Issue

Installation view of *CANDICE LIN*'s _Lithium Sex Demons in the Factory_, 2023, at Canal Projects, New York. Courtesy the artist and Canal Projects.

New York: Candice Lin

Portrait of the new Istanbul Biennial director *KEVSER GULER*. Courtesy Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts.

137 News Roundup: Controversy, Public Domain, Career Moves

Installation view of *ATUL BHALLA*'s _2Weathers (The Sound of Broken Bells)_, 2023, archival print, 12 brass bells, 145 x 221 cm, at

New Delhi: Atul Bhalla

Installation view of *KONGKEE* 's _Taotie_, 2022, neon, 3 x 1.2 cm, at

Hong Kong: Kongkee

*HIROSHI SUGIMOTO*, _Kenosha Theater, Kenosha_, 2015, gelatin silver print, dimensions variable. Courtesy the artist.

London: Hiroshi Sugimoto

Portrait of *DENIZ GUL*. Photo by Korhan Karaoysal. Courtesy the artist and Korhan Karaoysal.

Where I Work: Deniz Gül – Embracing the Absence

*HODA AFSHAR*, _Untitled #4_, from the series _In Turn_, 2023, pigment photographic print, 169 x 128 cm. Courtesy the artist.

Up Close: Hoda Afshar

Installation view of *YUKO MOHRI*'s _Decomposition_, 2022, fruit, speaker, cable, wood, computer, dimensions variable, at

Yuko Mohri: Electric Smelly Orchestra

Installation view of *TREVOR YEUNG*'s _Soapy Fuck Tree_, 2023, soap, oak bark powder, mosses, selection of essential oils, glitter, fiberglass, metal, 250 x 102 x 113 cm, at

Trevor Yeung: Watchful Intimacies, Botanical Intricacies

*VUNKWAN TAM*, _78i78_, 2022, blanket, water, synthetic doe urine, 145 x 140 x 18 cm, at

New Currents: Objects of Our Emotions

Geraldine Javier: Lightness in Death

Portrait of *ARCHIE MOORE*. Photo by Anna Hay. Courtesy Australia Council.

Previews: National & Collateral Pavilions at the 60th Venice Biennale

Installation view of *CHRISTOPHER KULENDRAN THOMAS* and *ANNIKA KUHLMANN*'s _Being Human_, 2019-22, painting, sculpture, and single channel video with color and sound: 25 min. Cour

Proof of Personhood: The Promises and Perils of AI Art

*KATHE KOLLWITZ*, _Pieta (Mother with Dead Son)_, 1937-39, patinated bronze, 152 x 116 x 160 cm. Via Wikicommons.

One on One: Isaac Chong Wai on Käthe Kollwitz