Issue

*WILLIAM STRUTT*, _Black Thursday_, February 6th, 1851, 1864, oil on canvas, 106 x 343 cm. Photo by Hamish McIntosh. Courtesy Pictures Collection, State Library Victoria, Melbourne

Sydney: 24th Biennale of Sydney, “Ten Thousand Suns”

Installation view of *HEMAN CHONG*'s

Singapore: Heman Chong: Meditations on Shadow Libraries

*JENNIFER TEE*, _Crystalline Floorpieces / Sanguine Sea_, 2019, hand-dyed wool and ceramic spheres, 56 x 15 x 9 cm, at

New York: Jennifer Tee: Ancestral Beginnings, Sessile Beings

Book Review: The Crisis of Narration

Book Review: The Crisis of Narration

Book Review: A Place

Book Review: A Place

The Point: The Edge of Pluralism

Installation view of *SALOTE TAWALE*'s _I remember you_, at Carriageworks, 2023. Photo by Zan Wimberley. Courtesy Carriageworks, NSW.

Dispatch: Sydney/Eora: In Metamorphosis

Installation view of *YUKO MOHRI*'s _I/O_, 2022, mixed-media installation, dimensions variable, at the 14th Gwangju Biennale, 2023. Photo by Glimworkers. Courtesy the artist. <br>

Editor’s Letter: Moveable Feasts

Preparatory sketch for *MANAL ALDOWAYAN*'s _Oasis of Stories_, at Wadi AlFann, AlUla, Saudi Arabia. Courtesy the artist and Royal Commission for AlUla.

The Sketch: Manal AlDowayan

Portrait of *SAMIA HALLABY* in her New York studio in August 2016. Via wikicommons.

Main News: Palestinian Artist’s Retrospective Canceled

*WANG TUO* at M+ Sigg Prize 2023, Hong Kong. Photo by Dan Leung. Courtesy M+.

137 News Roundup: Awards and Obituaries

Installation view of *MARCOS KUEH*'s _Woven Billboards: Nenek Moyang_ (part of the _Kenyalang Circus_ series), 2023, industrial weaving with recycled polyester thread, eight colors

Art Fair Report: Regions for Growth

Installation view of *CLAIRE FONTAINE*'s _Strangers Everywhere (Italian)_, 2004, mounted neon, framework, electronic transformer and cables, dimensions variable, at Cite internatio

Previews: 60th Venice Biennale: ”Stranieri Ovunque – Foreigners Everywhere”

*KATHE KOLLWITZ*, _Pieta (Mother with Dead Son)_, 1937-39, patinated bronze, 152 x 116 x 160 cm. Via Wikicommons.

One on One: Isaac Chong Wai on Käthe Kollwitz