“Air” of Perplexities at Queensland Gallery of Modern Art
An exploration of political, cultural, and ecological pressures.
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What to See: December 2, 2022
Exhibitions opening this month at museums and art spaces around Asia.
Sancintya Mohini Simpson’s “Sugar”
Interrogations into the labor of indentured workers in the 19th century.
Lu Yang’s “DOKU – The Binary World”
Live from Hong Kong and Sydney.
Lauren Brincat’s “women with fringes etc.”
Revisiting the principles of Bauhaus and the invisibility of artistic labor.
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“Primavera 2021: Young Australian Artists”
A dynamism ran through the latest edition of the annual survey.
Atong Atem’s “Everything in Remission”
Paying tribute to life and one’s heritage through photography and color.
An edict to forget: Vernon Ah Kee’s “Nothing important happened today”
Looking at the state
Hayley Millar Baker’s “There we were all in one place”
Arresting compositions of personal and cultural remembrance.
