: Illusions and Interrelationships

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Lee Ufan: Illusions and Interrelationships

Published in ArtAsiaPacific’s issue 62 (Mar/Apr 2009), this feature traces the full arc of Lee’s practice, and how his work has never been about the object in isolation—it is always relational, always concerned with what cannot be seen. Ashley Rawlings

Kutluğ Ataman: Encountering The Outsiders of Mesopotamia

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Kutluğ Ataman: Encountering The Outsiders of Mesopotamia

Donald Dinwiddie

COMMUNE, 2008, fabric installation. Installation view at Alexander Ochs Galleries at ABC Berlin Contemporary, 2008. Courtesy Alexander Ochs Galleries, Berlin/Beijing.

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Yin Xiuzhen: The Fabric of Society

HG Masters

NALINI MALANI, Remembering Toba Tek Singh, 1998, video installation, dimensions variable. Installation view at Devi Art Foundation, Gurgaon, 2008.

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New Delhi: Still Moving Image

Peter Nagy

(Left to Right) RICKY SWALLOW, One Nation Underground, 2007, courtesy the artist and Darren Knight Gallery, Sydney; Idol with Handle, 1997–2007, Fildes Hayman Collection.

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Yarra Valley: TarraWarra Biennial 2008

Natalie King

TRUONG TAN, You Are Not Good as People Think, You’re Dead, 1995, Chinese ink and gouache on paper, 56 x 80 cm.

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Shanghai: Strategies from Within

Xhingyu Chen

NI HAIFENG, Para-Production (detail), 2008, textile shreds, sewing machines, wall text, photograph, soundtrack, loudspeakers, dimensions variable.

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Beijing: Ni Haifeng

Katherine Grube

ON KAWARA, I Went, 1968–79, 12 hardbound books, 21 x 14.8 cm each.

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Seoul: On Kawara

Inhee Iris Moon

YEONDOO JUNG, Time Capsule, 2008, mixed media installation, 280 x 250 x 656.2 cm.

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Seoul: Yeondoo Jung

Michael Connor

ABIR KARMAKAR, Within the Walls V, 2008, oil on canvas, 183 x 228 cm.

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Mumbai: Abir Karmakar

Zehra Jumabhoy

MASAKI FUJIHATA, Beyond Pages, 1995–97, mixed media, interactive installation, dimensions variable.

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Manchester: Masaki Fujihata

Catherine Wilson

AISHA KHALID, Gul-e-lalah, 2004, watercolor on wasli, 53.2 x 40.9 cm.

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London: Aisha Khalid

Nada Raza

Installation view of “Shahzia Sikander: Intimate Ambivalence” at Ikon Gallery, Birmingham, 2008.

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Birmingham: Shahzia Sikander

Eliza Gluckman

JACKIE SALLOUM, AH-64 Boeing LongBow Apache and Caterrorpillar, 2002, mixed media, 8.3 x 9.3 in each.

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New York: Sedition

Maymanah Farhat

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