Issue

INHWAN OH, Meeting Time, 1999– , from a series of print on paper. All images in this article are courtesy the artist

Inhwan Oh: In Limbo

ASHLEY BICKERTON, Extradition with Palette, 2006, c-print, 92 x 111.5 cm.

Ashley Bickerton: Exposed By My Gaudy Plumage Once Again

AMAR KANWAR, The Face, from the series “The Torn First Pages (Part One),” 2005, still from 19-channel digital video installation. Courtesy the artist and Marian Goodman Gallery, Ne

Berlin: Being Singular Plural

REUBEN PATERSON, The Erotic Champions of the World, 2009–10, diptych, glitter on canvas, 180 x 140 cm. Courtesy the artist and Gow Langsford Gallery, Auckland.

Auckland: Ruben Paterson

TAM OCHIAI, Broken Camera, 2009, mixed-media installation, dimensions variable. Courtesy Watari Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo.

Tokyo: Tam Ochiai

HAEGUE YANG, Series of Vulnerable Arrangements– Shadowless Voice Over Three, 2008. Courtesy Galerie Barbara Wien Wilma Lukatsch, Berlin.

Seoul: Hague Yang

Installation view of LIU DAO’s “Garden of Autumn Vapors” at Red Gate Gallery, Beijing, 2010. Courtesy Island6 and Red Gate Gallery, Beijing.

Beijing: Liu Dao

New Delhi: Mrinalini Mukherjee

Installation view of “I U [heart]” at The Third Line, Dubai, 2010.

Dubai: I U [heart]

CENGIZ ÇEKIL, (Top) Tanned Jackets, 1994, 12 jackets, white paint, dimensions variable; (Bottom) Towards Childhood, Since Childhood, 1974, Coca-Cola bottles, batteries, string, tre

Istanbul: Cengiz Çekil

JAZZ PASAY, Third Day of Creation, 2005, acrylic on canvas, 145 x 145 cm. Courtesy the artist and Tasneem Gallery, Barcelona.

Barcelona: Creation-Procreation and the Loss of Innocence

YEONDOO JUNG, Location #6, 2006, c-print, 122 x 157 cm. Courtesy Kukje Gallery, Seoul.

Yeondoo Jung: Innerscape

PRAJAKTA PALAV AHER, (Top) Spitting, 2010. acrylic on canvas, 152.4 x 213.4 cm; (Bottom) Overflowing, 2010, acrylic on canvas, 152.4 x 213.4 cm. Courtesy Grosvenor Vadehra, London

London: Prajakta Palav Aher

New York: Tradition Transformed – Tibetan Artists Respond