Issue

Mark Bradford

Kim Chang-il, head of Arario Gallery, owns a large collection of British contemporary art. Photo courtesy Min Hee-chul.

Kim Chang-il: Redefining the Korean Collector

XU BING, Monkeys Grab for the Moon, 2002, wood, fiberglass, paint. Installation view at the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC. Photo courtesy of th

THE BIG PICTURE: Beyond Iconography

Kouichi Endo, CEO and president of UK Projects.Bazra, a UK Projects band.

ONE ONE ONE: Tim Evans on Kouchi Endo

Farmstay

AAP MUSIC PICKS: UK Projects Bands

Lee Mingwei: The Tourist

Lee Mingwei: The Tourist

Perverse Reverse: Reagan Louie's Exoticism

Perverse Reverse: Reagan Louie's Exoticism

TABLE AND BEAM, 2003, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911 ) wooden beam and table, 406 x 90 x 160 cm.All images courtesy the artist and Urs Meile Gallery, Switzerland except those otherwise no

Ai Weiwei: Beyond The Checkmate

Lam with his paintings in his studio at 8, rue Armand Moisant, Paris, 1940

Wifredo Lam

WORK, 2003, Clay, stuffed animals, stones

Ham Jin: Pretty Little Things

Social Tensions: Arai Shin-ichi

Social Tensions: Arai Shin-ichi

(On the Wall) SHIBU NATESAN, Take Me Where I Belong, 2002, oil on canvas, 214x 181 cmInstallation view from above: VIVAN SUNDARAM, The Gallery Chemould Archive, 2003, Table with 12

Bombay: Crossing Generations: Diverge

MOATAZ NASR, Disorientation, 2003, Video installation, Courtesy the artist

9th Cairo International Biennial

PAUL PFEIFFER, Morning after the Delugem, 2003, DVD installation, Projected image size variable, Collection of the artist and courtesy of The Project, New York and Los Angeles

New York: Only Skin Deep