Editor’s Letter
- Editor’s Letter by Elaine W. Ng
Reports
- One on One: Ella Wijt on Doris Salcedo
- Dispatch: Ho Chi Minh City by Hung Duong
- News Roundup: Career Moves, Infrastructure, Controversies by The Editors
- Main News: Continuing Fallout in the Arts over Palestine by The Editors
- News: Awards & Obituaries by The Editors
- The Point: Australian Arts in Crisis by Elizabeth Ann Macgregor
- Whispering Gallery: Sunny Optimism in Shadowy Times by DT
- Auction Report: A Tale of Two Cities by Louis Lu
- Art Fair Report: New Narratives by Louis Lu
- Previews by The Editors
Profiles
- New Currents: Weera-it Ittiteerarak by Karen May Wai Plumptre
- New Currents: Yein Lee by Effy Cao
- New Currents: mafmadmaf by Annabel Preston
- Bruno Zhu: Means and Ends by Chloe Chu
- Kei Imazu: Re-figuring Histories by Hung Duong
Where I Work
- Greg Ito: Camps and Conflagrations by Jennifer S. Li
Essays
- Preparing for a World of Tariffs by Ryan Su
Features
- Up Close: Jane Jin Kaisen by Richard Vine
- Up Close: Shuang Li by Louis Lu
- Up Close: Raqs Media Collective by Annabel Preston
- The Musical Eye: Su-Mei Tse by HG Masters
- As the Spirit Moves You: Angela Goh’s Divine Choreography by Johanna Bear
- Inside Burger Collection: Anne Truitt by Alex Jen
Reviews
- Seoul: “Pierre Huyghe: Liminal” by Richard Vine
- Sharjah Biennial 16: “to carry” by Annette Meier
- Hong Kong: “Ho Tzu Nyen: Three Stories: Monsters, Opium, Time” by Louis Lu
- Guangzhou: “Figure as Monument: Alberto Giacometti in Langtou” by Michele Chan
- Singapore: “Yee I-Lann: Mansau-Ansau” by Yvonne Wang
- New Delhi: “Shilpa Gupta” by Mario D’Souza
- London: “Arpita Singh: Remembering” by Rhea Mathur
- Los Angeles: “Kelly Akashi” by Jennifer S. Li
- Seattle: “Ai, Rebel: The Art and Activism of Ai Weiwei” by Tak Pham
- Book Review: Return Engagements by Annette Meier
- Book Review: I. M. Pei: Life is Architecture by Effy Cao
- Book Review: Art, War and Exile in Modern Korea: Rethinking the Life and Work of Lee Qoede by Andy St. Louis
The Sketch
- Christine Sun Kim: The Street, the Sidewalk, and the Sign by Richard Vine
