Shows

Installation view of

Cheo Chai-Hiang’s “Don't Sit On Me”

ZHANG XIAO, Coastline No.45, 2009, Giclée print, 100 x 120 cm. Courtesy the artist and Blindspot Gallery, Hong Kong.

Zhang Xiao’s “Coastline”

MONA HATOUM, from the

Preview of Mona Hatoum’s “You Are Still Here” at Arter, Istanbul

Exterior view of Rossi & Rossi with window advertisement for Heman Chong's

Heman Chong’s “LEM1”

RYUSUKE ITO, Film Studies (Odessa’s Steps), 2006, mixed media installation. Collection and courtesy of Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography.

Yebizo Festival 2011

MINOUK LIM, Firecliff 1_Madrid, 2010, single-channel HD video with sound, 13 min 40 sec. Courtesy the artist and PKM Gallery | Bartleby Bickle & Meursault, Seoul.

Minouk Lim’s “Liquide Commune, Part I”

Installation view of MINOUK LIM's Yongbong‐ri (left), 2011, cuttlefish bones, metal, plaster, gauze, plastic fan, paraffin, 194 x 35 cm diameter, and Espionage Ship (right), 2011,

Minouk Lim‘s “Liquide Commune, Part II”

Installation view of works by GÜNEŞ TERKOL at her solo show

Güneş Terkol’s “The Main Forces That Stir Up Action”

AKRAM ZAATARI, Tomorrow Everything Will Be Alright, 2010, still from single-channel video, 12 minutes. Courtesy MIT List Visual Arts Center.

Akram Zaatari’s “Tomorrow Everything Will Be Alright”

FEDERICO HERRERO, Intervention in and around Para/Site, 2011, painted patches inside and outside Para/Site's space, 2012. Photo by Ann Woo for ArtAsiaPacific.

Para Site’s “Two Thousand Eleven”

JOANA HADJITHOMAS and KHALIL JOREIGE, Any recognition will be purely fortuitous (detail), 2005 - 2011, print, 150 x 260 cm. Courtesy the artists and CRG Gallery, New York.

Beirut in New York, “Due to unforeseen events...”

İNCI EVINER, Fluxes of Girls on Europe, 2010, HD Data Video, 3 min loop. Courtesy Istanbul Modern.

“Dream and Reality: Modern and Contemporary Women Artists from Turkey,” Part Two

MIHRI MÜSFIK, Portrait, undated, pastel on canvas, 116 x 89 cm. Istanbul Modern Collection.

“Dream and Reality: Modern and Contemporary Women Artists from Turkey,” Part One

TAKASHI KURIBAYASHI, Wald aus Wald (Forest from Forest), 2011, mixed media. Courtesy HKAC.

“Vision of Nature: Lost & Found in Asian Contemporary Art”