Shows

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”

CHAOUKI CHAMOUN, In the Beginning was the Search for Word, 2011, acrylic on canvas, 63 x 59 inches 160 x 149.9 cm. Courtesy Sundaram Tagore Gallery, Hong Kong.

“Written Images: Contemporary Calligraphy from the Middle East”

ADEEL UZ ZAFAR, I Am Angry & I Mean It, 2012,engraved drawing on plastic vinyl, 274 x 244 cm. Courtesy Lawrie Shabibi Gallery, Dubai.

“Stop, Play, Pause, Repeat”

ALWAR BALASUBRAMANIAM, Kaayam (detail), 2008, four fiberglass and acrylic sculptures cast from the artist's body. Courtesy Talwar Gallery, New York / New Delhi.

Alwar Balasubramaniam