ISSUE 39

WINTER 2004

Print Content

EDITOR'S LETTER

Between the Lines BY Franklin Sirmans

HAPPENINGS

Hong Kong Art Biennial 2003 BY The Editors

Hiroshi Sugimoto’s Sea of Buddha BY Laura Kiteri Leung

Art Forum Berlin BY Astrid Mania

Frieze Art Fair BY Helena Reckitt

Sarah Sze Gets “Genius” Grant BY Merrily Kerr

The Point: New Public Art in Singapore BY Lee Weng Choy

Cai Guo-Qiang’s Light Cycle BY The Editors

One on One: Takeo Baba on Anima, Manga and the Imagination BY Alexandra Chang

FEATURES

From Bindi Girls to Space Invaders: Prema Murthy BY Helena Reckitt

Who Needs Globalism: Echigo-Tsumari Triennial BY Reiko Tomii

The Prince and the Pauper: Yoshitomo Nara BY David Hunt

Grafing Territory: Gajin Fujita BY David Pagel

Wave UFO : Mariko Mori BY Ken Johnson

Global City Dreaming: Kate Beynon BY Helen McDonald

Down the Rabbit Hole: Terence Koh BY Paul Laster

Dreamweaver: Jung Yeondoo BY Yukie Kamiya

REVIEWS

1st Beijing Biennale BY Karen Smith

“Happiness: A survival guide for art & life” BY Franklin Sirmans

“Science Fictions, Singapore Arts Festival 2003” BY Felicity Fenner

Valencia Biennial BY Felicity Fenner

Crossings 2003: Korea/Hawai’i BY Karen K. Kosasa

“Time after Time: Asia & Our Moment” BY Franklin Sirmans

“Playing with a Loaded Gun: Contemporary Art in Pakistan” BY Prageeta Sharma

“Cai Guo-Qiang: Light Cycle Over Central Park” BY Jonathan Goodman

Kenji Yanobe BY Fumihiko Sumitomo

Kang Sun-Mee BY Iris Moon

Kong Sung-Hun BY Iris Moon

Prasong Luemuang BY Gridthiya Gaweewong

TV Santosh BY Ranjit Hoskote

Gieve Patel BY Ranjit Hoskote

“Copy It, Steal It, Share It” BY Lilly Wei

Qiu Zhijie BY Britta Erickson

Shen Yuan BY Britta Erickson

Jun Nguyen-Hatsushiba BY Britta Erickson

Yutaka Sone BY Collette Chattopadhyay

“Through Customs: South Asian Women’s Creative Collective” BY Peter Nagy

DL: The Down Low in Contemporary Art BY Amy Sadao

Yu Hong BY Xenia Tetmajer von Przerwa

Reagan Louie BY Christopher Moylan

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