On Censorship
Over the last few months, we have witnessed several incidents of art censorship, assault and outrage instigated by a common…
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Marina's Diary
As a performance artist, I always hated the theater. I didn’t think it was something real. Performance art is about…
Robert Fitzpatrick
Donatien Grau: You’ve had a very complete and fascinating career: from dean of students at Johns Hopkins University and member…
When Art Provokes You...
Just Blame It on Iran!
Art provokes! Sometimes it whispers. On certain occasions it shouts, but it rarely utters the same words to everyone. I…
Asian Insider: The Double-Axle Asian Arts Hub
The development of Hong Kong and Singapore in recent years has set the Asian art world debating as to which…
Making Sense of the Guggenheim’s South and Southeast Asia Initiative
While museums the world over are deliberating the pecking order of emerging art scenes to engage in, typically the Middle…
The Hong Kong Way
More than 67,000 visitors flocked to what was the fifth and final edition of Art HK as we know it.…
On Art and Revolutions,
or a Facebook Ranting
of Yours Sincerely
This is an excerpt from my Facebook wall, prompted by a statement I made regarding my visit to dOCUMENTA (13)…
Art of Change: New Directions from China
Barely two days into its existence, “Art of Change” found a critic in the authoritative figure of Ai Weiwei, who…
Asian Insider: Behind the Art Stage Controversy
For its 2013 edition, Art Stage Singapore will launch a 1,000-square-meter Indonesian Pavilion in direct collaboration with 30 Indonesian artists1,…