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Portrait of curator James Elaine, the founder of the nonprofit gallery Telescope in Beijing, China. Courtesy James Elaine.

Interview with James Elaine

SHIRIN ALIABADI, Miss Hybrid 5, 2008, Lambda print on photographic paper, 100 x 78 cm / 150 x 110 cm. Copyright the artist. Courtesy The Third Line Gallery.

Untitled Selection: Shirin Aliabadi

Introductory talks for 89Plus given by American designer and architect Matthew Claudel (left) and Singapore-based artist and writer Ho Rui An (right) as part of O.P.E.N., at 72-13

Report of the 89Plus Project at The O.P.E.N.

Prep Room,

Hauntological trajectories in “When Does An Exhibition Begin And End?”

SE YOUNG. Copyright the artist.

Untitled Selection: Se Young

Portrait of Nasir Nasrallah. Photo by Ammar al-Attar. Courtesy the artist.

All the Small Things: Interview with Emirati Artist Nasir Nasrallah

Jumaldi Alfi at Edwin's Gallery booth during Art Basel Hong Kong in May, 2014. Photo by Ann Woo for ArtAsiaPacific.

The Fluidity of Time: Interview With Jumaldi Alfi

_Who Cares? 16 Essays on Curating in Asia_, edited by Álvaro Rodríguez Fominaya and Michael Lee. Published by Para Site Art Space, Hong Kong, 2010. Photo by Jen Kwok for _ArtAsiaPa

Book Blog: Who Cares? 16 Essays on Curating in Asia

FOUAD ELKOURY, The Cemetery, 1991, from

Untitled Selection: Fouad Elkoury

**HUANG YONGPING**, _Snake Tower_, 2009, aluminum, bamboo, steel, 1189 x 1128 x 660 cm. Installed in

Opening of the Yuz Museum: “Myth/History: Yuz Collection of Contemporary Art”

Installation view of

Fragmentation and Unification: Interview with Michael Joo

A view of the Baku Bay from atop the Maiden Tower, a 12th-century architecture and UNESCO World Heritage site located in the Old City.

Field Trip: Baku

Installation view of Su Xiaobai's lacquer paintings in “Painting and Being,” on view at Pearl Lam Galleries, Hong Kong, 2014.

Roundup: Pedder Building

Ma Desheng, founding member of the Stars Group and early advocate of reinvigorating ink painting, in front of one of his large-scale acrylic canvases. Photo by Andrew Cohen for Art

"Life is Sweet, Sour, Bitter and Spicy": An Interview with Ma Desheng