ISSUE 29

2001

Print Content

COMMENTARY

Editorial BY Melissa Chiu

TV Buddha, Video Fish: The worlds of Nam June Paik BY Jonathan Goodman

Picnic in an Art Garden: The 2000 Kwangju Biennale BY Robert J. Fouser

Korean American Views: On exile, travel and belonging BY Doryun Chong

Turning to the Everyday: Land/mind/body-scapes in Tokyo BY Edan Corkill

In-Between Discourses: Alternative art spaces in Tokyo BY Larissa Hjorth

Shifting Perceptions: Contemporary LA visions BY Collette Chattopadhyay

A Complex Prism: Indigenous influences in Australian art BY Ashley Carruthers

Text and Subtext: A Singapore exhibition of women’s art BY Flaudette May V. Datuin

ESSAYS

Vong Phaophanit: In the shadow of words BY Claire Oboussier

Eating Their Words: A Filipino narrative BY Ana P. Labrador

Warrior Girl: Kate Beynon’s tussle with language BY Stuart Koop

Suspended in Ambivalence: The installations of Seong Chun BY Joan Kee

Subaltern Writing: Tsang Tsou Chou–The King of Kowloon BY David Clarke

Valuing Asia: Wong Hoy Cheong’s quest for a postcolonial vocabulary BY Sumit Mandal

Slight of Hand: The use of text in contemporary Chinese Art BY Melissa Chiu

ART DIRECTORY

Art Directory: A guide to galleries and museums exhibiting contemporary Asian and Pacific art

REVIEWS

Jen Budney on Ed Pien

DJ Huppatz on “AWAS! Recent Art from Indonesia”

Bruce Doar on Aniwar Mamat

Benjamin Genocchio on “Critical Response”

Kanchan Chander on Helen Geier

Collette Chattopadhyay on Yoshitomo Nara

Jonathan Goodman on Zhang Huan

Stephen Horne on Tadashi Kawamata

Jonathan Goodman on Shahzia Sikander

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