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Installation view of <b>GORO KAKEI</b>’s solo exhibition at Taka Ishii Gallery, Tokyo, 2023. Photo by Kenji Takahashi. Courtesy Taka Ishii Gallery, Tokyo/Kyoto/Hong Kong.

Tokyo: Goro Kakei

Detail of <b>DEREK TUMALA</b>’s <i>Unearthing of a Funny Weather</i>, 2023, papier-mâché diorama, 800 x 500 x 240 cm, at “Adaptation: A Reconnected Earth,” Museum of Contemporary A

Manila: Adaptation: A Reconnected Earth

<i>FAC XTRA RETREAT (FXR)</i>, a studio art and pedagogy-themed performance by <b>EI ARAKAWA</b>, <b>PATTY CHANG</b>, <b>PEARL C. HSIUNG</b>, <b>AMANDA ROSS-HO</b>, <b>ANNA SEW HOY

Dispatch: Los Angeles: Leaning In, All at Once

<b>WANG TUO</b>, <i>The Second Interrogation</i>, 2023, still from video installation in two parts: 24 min 30 sec (part one) and 29 min 26 sec (part two). Courtesy the artist and B

Hong Kong: Wang Tuo

<b>LIU KUO-SUNG</b>,<i> Moon Walk</i>, 1969, ink and acrylic with collage on paper, 59 × 85 cm. Courtesy National Gallery Singapore.

Singapore: Liu Kuo-sung

*MELISSA CHIU*<br>

Whispering Gallery: All the Best People

<b>JESS LAU CHING-WA</b>, <i>Red Lights Brake on Nathan Road</i>, 2022, still from video: 5 sec in loop. Courtesy the artist.

New Currents: Urban Chaos Memory

<b>CHITRA GANESH</b>, <i>Orchid Meditations</i>, 2023, mixed media on paper, 152.4 × 114.3 cm. Courtesy the artist and Gallery Espace, New Delhi.

New Delhi: Chitra Ganesh

Installation view of “Bollywood Superstars: A Short Story of Indian Cinema,” at Louvre Abu Dhabi, 2023. Photo by Ismail Noor/Seeing Things. Copyright and courtesy Department of Cul

Abu Dhabi: Bollywood Superstars: A Short Story of Indian Cinema

Portrait of <b>SEUNG YUL OH</b> and <b>JUNGEUN LEE</b>, with their daughter, Eunhu, in the middle. All photos by Hutch Wilco for ArtAsiaPacific, unless otherwise stated.

Where I Work: Seung Yul Oh and Jungeun Lee

<b>CHRISTINE SUN KIM</b>, <i>Cues on Point</i>, 2022, still from two-channel digital video: 4 min 21 sec. Courtesy the artist and François Ghebaly, Los Angeles/New York.

Vienna: Christine Sun Kim

Installation view of “Wood Deity,” at Gallery Hyundai, Seoul, 1990. Photo by the artist. Courtesy the artist and Gallery Hyundai, Seoul/New York.

Shim Moon-Seup: Harnessed From Nature

<b>MARTIN WONG</b>, <i>My Secret World 1978-81</i>, 1984, acrylic on canvas, 121.9 × 172.7 cm. Copyright Martin Wong Foundation. Courtesy Martin Wong Foundation; P.P.O.W., New York

Berlin: Martin Wong

Installation view of <b>SAMSON YOUNG</b>’s <i>Variations of 96 chords in space (feat. William Lane)</i>, 2022–23, four-channel video installation with six channels of audio (compos

New York: Samson Young