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Portrait of <b>HOSSEIN VALAMANESH</b> with his work <i>After Rain</i> (2013) at the Art Gallery of South Australia (AGSA), Adelaide, 2019. Courtesy AGSA.

Obituaries: Leading Lights

Installation of <b>JINGGOY BUENSUCESO</b>'s <i>KAINGIN</i> (2022) on the front lawn of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP), Manila, 2022. Courtesy CCP Visual Arts and Muse

Controversy: Tough Times

Portrait of <b>CLARA KIM</b>. Courtesy Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles.

Career Moves: Relocation Services

Exterior view of the new SANAA-designed building at the Sydney Modern Project, 2022. Courtesy Art Gallery of New South Wales.

Institutions: Growing Fits and Pains

Render of Void Foyer for the redevelopment plan of Artspace Sydney at The Gunnery. Copyright and courtesy Dunn & Hillam Architects.

Looking Ahead: Newly Re-ordered

Portrait of <b>DAYANITA SINGH</b>. Courtesy Hasselblad Foundation.

Awards: Serious Winners

The NFT reproduction of <b>KIM WHANKI</b>'s <i>05-IV-71 #200 (Universe)</i>, 2022, 2000 x 1994 pixels. Copyright and courtesy the Whanki Foundation / Whanki Museum.

Cultural Currency: Deep Freeze Cometh

<b>HA CHONG-HYUN</b>, <i>Conjunction 17-301</i>, 2017, oil on hemp cloth, 291 x 218 cm. Photo by Sang Tae Kim. Courtesy the artist and Kukje Gallery, Seoul / Busan.

Art Fairs: Race for Recovery

<b>ANNA PARK</b>, <i>Is it Worth It?</i>, 2020, charcoal on paper, 132 x 107 cm. Courtesy Christie's Hong Kong.

Auction Report: Paradigm Shift

The Artists of 2022: Beyond Corporeal

Portrait of <b>MIRE LEE</b>. Photo by Christian Werner.

The Artists of 2022: Mire Lee

Portrait of <b>ALI CHERRI</b>. All images copyright and courtesy the artist.

The Artists of 2022: Ali Cherri

Portrait of <b>PROPPANOW</b>. From left to right: <b>GORDON HOOKEY</b>, <b>JENNIFER HERD</b>, <b>TONY ALBERT</b>, <b>MEGAN COPE</b>, <b>RICHARD BELL</b>, and <b>VERNON AH KEE</b>.C

The Artists of 2022: proppaNOW

Portrait of <b>JES FAN</b> . Photo by Jia Li.

The Artists of 2022: Jes Fan