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Joachim Ladefoged 1.6.05 Kilinochchi, Sri Lanka, 2005. Color photograph. Courtesy de.MO.

Book Review: Cause for Concern

YERBOSSYN MELDIBEKOV, Sheepwolf, 2001, mixed media sculpture, 120 x 75 x 40 cm. Photo by Leeza Ahmady.

The Eye-Catcher

Edge City

TSANG KIN WAH, Detail of I Love You, 2005, silkscreen on textile, 3 x 4 feet. Courtesy The Sovereign Art Foundation.

News: Tsang Kin Wah Wins Sovereign Award

News: A New National Museum For Korea

News: Chinese Contemporary Art Sets Record Prices

SOPHEAP PICH and LINDA SAPHAN, Les Dames, 2005, iron-on photographs, cotton, 81 x 81 cm.

News: The First Cambodian Visual Arts Open

YUSRON MUDHAKIR, Farmers Family, 2005, acrylic on canvas, 140 x 100 cm. Courtesy of Red Sea Gallery, member of Art Galleries Association Singapore.

News: ARTSingapore Dreams Large

HUANG YONG PING, The History of Chinese Painting and the History of Modern Western Art Washed in the Washing Machine for Two Minutes, 1987-93, Chinese teabox, paper pulp, glass, 80

News: Huang Yong Ping's Retrospective Goes On A Sordid World Tour

News: A Wary Eye On Art Basel

News: A Wary Eye On Art Basel

DADANG CHRISTANTO, Head from the North, 2004, Installation of bronze sculptures at National Gallery of Australia, Canberra. Photo by Dadang Christanto.

News: Re-Mapping Globalization At The CP Biennale

CHEN YIFEI, Two Reclining Beauties, 2002-3, oil on canvas, 149.2 x 169 cm. Photo by Prudence Cummings Associates, London. Courtesy Marlborough Gallery.

News: Chen Yifei (1946–2005)

MICHIRO TOKUSHIGE, Garden #3, 2004, pencil on paper, frame, table, Japanese dishes. Courtesy the artist and Yvon Lambert Gallery, New York.

Nippon Time Recycled

CAI GUO-QIANG, Out of Desperate Misfortune Comes Bliss, Project for Japanese Former Defense Ministry Site, Tokyo, 2004, screen. © Cai Studio.

Cai Guo-Qiang: Traveler