Editor's Letter

• The Upside of Social Networking By Elaine W. Ng

Reports

• DISPATCH: Colombo By Mieke Kooistra
• THE POINT: Greed By Any Other Name By Sara Raza
• PREVIEWS By The Editors
• ONE ON ONE: Peter Robinson on Maya Lin By Peter Robinson

Essays

• CURRENT AFFAIRS: Pressure Points By Ton Dal
• ARCHIVE: Our Symbols By Hemant Sareen
• CASE STUDY: In the Eyes of the Beholder By Chin-Chin Yap
• PERSPECTIVE: Hollow Monuments By Angie Baecker

Profiles

• Azat Sargsyan By Shinya Watanabe
• Hiroshi Sugimoto By Rachel Kent
• Mao Xuhui By Andrew Cohen

Features

• Wafaa Bilal: Remote Repercussions By Ashley Rawlings
• Ahmet Öğüt: Getting Around By HG Masters
• Cao Fei: Where the Grass is Greener By Hanae Ko
• Rirkrit Tiravanija: Making Conversation By William Pym

Reviews

• San Francisco: Koki Tanaka By Jessica Kraft
• BOOK REVIEWS: Voluminous Omissions By Don J. Cohn
• Doha: Three Inaugural Exhibitions By Sara Raza
• Sydney: Runa Islam By Marian Tubbs
• Melbourne: Bianca Hester By Emily Cormack
• Shanghai: Peasant Da Vincis By Jasper Sharp
• Beijing: Scorching Sun of Tibet By Andrew Cohen
• Hong Kong: Lee Sanghyun By Christopher Shay
• Mumbai: Bani Abidi By Avni Doshi
• London: Ai Weiwei By John Jervis
• Boston: Fresh Ink By Tiffany Wai-Ying Beres
• New York: Elad Lassry By William Pym
• Versailles:Takashi Murakami By Jina Valentine

Where I Work

• Tomoo Gokita By Ashley Rawlings

Commentary

• Questionnaire: Sudarshan Shetty By
• THE LAST WORD: Coming to a Crossroads By Edan Corkill