Shows

RUNA ISLAM. Emergence, 2011, still from 35 mm film (color, silent), film: 2 min 54 sec. Commissioned by The Museum of Modern Art, New York, for The Elaine Dannheisser Projects Seri

Runa Islam’s Projects 95 at MoMA

ZENG FANZHI, A Man in Malancholy, 1990, oil on canvas, 110 × 90 cm. Courtesy of Gagosian Gallery.

Zeng Fanzhi at Gagosian

WAEL SHAWKY, Larvae Channel 2, 2009, animation still. Courtesy Delfina Foundation, London.

Wael Shawky’s “Larvae Channel”

NADA SEHNAOUI, To Sweep, 2011, printed paper and brooms, 500 x 500 cm. Photo by Hagop Kalondjian. Courtesy the artist.

“Rebirth: Lebanon XXIst Century Contemporary Art”

ZHANG DUN, Street Scene No. 6, 2011, pencil on paper. Courtesy Chambers Fine Art, New York.

Zhang Dun’s and Mi Mai’s “A Difference of Opinion”

HARIS EPAMINONDA, Gramaphone 2, 2006, video still, video: 2 min 29 sec. Courtesy The Third Line, Dubai.

“Snail Fever” at The Third Line

COCOY LUMBAO, Vanguard, 2007, video still. Courtesy Osage Gallery, Hong Kong.

Roberto Chabet’s “Complete & Unabridged, Part II”

TETSURO SATO, Sakie 02, 2010, black-and-white gelatin silver print, 116.8 x 116.8 cm. Courtesy Onishi Gallery, New York.

Tetsuro Sato’s “Hengao”

RYOJI IKEDA, the transfinite (2011). Photo by James Ewing. Courtesy Park Avenue Armory, New York.

Ryoji Ikeda’s “The Transfinite”

THE DOMESTICATED KIND OF PREJUDIS, 2011, acrylic and bitumen on canvas, 137 x 137 cm. Courtesy Tyler Rollins Fine Art, New York.

Jalaini Abu Hassan’s “Bangsawan Kebangsaan”

BEHIND RED 059, 2008, 200 x 250 cm. Courtesy the artist and Nicholas Robinson Gallery, New York.

SeaHyun Lee’s ”Between Red”

REST, 2011, single bed, pillow, duvet
and bed sheets. Site-specific installation at House 44, Dubai. © Miranda
Sharp/Delfina Foundation. Courtesy the artist and Delfina Foundation,

Abbas Akhavan at House 44

SUBODH GUPTA, Atta, 2011, Painted Bronze, flour, table, 8.5 x 18 x 59.5 cm. Courtesy Hauser & Wirth, New York.

Subodh Gupta’s “A Glass of Water”

LI SONGSONG, Pig Years, 2010, oil on aluminum panel, 380 × 520 cm. Courtesy the Pace Gallery, New York.

Li Songsong’s “Recent Works”