Issue

TALK SHOW, 2009, Actor Tom Noonan listens to actress Jill Clayburgh recount Lisa Ramaci’s story about the murder of her husband in Iraq.David Kaczynski (2a, right) tells a story ab

Omer Fast: Truth Bends & Decays As It Travels

CAN’T HAVE IT ALL, 2004, installation in which mist, created from dry ice, was released into the Shaanxi Provincial Art Museum, Xian.A view of CAN’T HAVE IT ALL, 2004, after the dr

Sun Yuan & Peng Yu: The Confinement of Freedom

New York: Hanging Fire

MIN WONG, Whisperyell, 2009, mixed-media installation, dimensions variable.

Darwin: Personal Space

CHEN CHIEH-JEN, Military Court and Prison, 2008, still from single-channel video installation.

Taipei: Chen Chieh-jen

YU YOUHAN, Just What is it that Makes Today’s Home So Modern and So Appealing, 2002, print, 47 x 45 cm.

Shanghai: History in the Making

TAUS MAKHACHEVA, A Space of Celebration, 2009, stills from HD video, 16 min 10 sec. Camerawork and photography by A. Sinyagin.

Baku Biennale

MUSHON ZER-AVIV & LAILAH EL-HADDAD, You Are Not Here (Gaza/Tel Aviv), 2007/09, an excursion map from Youarenothere.org, a fictional agency offering tours of Gaza through the street

Tel Aviv: ArtTLV

Installation view of Danh Vo’s “Where the Lions Are” at Kunsthalle Basel, 2009.

Basel: Danh Vo

NEDA DANA-HAERI, (left) Negaheh Yaran (Discourse), 2009, mixed media, 122 x 92 cm; (right) Band-e Eshgh (Entangled Desire), 2009, acrylic on paper, 42 x 30 cm.

London: Continuum

ANISH KAPOOR, Memory, 2008, Corten steel, 14.5 x 9 x 4.5 m. Photo by David Herald. Courtesy the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, New York.

New York: Memory

CHINA TALKS: INTERVIEWS WITH 32 CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS By Jérôme Sans. Published by Timezone 8, Hong Kong, 2009. Softcover with color illustrations, 208 pages. Photo by Alis Attwell

BOOK REVIEWS: From A to B and Back Again

CHOSIL KIL, sketch for You Owe Me Big Time, 2012, pencil on paper, 25 x 19 cm. Courtesy the artist.

Chosil Kil

THE LAST WORD: Living the Dream