The Editors

KAORU ARIMA, Untitled, 2004. Mixed media on found newspaper. Courtesy the artist.

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Mito: The Door Into Summer

Kenichi Kondo

Tong Yanrunan, Manjuelong Comrades - No. 62, 2005, Oil on canvas 41 x 33 cm. Courtesy Osage Gallery.

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Hong Kong: Tong Yanrunan

Julia Tanski-Gilbert

WANG XINGWEI, Untitled (Man Hugging a Tree), 2006, Oil on canvas 163 x 136 cm. Courtesy Galerie Urs Meile, Beijing-Lucerne.

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Beijing: Wang Xingwei

Carol Lu

YANG ZHICHAO, Hiding, 2002, Color photograph. Courtesy EASTLINK, Shanghai.

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Shanghai: Body Talk

Rebecca Catching

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Bangkok: Thakon Khao Sa-Ad

Gregory Galligan

Li Songsong, In God We Trust, 2006, Acrylic on paper board, (33 panels) 169.3 x 240.2 in. Courtesy Ethan Cohen Fine Arts, New York.

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Moscow: We Are Your Future

Philip Tinari

MARA KUROTSCHKA, Beijing Moves, 2005, Video still. Courtesy the artist.

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Karlsruhe: Totalstadt. Beijing Case

Astrid Mania

AMRITA SHER-GIL, Hungarian Market, 1939. Courtesy the artist's estate and Tate Modern.

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London: Amrita Sher-Gil & Vivan Sundaram

Courtney J. Martin

PAULA SENGUPTA, Run-Run, 2006, Etching, aquatint 8 silkscreen, 10 x 11 in. One of a set of eight pairs, Edition of six. Courtesy the artist and Aicon Gallery, New York.

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New York: Eastern Edge

Lisa Varghese

Huang Yong Ping, Colosseum, 2007, Ceramic, soil and plants, 226 x 556 x 758 cm,Photo by David Regen © Huang Yong Ping 2007, Courtesy Gladstone Gallery, New York.

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New York: Huang Yong Ping

Samir S. Patel

Simryn Gill, Forking Tongues, 1992, Silver plate, cutlery and dried chili peppers, 600 x 600 cm,© Simryn Gill Courtesy Queensland Art Gallery Foundation

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Washington, D.C.: Simryn Gill

Murtaza Vali

REGGIE MEREDITH, Self Portrait, 2006, Mixed media on siapo (bark cloth), 48 x 48 cm. Courtesy the artist.

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Northridge: Island Affinities

Pamela C. Rosi

CHEN CHIEH-JEN, Factory, 2003. Video still. Courtesy the artist.

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San Francisco: World Factory

Carina Cha

Film stills from director NING HAO's Mongolian Ping Pong. Courtesy First Run Features.

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FILM REVIEWS: Mongolian Ping Pong

Samuel Jamier

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