Issue

A GATHERING AT THE CARNIVAL SHOP, 2015, still from digital video: 35 min. Courtesy the artist.

Amphibian Heroes, Skins, Naive Effects: A CONVERSATION WITH MOCHU

*LAM TUNG PANG*, _A Day of Two Suns_, 2019. Video projection on paper and objects, 252 x 867 x 640 cm.Installation view of

Hong Kong: Lam Tung Pang: Saan Dung Gei

SHU LEA CHEANG, FLUIDØ, 2017, film: 1 hour 39 min. Still photo by J. Jackie Baier. Courtesy the artist.

Renewed Contact

LEE WEN, Strange Fruit, 2003, C-print photograph, 42 × 59.4 cm. Courtesy Singapore Art Museum.

ONE ON ONE: We Dare to Dream: On Lee Wen

Photo documentation of Rebirth Garments's performance at “Werq: Embodying Queer Spirit,”Gallery 400, Chicago, on October 24, 2015. Photo by Kiam Marcelo Junio. Courtesy Sky Cubacub

DISPATCH: Chicago

NAM JUNE PAIK, Electronic Superhighway, 1993, forty-seven channel video installation, dimensions variable. All photos by Mark Patsfall, taken at the Germany Pavilion, 45th Venice B

Speeding Down the Electronic Super Highway

Portrait of siren eun young jung. Photo by Sustain Works. Courtesy Korea Pavilion, Venice Biennale.

siren eun young jung

Portrait of Mark Justiniani. Courtesy Joy Mallari.

Mark Justiniani

FSB X, 2019, still from 4K video: 10 min, from the film series for the installation 3x3x6 at the 58th Venice Biennale’s Taiwan Pavilion, 2019. All images courtesy the artist.

Shu Lea Cheang: Docile, Mutating and Resistant Bodies

Gestures of Transmission: A Conversation With Angelica Mesiti

Gestures of Transmission: A Conversation With Angelica Mesiti

SOPHEAP PICH, Cargo, 2018, bamboo, rattan and metal, 2 parts, 253 × 597 × 244 cm each. Installation view of “Minimalism: Space. Light. Object.” at National Gallery Singapore, 2018–

Singapore: Minimalism: Space. Light. Object.

ARPITA SINGH, My Lollypop City; Gemini Rising, 2005, oil on canvas, 152.4 × 213.4 cm. Courtesy Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, New Delhi.

New Delhi: Arpita Singh

Illustration by Fatchurofi.

THE POINT: Change Agents

Negotiated Differences (detail), 2019, 3D-printed forms in wood, carved wood, metal, and plastic. Photo by Joshua White. Courtesy the artist and M+, Hong Kong.

Shirley Tse: The Polymer Multiverse