Shows

MONTIEN BOONMA, _Nature's Breath: Arokhayasala_, 1995, metal, herbs, 256 x 215 cm. Image courtesy of the artist and Max-Ole Casdorff.

“Weight of History” at Singapore Art Museum

EMMA CRITCHLEY, Figures of Speech series 2, 2012, C-Type print, 40.6 × 26.9 cm each. Courtesy the artist.

Genevieve Chua and Emma Critchley’s “Disappearing Moon”

Nigerian-born artist Otobong Nkanga performed as “the queen of the night” at the Sharjah Biennial 11 opening.

Sharjah Biennial 11 Report: The Opening

SEJIN PARK, Hudson River: 4 Colors on the NY Street, 2012, oil on canvas, 53 × 66 cm. Courtesey Doosan Gallery, New York.

Sejin Park’s “Won-Kyung”

WANG XIEDA,

Wang Xieda’s “Subject Verb Object”

HALE TENGER, I Know People Like This III, 2013, installation at Arter – Space for Art, of archival photographs printed on x-ray film. Photo by AAP.

What’s Up: Istanbul

KHVAY SAMNANG,

“Deep S.E.A.”

MAGDALEN WONG, mmm wow, 2012, color video with sound installation, 2 min 6 sec. Courtesy Osage Gallery, Hong Kong.

Magdalen Wong’s “A Flight of Fancy”

Céleste Boursier-Mougenot, Clinamen, 2012. Installation view from “Tokyo Art Meeting III: Art and Music – Search for New Synesthesia,” Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, Japan. Cour

Tokyo Art Meeting III: Art and Music – Search for New Synesthesia

CHARLES LIM, Sea State: Drift (Rope Sketch), 2012, video, 10 min. Courtesy the artist and Future Perfect, Singapore.

Charles Lim’s “Sea State 2: As Evil Disappears”

JOSE TENCE RUIZ, The Pro-Rated Wage of the Abang Guard, 2011, oil on primed linen, 91 x 132 cm. Collection Artesan Gallery + Studio, Singapore. Courtesy Nanyang Technological Unive

“Intersecting Histories: Contemporary Turns in Southeast Asian Art”

SONG MING ANG, Parts and Labour, 2012, video. Courtesy Future Perfect, Singapore.

Song Ming Ang’s “Cover Versions”

O ZHANG, I Am Your Mirror, 3 (Palm Desert, California), 2012, c-print. Courtesy the Vilcek Foundation, New York.

O Zhang’s “I Am Your Mirror”

DALE FRANK, Too cool to matter, 2012, varnish on canvas, 160 x 120 cm. Courtesy Art Statements Hong Kong.

Dale Frank’s “New Works”