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ZHAN WANG, San Francisco cityscape (detail), 2008, stainless steel pots and pans, dimensions variable. Photo by Kaz Tsuruta. Courtesy Asian Art Museum of San Francisco.

San Francisco: Zhan Wang

(Top) WALTER NIEDERMAYR / KAZUYO SEJIMA & RYUE NISHIZAWA / SANAABy Kazuyo Sejima & Ryue Nishizawa. Photographs by Walter Niedermayr. Text by Moritz Küng. Published by Hatje Cantz,

BOOK REVIEW: Modernism Alive and Well

Ise: A Republic of His Own

Ise: A Republic of His Own

Farhad Moshiri with Life is Beautiful, 2009, at Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin, Paris, 2009. Photo by Guillaume Ziccarelli. Courtesy Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin.

Farhad Moshiri

Transcendental Destruction

HUMA MULJI, It Is Prohibited to Exercise Here, 2005, Digital print, 18 x 24 in. Courtesy the artist.

STATE OF THE ART: Bidding for the Collective

CANG XIN, Man and Sky As One Series 2: Energy, 2007, inkjet print, 120 x 180 cm. Courtesy the artist.

NEWS: Texas Festival Fetes Chinese Photography

NEWS: Indonesian Collector, Singapore Museum Touch Down in Beijing

GWON OSANG, Step, 2005–06, C-prints, mixed media, 270 x 240 x 203 cm. Courtesy Arario Gallery, Seoul.

NEWS: Asian Art Triennial Launches in Manchester

NEWS: Taipei Biennial Finds Bearings with Art Compass

RANBIR KALEKA, Consider, 2007, video still. Photo by James Prinz. Courtesy Spertus Museum, Chicago.

NEWS: Indian artist commemorates Holocaust with new commission

TAKASHI MURAKAMI, Panda, 2003, fiberglass with antique Louis Vuitton trunk and wooden pedestal, 255.3 x 165.1 x 109.2 cm. Courtesy Phillips de Pury & Company, London.

AUCTION FORECAST: The Year of the (Mickey) Maos

WALID RAAD, I Think It Would Be Better I Could Weep, 2004, DVD, 6 min 30 sec. Courtesy the artist and the Atlas Group Archives.

NEWS: Touring Festival Provides Meeting Point for West Asian Artists

OBITUARY: Sadanand K Bakre, 1920–2007