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Weavers of Worlds – A Century of Flux in Japanese Modern / Contemporary Art
For her solo presentation at the 58th Venice Biennale’s Hong Kong pavilion, Shirley Tse has fashioned a visual diary of everyday objects using 3D-printed joints and hand-turned wooden forms in a “rhizome-like” installation, Negotiated Differences (2019). Linked together, these objects—a badminton racket and a bowling pin, for example—are a continuation of her interests in ideas of plasticity and the molecular structures of polymers, and their connection to global patterns of migration and trade, as Tse explains in an interview with Julee Woo Jin Chung. Read the full Feature here.
In episode three of the ArtAsiaPacific Podcast, we trace the extraordinary history of Delhi-based nonprofit Khoj International Artists’ Association, which has mobilized countless artistic communities in South Asia, fostering cross-cultural connections and nurturing alternative, experimental practices. Listen to our interview with Khoj founding member and director Pooja Sood, and curator and programs manager Mario D’Souza, as well as our exhibition previews, the latest news, and haiku review here.
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