Heri Dono’s “Angel’s Exodus”
Processing the political and social eruptions of his native Indonesia.
Ryudai Takano’s “When the absence of light touches the ground, distance is lost and distance created”
Images that live somewhere between the physical and metaphysical world.
Taiwanese Artists Look “For a Better Tomorrow”
Embracing the political in a critique of neoliberalism.
Maria Taniguchi at Galerie Perrotin
New works highlight the architectural boundaries of the space with their imposing scales and uniform brick-patterned composition.
Ip Yuk Yiu’s “Clouds Falling: Machinima”
A simple setup belies complex images.
SeMA Biennale Mediacity Seoul 2016: “Neriri Kiruru Harara”
Visions for the future have returned with urgency in South Korea.
“Connect 1: Still Acts” with Lee Bul, Chung Seoyoung and Sora Kim
Looking back at three female artists crucial to the institution
Trevor Yeung’s “The Sunset of Last Summer”
Combining themes of love, loss and unfettered reminiscence.
Kim Yong-ik’s “Closer . . . Come Closer . . .”
A genre-defying artist whose appeal crosses generations.
