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ISSUE 28

2000

Issue 28
Print Content
COMMENTARY
Serendipity: Asian Video, photography, film and installation
Transience and Time: A Mattress Factory residency
From Zen to Pop Culture: An autumn in Los Angeles
Twisting the Box: Centre A reinvents the museum
A Floating World: Prospects for the future of Asian art
Loss and Leaving: “One Hundred Years After” in the Philippines
Art and Nation: “Nokia Singapore Art 1999”
Do You Mind My Art?: Public art in China
Weaving New Links: A tapestry workshop in Melbourne
ESSAYS
In Search of Dissidence: “9 Lives” at Casula Powerhouse
Spectacles of Invisibility: The photography of Tseng Kwong Chi and Nikki S. Lee
The Question of Body Ownership: Lee Bul’s cyborgs and monsters
Duplicating Memory: Chen Shun-chu’s photo-installations
A Continuing Tradition: Asmat art of Irian Jaya
Islands of HIstory: Two exhibitions of Torres Strait Islander culture
An Unsettled Season: Political art in Indonesia
ART DIRECTORY
Art Fair Report: Melbourne Art Fair 2000
Art Directory: A guide to galleries and museums exhibiting contemporary Asian and Pacific art
REVIEWS
Pamela Kember on Huang Yan
Ray Langenbach on “History Through Prints”
Iola Lenzi on Jimmy Ong
Sang Ye on Cai Jin
Phillip Mar on “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner”
Lee Weng Choy on “The Rose Crossing”

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