Issue

Installation view of <b>GUO-LIANG TAN</b>’s (from left to right) <i>Screen Practice II</i>, <i>Ambient Visions</i>, and <i>Both Directions At Once</i>, all 2021, acrylic on aeronau

Singapore: Guo-Liang Tan

<b>KARTIK SOOD</b>, <i>Life is fluid</i>, 2021, still from video with color and sound: 9 min 32 sec. Copyright and courtesy the artist and Talwar Gallery, New York/New Delhi.

New Delhi: Kartik Sood

Installation view of <b>MANAL ALDOWAYAN</b>’s <i>Ephemeral Witness</i>, 2020, natural silk fabric, ink, acrylic, and hemp rope, 220 × 180 × 100 cm, at “The Eternal Return of the Sa

Dubai: Manal AlDowayan

<b>CANDEĞER FURTUN</b>, <i>Applause</i>, 2010, ceramics, 45 pieces at 31 × 11 × 6.5 cm (each) and 45 pieces at 27 × 9 × 7 cm (each). Photo by Hadiye Cangökçe. Courtesy the artist.

Istanbul: Candeğer Furtun

Installation view of <b>THEA DJORDJADZE</b>’s <i>Untitled</i>, 2021, aluminum, 111 × 190 × 255 cm, at ”all building as making,” Gropius Bau, Berlin, 2021–22. Courtesy the artist an

Berlin: Thea Djordjadze

<b>SUTAPA BISWAS</b>, <i>Kali</i>, 1983–85, still from video transferred onto digital file with color and sound: 25 min 28 sec. Courtesy Tate.

Cambridge: Sutapa Biswas

<b>HUNG LIU</b>, <i>The Botanist</i>, 2013, oil on canvas. 243.8 × 137.2 cm. Copyright the estate of Hung Liu. Courtesy the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the National Port

Washington, DC: Hung Liu

Installation view of <b>BASEL ABBAS</b> and <b>RUANNE ABOU-RAHME</b>’s <i>At those terrifying frontiers where the existence and disappearance of people fade into each other</i>, 20

Chicago: Basel Abbas and Ruanne Abou-Rahme

Illustration by <b>AMY FAN</b> for <i>ArtAsiaPacific</i>.

Tino Sehgal: It takes an urban village

Jumana Manna: Wild Resilience

Jumana Manna: Wild Resilience

Installation view of <b>TAN JING</b>'s

The Point: Self-organize and Self-educate

Portrait of <b>SIN WAI KIN</b>. All images courtesy the artist and Blindspot Gallery, Hong Kong.

Sin Wai Kin: Self, World, Universe

<i>Who's in the Clouds</i>? (detail), 2021, two-part collage of inkjet prints and colored paper, 68 x 95.5 cm each. Photo by Andrea Rossetti. Courtesy the artist and Esther Schippe

Simon Fujiwara: All the World’s a Cartoon

Installation view of <b>BANG & LEE</b>'s <i>The Place That Has No Name</i>, 2021, three-channel video with
stereo sound system, wall text, drawing, 3D animation, 3D printed ceramic

Taichung: 2021 Asian Art Biennial