Issue

IDRIS KHAN, Untitled III, 2009, digital bromide print mounted on aluminium and ragboard, 47 x 54 in.

Dubai: Idris Khan

SARAH RAHBAR, Love Arrived and How Red, #10, 2008, C-print on Dibond, 60 x 45 cm.

Vienna: Sara Rahbar

RAQIB SHAW, Adam, 2008, fiberglass, resin, silicon oil, precious stones, 66.9 x 79.1 x 79. 1 in.

London: Raqib Shaw

MARTIN KIPPENBERGER, Modell Interconti, 1987, a 1972 Gerhard Richter painting, wood frame, metal legs, 13 x 31.3 x 23.7 in.Collection of Gaby and Wilhelm Schürmann, Herzogenrath, G

CASE STUDY: Model Intercourse

Magibon in her video Mu 11, 2008, from her YouTube channel.

CURRENT AFFAIRS: YouTube & Mu

SONG OF THE GODDESS, 1993, video stills. Courtesy the artist and Videotage, Hong Kong.

Ellen Pau: Microwave to Mega Wave

LIVE FROM NEVERLAND, 2006, stills from two-channel video installation. Courtesy the artist and The Project Gallery, New York.

Paul Pfeiffer: Accessing Other Dimensions

Tejal Shah. Photo by Alis Atwell / ArtAsiaPacific.

Tejal Shah: Bodies that Matter

Johnnie Walker with Francis Bacon in Hayama, Japan, 2007. Photo by Peter M. Cook.

Joni Waka: All Dogs Go to Heaven

LII02, 2006, acrylic paint and UV-curable ink on canvas, 240 x 200 cm.

Feng Mengbo: Multiplayer Online Cultural Revolution

JIBALYA, 1981, from a series of photographic prints taken at the Jibalya refugee camp in the Gaza Strip.

Romy Achituv: Mediating Memory

Top: LOCATIONN, 2002, Raqs interacting with a clock from their multimedia installation. Bottom: LOCATIONN, 2002, one of the artists’ hands isolating “fear,” which is located at the

Raqs Media Collective: Talking Cure

BUNDITH PHUNSOMBATLERT, Path of Illusion, 2001–04, fiberglass, aluminium pipes, LED lights, motor, computer keyboard and electronic control system, dimensions variable. Installatio

Roundtable on New-Media Art in South and Southeast Asia

VICTIMLESS LEATHER, 2004, mixed-media, coat: 5 x 3 x 0.4 cm. Photo by Ionat Zurr.

SymbioticA: The Art-Science Incubator