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Young-Hae Chang Heavy Industries: Flash-Flood

Young-Hae Chang Heavy Industries: Flash-Flood

Yoko Ono: The Artist In Her Unfinished Avant-Garden

Yoko Ono: The Artist In Her Unfinished Avant-Garden

Artist installing DI$TRICT BORDER$ (2006) at Shanghai Street Artspace, Hong Kong. Courtesy the artist.

Stream of Consciousness: Tsang Kin-Wah

MINOUK LIM, New Town Ghost, 2005, video installation, TV monitor, projector, headphones, armchair, Persian rug. Courtesy Govett-Brewster Art Gallery, New Plymouth.

New Plymouth: Activating Korea: Tides of Collection Action

SEAN CORDEIRO and CLAIRE HEALY,Please Hold (red), 2008, phone booth, pay phone, grow light, staghorn fern, 154 x 91 x 51 cm. Courtesy the artists and Gallery Barry Keldoulis, Sydne

Sydney: Sean Cordeiro and Claire Healy

TADASHI KAWAMATA, Walkway, 2008, installation view at Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo. Photo © ANZAI. Courtesy Museum of Contemporary Art.

Tokyo: Tadashi Kawamata

QIU ANXIONG, Nostalgia, 2008, video, 44 min 8 sec. Courtesy Bund 18 Creative Center, Shanghai.

Shanghai: Qiu Anxiong

Bangkok: Brand New

PRANEET SOI, Angelus Novus, 2007, fiberglass, 120 x 80 cm. Courtesy Project 88, Mumbai.

Mumbai: Praneet Soi

HUNG TUNGLU, Padmasambhava, 2002, 3D photo, 3D grid, light box, 140 x 140 x 12 cm. Courtesy Palazzo delle Arti Napoli, Naples.

Naples: Footprints into the Future

SHEELA GOWDA, 2/7, 2006, watercolor and mixed media on paper, 44 x 62 in. Photo by David Flores. Courtesy Bose Pacia Gallery, New York.

Bern: Horn Please: Narratives in Contemporary Indian Art

VALSAN KOORMA KOLLERI, Pillar Post, 2007, installation shot. Courtesy Bodhi Art, Mumbai.

Antwerp: Santhal Family: Positions Around an Indian Sculpture

NAM JUNE PAIK, Global Groove, 1973, installation. Photo by Robert Chadwick. Courtesy Korean Cultural Centre, London.

London: Good Morning, Mr. Nam June Paik!

XU ZHEN, It, 2007, stamped earth, microscope, stainless steel table and stool. Copyright the artist. Courtesy the artist and James Cohan Gallery, New York and ShanghArt, Shanghai.

New York: Xu Zhen: Just Did It