Issue

ORLAN, Drape-peaux Hybridé, 2011, sequins, lights, ventilators, paint, 373 x 546 cm. Collection of the artist.

PERSPECTIVE: Paris-Delhi-Bombay

ALIA FARID, Monument to the Creative / Local / Informal Economy, 2008, site-specific installation in Villa Victoria, Boston, 2008. Courtesy the artist.

PERSPECTIVE: The Problem With Display

The building that housed Zina Swanson's and James Oram's studios after the earthquake, 2011. Courtesy Zina Swanson.

REPORT: Art in the Interim

MOUNIRA AL-SOLH, Video 2: Paris without a Sea, 2007–08, video, 13 min, from

Mounira al-Solh: The Ventriloquist’s Humor

JINNIE SEO in her studio, working on her public media art project, On the Move, for the State Tower Mansan building facade in Seoul, Korea, 2011. Courtesy the artist.

Jinnie Seo: Shaping Space With Her Hands

At his office in Singapore, MALVINDER SINGH stands in front of an untitled 2010 Anish Kapoor alabaster sculpture. Photo by Genevieve Chua for ArtAsiaPacific.

Malvinder Singh: For Generations to Share

Part three of AMAR KANWAR's 19-channel video installation The Torn First Pages, 2004–08, six projections of varying durations, at Marian Goodman Gallery, New York, 2010. Courtesy t

Genealogies of Sovereignty

MISAKO ICHIMURA, Above the Million Dollar Night View (detail), 2011, C-print, dimensions variable, produced during residency at Woofer Ten. Photo by Ka Wing Yong. Courtesy the arti

Lateral Thinking: Artivist Networks in East Asia

July, IV, MDCCLXXVI, 2011, the Unabomber's portable typewriter placed next to a 1945 newspaper announcement of George HW Bush and Barbara Pierce's marriage, installed at Kunsthalle

Danh Vo: Defining Documents

GETA BRATESCU, Vestigii No 11, 1978, textile collage on paper. Courtesy the artist and Ivan Gallery, Bucharest.

Istanbul: 12th Istanbul Biennial

WIMO AMBALA BAYANG, photograph from

Darwin: Immemorial

YUAN GOANG-MING, Disappearing Landscape – Passing II, 2011, three-channel video installation with sound, 9 min, 400 x 1155 x 880 cm. Courtesy Tina Keng Gallery, Taipei.

Taipei: Yuan Goang-ming

XIE MOLIN, Energy Field, 1988, white acrylic on canvas, 102.5 x 102.5 cm. Copyright Xie Molin. Courtesy Pace Beijing, Beijing.

Beijing: Beijing Voice

DAVID DIAO, From My Memory, digital print. Courtesy 1a space, Hong Kong.

Hong Kong: One Suitcase Per Person