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NEWS: Rirkrit Tiravanija Awarded 2004 Hugo Boss Prize

NEWS: Imagining Jakarta

NEWS: Imagining Jakarta

Riggio-Lynch Chapel at the Children's Defense Fund's Haley Farm Freedom School, Clinton, Tennessee. Photograph: Timothy Hursley. Designed by Maya Lin and completed in 2004, the Rig

NEWS: Sailing on Ideals: Maya Lin’s Riggio-Lynch Chapel

Rosa Martinez (right) and Maria de Corral, Directors of the Biennale di Venezia 2005. Courtesy Fondazione La Biennale di Venezia.

NEWS: Biennale di Venezia 2005: Spanish Duo to Direct

PINAREE SANPITAK, installation view of Vessels, 2003, (foreground) and Temporary Insanity, 2004. Courtesy Jim Thompson Center for Textile and the Arts. PINAREE SANPITAK, Breast Stu

NEWS: Jim Thompson Center Opens with Pinaree Sanpitak

TAKASHI MIIKE, Gozu, 2008, NR/129min/Japanese (w/English subtitles)

Takashi Miike: Gangs, Gore and Love

West Kowloon Project concept by Foster and Partners, UK.

THE BIG PICTURE: Culture Through the Burning Glass

VITO ACCONCI, still from Openings (December 1970) Super 8 Film, color, silent. 15 minutes. The films opens with a close-up on the artist's stomach, Covered with hair. The frame is

THE POINT: A Touch of Crass

BHARTI KHER, I've Seen an Elephant Fly, 2002, acrylic and vinyl bindis on fiberglass. Courtesy Nature Morte.

HOT SPOT: Double Bypass

MELLA JAARSMA, Hi Inlander (Hello Native), 1998–99, installation comprising treated skins (fish, chicken, frog, kangaroo), 140 x 84 cm. Purchased 2000. Courtesy Queensland Art Gall

Queensland Looks East

ONE ON ONE: David Kim on Haeyoung Kim Boy

WANG GUANGI, paperback, 9.75 x 11 inches, 204 pgs, 80 color and 32 black-and-white. Courtesy Distributed Art Publishers.

HOT SPOT: Jet-lag: Catching Up With Timezone 8

BARI KUMAR, Devoid, 2002, oil on canvas, 40 x 30 inches. Courtesy Bose Pacia Gallery.

All in the Family: The Ahuja Collection of Indian Contemporary Art

LIDA ABDUL,

Lida Abdul: By Invitation Only