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Installation view of

Still in Transition: 20 Years After Hong Kong’s Handover

Portrait of LIAM O'BRIEN. Courtesy the artist and Sullivan + Strumpf Fine Art.

Ambush of the Absurd: Profile of Liam O’Brien

Portrait of MOUNTAIN RIVER JUMP!. Courtesy the artists.

Twenty-First-Century Oracles: Interview with Mountain River Jump!

A Happening with a Vinyl Umbrella and a Candle, Union Exhibition of Young Artists, Seoul, 1967. Courtesy the artists.

Rehearsals from the Korean Avant-Garde Performance Archive

JIRO TAKAMATSU, Temporary Enclosure of Carioca Building Construction Site, Tokyo, 1971. Courtesy the estate of Jiro Takamatsu, Yumiko Chiba Associates, Tokyo, Stephen Friedman Gall

AAP Monthly Picks: July-August 2017

Installation view of WIFREDO LAM's “The EY Exhibition” at Tate Modern, London, 2016. Courtesy Tate Modern.

Out of Sync: Where Asia meets the Americas

GROUPER, during her performance Heavy Water / I’d Rather Be Sleeping at “Cinémathèque Live,” Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane, 2017. Photo by Joe Ruckli. Courtesy Queensland Art Gal

Cinémathèque Live at Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane

Portrait of SOPHAL NEAK. Courtesy the artist.

Photographing the Soul of Cambodia: Interview with Sophal Neak

HIDEO TAKASHIMA, Bonito Sculpture, 2017, dried bonito, 18.5 x 6 x 4 cm. Photo by Peter Augustus Owen for ArtAsiaPacific. Courtesy the artist.

June Roundup: Notes From Nippon

PORTRAIT OF HONG KONG, by Ho Fan. Published by We Press, Hong Kong. Hardcover with black-and-white images, 220 pages. Courtesy Sotheby's Hong Kong and Blue Lotus Gallery, Hong Kong

Memories of the Past: Book Review of Portrait of Hong Kong

Highlights from Skulptur Projekte Münster 2017

ZAI KUNING represents Singapore at the 57th Venice Biennale. Photo courtesy the National Arts Council, Singapore.

Transmitting Knowledge: the Singapore Pavilion at the 57th Venice Biennale

Portrait of WENXIN ZHANG. Courtesy the artist.

Encroachment of the Surreal: Interview with Wenxin Zhang

Portrait of JIA. Courtesy Daniel Biskup.

As Words Are Lost: Interview with Jia