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The custom-made neon sign of “Very Hong Kong Very Hong Kong” at Hong Kong City Hall married nostalgia with contemporary design. All photos by Julee WJ Chung for _ArtAsiaPacific_.

Say It Twice: Very Hong Kong Very Hong Kong

*CAI GUO-QIANG*’s massive _Bonsai Ship_ (2017) repurposes a previous work by the artist from a pond in Nara made for the Culture City of East Asia exhibition in 2016. The tradition

Highlights from Asia Corridor Contemporary Art Exhibition 2017

The Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center on Raja Street in Ramallah, which hosted the talks and some performances in the program of “Shifting Ground: The Underground Is Not the Past,” t

Sharjah Biennial 13: Ramallah, “Shifting Ground: The Underground Is Not the Past” (Part 1)

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Learning from Bayt al-Hikma

Highlights from Yokohama Triennale 2017

SHEELASHA RAJBHANDARU and HIT MAN GURUNG at Spring Workshop, Hong Kong. Photo by Sonia Yu for ArtAsiaPacific.

To Be Wise and Helpful: Interview with Hit Man Gurung and Sheelasha Rajbhandari

XINING MEN, Chapter 4: I Love Xijing – The Daily Life of Xijing Presidents, 2009, mixed media installation, dimensions variable. Courtesy Culture City of East Asia 2017 Kyoto.

AAP MONTHLY PICKS: AUGUST–SEPTEMBER 2017

CHENG RAN in his studio, Hangzhou, 2017. Photo by Michael Young for ArtAsiaPacific.

The Madman can be Anybody: Profile of Cheng Ran

Portrait of GAYLORD CHAN in his studio. Courtesy the artist.

Painting at 90: Interview with Gaylord Chan

*MATTHEW DARBYSHIRE*’s _Untitled: Furniture Island No. 4_ (2009) stands before *JESSE DARLING*’s curiously sinister _March of the Valedictorians_ (2016) in the Longside Gallery. Al

A Walk in the Park: “Occasional Geometries” at Yorkshire Sculpture Park

Entrance to the Experimenter Curators' Hub 2017, Kolkata, India. All photos by Kevin Jones for ArtAsiaPacific.

Curating the Curator: The 7th Edition of the Experimenter Curators’ Hub

Sketch Town: TeamLab in Hong Kong

TUAN ANDREW NGUYEN, The Irony of Worship, 2017, wood, metal, neon, LED lights and plastic, 210 x 64 x 65 cm. Photo by Peter Augustus Owen for ArtAsiaPacific.

July Roundup: Notes from Nippon

Installation view of *SUN XUN*'s _Time Spy_ at Times Square, New York. Photo by Charles Roussel. Courtesy Sean Kelly, New York.

Limitless Time and Ever-expansive Space: Sun Xun’s Time Spy at Times Square, New York