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Portrait of (left) <b>CECILIA ALEMANI</b> and (right) <b>ROBERTO CICUTTO</b>. Courtesy the Venice Biennale.

59th Venice Biennale to Explore Posthuman Conditions

Visitors to Art Basel Hong Kong in 2021. Courtesy Art Basel.<br>

Art Basel Hong Kong Postponed to May 2022

Interior view of the Grand Palais, Paris. Courtesy Art Basel.

Weekly News Roundup: January 28, 2022

Installation view of *NAM JUNE PAIK*'s 18.5-meter-tall television tower _The More, The Better_ (1988) at National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MMCA), Gwacheon. Courtesy M

Nam June Paik Video Tower Lives Again

Portrait of *STEPHANE ACKERMANN* in Istanbul. Courtesy Mari Spirito.

Obituary: Stephane Ackermann (1969–2022)

Photo of Art Basel Hong Kong 2021. Courtesy Art Basel.

Weekly News Roundup: January 21, 2022

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ANN NEWMARCH</b>, Self-portrait. 1/60th of a second, 1981, photo-etching on paper, <br>26.4 x 34.7 cm. Courtesy Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide.

Obituary: Ann Newmarch (1945–2022)

A portrait of <b>HOSSEIN VALAMANESH </b>with his untitled 1994 work. Photo by Saul Steed. Courtesy Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide.<br>

Obituary: Hossein Valamanesh (1949–2022)

Left: Installation view of *MICHIKO TSUDA*'s _Tokyo Behavior_ (2021) at the Tokyo International Cruise Terminal, 2021. Photo by Akira Arai.<br>Right: Photo of *SAEBORG*'s performan

Winners Revealed for Tokyo Contemporary Art Award 2022–24

Portrait of <b>SAKULIU PAVAVALJUNG</b>. Courtesy Taipei Fine Arts Museum.

Taiwan Pavilion Terminates Project with Artist Facing Sexual Assault Claims

Photo of the Sydney Dance Company rehearsing <i>Decadance </i>(2000) by *OHAD NAHARIN*. Image via Facebook.

Daily Disruptions: Weekly News Roundup

Portrait of *SAKULIU PAVAVALJUNG*, Taiwan’s representative at the 59th Venice Biennale in 2022, by Chen-Hsiang Liu. Courtesy Taipei Fine Arts Museum.

Taiwan Pavilion Artist Faces Accusations of Sexual Assault

(left) _The Goddess of Democracy_ sculpture at Chinese University of Hong Kong; (middle) _The Pillar of Shame_ at the University of Hong Kong; (right) a relief at Lingnan Universit

More Tiananmen Monuments Purged from Hong Kong Universities

Installation view of *JENS GALSCHIOT*'s _Pillar of Shame_, 1996, at the University of Hong Kong in 2021, before it was removed in December. <br>

University of Hong Kong Removes Tiananmen Monument