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In Issue 116, Los Angeles desk editor Jennifer S. Li reviewed Nonaka-Hill’s solo exhibition of Japanese conceptualist Yutaka Matsuzawa (1922–2006), who sought to explore notions of impermanence and consciousness through artistic modes beyond traditional object-based practice. The full text is also available in Chinese.
A Turning Moment: Urban Narratives in Chinese Contemporary Art, 1995–2019
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In the sixth episode of the ArtAsiaPacific Podcast, Pio Abad reveals that the novel he’s always dreamed of writing would be based on non-fictional family histories of adventure, revolution, triumph, and grief, and tells us how the fantasy of this multi-generational novel inspires his multidisciplinary practice. Tune in to the episode for this interview, our exhibition roundup, and haiku review here.
