Issue

SANG NAM LEE, P/R (W + L.2), 1996, acrylic on canvas, 231 x 172.5 cm.

Sang Nam Lee

QU YE YONG QING, Anxieties Add to Woes, Expressions of Love, Black Tree Trunk, Disgusting, Rosy Clouds, Fantasy, 1994,mixed media on silk, each 110 x 28 cm.

Contemporary art from China, Japan and Vietnam

JACQUELINE FRASER, The Raising of the Noxious, 1998 (detail), black netting, garden wire, electrical wire, 220 x 830 cm.

Pasifika

SHIMABUKU, Beginning Drawing No. 4,1998, watercolour on paper, 73 x 103 cm.

Shimabuku

LUISE FONG, System, 1998, acrylic, gesso, carborundum on canvas, 46 x 61 cm, courtesy John Batten Gallery, Hong Kong.

Luise Fong

ANI O'NEILL, Cottage Industry, 1997, wool, acrylic, stainless steel, dimensions variable.

Ani O'Neill

NALINI MALANI, The Alchemist's Robe, 1994-95, watercolour andenamel on mylar, 240 x 153 cm, private collection. Photograph Prakash Rao.

Nalini Malani: The Medeaprojekt

Southeast Asian Art: A New Spirit

Southeast Asian Art: A New Spirit

TOMOYOSHI MURAYAMA, A Jewish Girl, 1922, oil, wood, hair, 40.2 x 26.8 cm, the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo.

Mobo Moga: Modernity in Japanese Art 1910-1935

QUI TI, Rag Doll, 1939, oil on canvas, 50 x 40 cm.

A silent revolution? Chinese women's art in Beijing

BAYU UTOMO RADJIKIN, Long Kacang, 1991, metal and ceramic, 114x 61 x 118 cm, courtesy the National Art Gallery, Malaysia.

Rupa Malaysia: A decade of Malaysian art in London

VIRGINIA KING, Pacific Star, 1998, floating sculpture, fourteen carved wooden panels, embossed words, bronze elements, glass balls, handmade nails, dimensions variable.

Centre Culturel Tjibaou: A new meeting place in the Pacific

ELLEN JOSE, With the Coming of the Light One Size Fits All, 1998, installation, white wooden cross, five mannequins in island dresses, white sand, coral pebbles, dimensions variabl

Creating together: The inaugural exhibition at Centre Cultural Tjibaou, Noumea

ART THOMPSON, Nuu-chah-nulth Mask Representing Thunderbird in Human Form, 1989, red cedar, cedar bark, eagle feathers, horsehair, copper, leather, nylon twine, plywood, screws and

Faces from the past: First Nations masks of Canada