ISSUE 17

1998

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COMMENTARY

Asian Modernisms: The birth of the modern in Southeast Asia BY Caroline Turner

Crossroads of Culture: A survey of recent Southeast Asian art in Tokyo BY Akira Tatehata

Revisiting Abstraction: Asian traditions: Modern expressions BY Jae-ryung Roe

Another Long March: Art, politics and “Chinese-ness” in Holland BY Karen Smith

Uncertain Pleasure: An exhibition of contemporary Chinese art in Vancouver BY Henry Tsang

In and Out: Contemporary Chinese views from Australia and China BY Iola Lenzi

Quotations Marks: China-watching in Singapore BY Lee Weng Choy

Georgette Chen: A retrospective at Singapore Art Museum BY Janis Tan Meng Kiat

Building Bridges: A Vietnamese-Thai collaboration BY Jennifer Gampell

Artists’ Hawaii: The soul of contemporary Hawaii BY Linda Moriarty

ESSAYS

Identity Complex: Shin Myeong-eun deconstructs the dog BY Yukiko Shikata

Life Without Zero: An interview with Miyajima Tatsuo BY Robert J. Fouser

Disembodied Aesthetics: Suzann Victor’s corporeal installations BY Melissa Chiu

Daily Rituals: Rekha Rodwittiya’s Rebellion BY Kamala Kapoor

Sacred Pictures: Secular Frames: Spirituality in recent Malaysian art BY Niranjan Rajah

Yogyakarta: The heart of Japanese tradition BY Dipika Rai

Our Pacific: Contemporary art in Fiji BY Teresia K. Teaiwa

ART DIRECTORY

Exhibition Commentary

Exhibition Reports: London Reports, “Krishna: The Divine Lover” at Whitechapel Gallery in London

Gallery and Museum Guide: A comprehensive guide to the best Asian and Pacific art galleries and museums

REVIEWS

Caroline Turner on the Yumeooka Art Project

Paula Gustafson on Haruko Okano

Robert Preece on Kamin Lertchaiprasert

David Clarke on Art in China

Miram Harris on “Long White Dream Cloud”

Susan Bright on “10 Contemporary Painters from China”

Francesca Del Lago on “Against the Tide”

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