In the May/June issue of ArtAsiaPacific , we highlight Venice Biennale artists who have imaginatively forged new links between themselves and others. Critic, curator and artist Banyi Huang studies the practice ... Read more →

In honor of  ArtAsiaPacific ’s 25th anniversary, our focus this year is on looking forward and backward, while still savoring the effervescence of the present moment.  This juxtaposition is reflected in the main Features of ... Read more →

For the May/June 2017 issue of ArtAsiaPacific , the editors consider the politicization and commercialization of exhibition-making, and spotlight international artists who will present works at Documenta 14 and the 57th Venice ... Read more →

The cover feature of ArtAsiaPacific ‘s May/June issue looks at accountant-turned-artist-and-writer Bhupen Khakhar (1934–2003), an adored figure in the tight-knit artistic and literary circles in India whose works were witty ... Read more →

When contemplating what to cover in the May/June issue of ArtAsiaPacific , we were naturally compelled to consider the upcoming Venice Biennale. For this issue, the editors gaze back at some of ... Read more →

The  May/June issue of ArtAsiaPacific looks at artists and collectors, some under the radar, others simply overlooked, who are doing something wonderful and unconventional. For our cover ... Read more →

For this 20th anniversary of ArtAsiaPacific , the editorial and design teams have concocted a rejuvenating injection of Special Features. In early March, AAP gathered together in Hong ... Read more →

Anticipating the season’s many festivals, ArtAsiaPacific 78 considers the work of artists participating in the Biennale of Sydney in Australia, the inaugural Kyiv International Biennale in Ukraine and this ... Read more →

The first half of 2011 has been nothing less than precarious. From the protests that are sweeping through the Arab world with varying degrees of optimism and progress to the devastating earthquakes that hit New ... Read more →

ArtAsiaPacific ’s March/April issue explores topics of technology and communication. Our cover Feature is a retrospective take on the work and life of Keiichi Tanaami , whose macabre paintings, installations and ... Read more →

In ArtAsiaPacific ’s March/April issue , we examine how artists have reconciled fundamental beliefs with the material world, prodding and predicting what tomorrow offers. Our cover Feature chronicles the life of ... Read more →

For the  March/April 2017 issue of ArtAsiaPacific , the editors consider artistic forms of nonviolent resistance to traditionalism, political regression and social intolerance. We begin with the cover Feature on the late ... Read more →

The cover feature of ArtAsiaPacific ‘s March/April issue spotlights the labor-intensive work of Hong Kong artist Au Hoi Lam. Independent curator Charles Merewether discusses the evolution of Au’s work, from minimalist paintings ... Read more →

M is for March, money and madness. The art world is in for a dizzying month that includes the Sharjah Biennial, the Armory Show and Asia Week in New York, TEFAF in Maastricht, followed by ... Read more →

In the March/April issue of ArtAsiaPacific, we look at ways in which artists are stretching perceptions and broadening the world around us. For our cover feature, Bali-based Neo-Geo artist Ashley Bickerton ... Read more →

The March/April issue of ArtAsiaPacific examines the work of artists who attempt to capture the fleeting and quotidian. For our cover feature, AAP ’s managing editor John Jervis ... Read more →

In our March/April issue, ArtAsiaPacific explores ideas of creative self-determination and examines some of the leading artist-run collectives in the Asia region. For the cover feature, editor-at-large HG Masters considers the work of ... Read more →

March/April 2011 Out now www.artasiapacific.com ... Read more →

As ArtAsiaPacific completes its 14th year of publishing an annual review on art from across the Asia-Pacific to the Middle East, we have come to reflect on how the Almanac is ... Read more →

Even before we had signed off on the final proofs for this year’s Almanac , it occurred to us that real closure was impossible. The world we track is constantly changing, and ... Read more →

Even before we had signed off on the final proofs for this year’s Almanac , it occurred to us that real closure was impossible. The world we track is constantly changing, and ... Read more →

Last year felt like one big systems glitch. Much of the news, particularly from the political realm, was mind-boggling. To say the least, it was a year of upheaval and social discontent. While many countries ... Read more →

For ArtAsiaP acific ‘s first issue of 2016 we present  Almanac  XI , a compendium of the most significant art events of 2015 and a look ahead at what’s next in 2016. In addition to ... Read more →

Although a decade has passed since we published the first edition of the ArtAsiaPacific Almanac , the work continues to present new challenges and pleasures. Over the years, we have ... Read more →

An all-knowing Big Brother has revealed what we really talked about most in 2013.   Around the world, we   chatted about what recipe we just tried, the cute habits of a new pet and ... Read more →

ArtAsiaPacific has completed another era: its second decade. In 1993, the art world in the Asia region seemed full of possibilities, or bleak with a lack of them—depending on your perspective. Today, the ... Read more →

Never before in the seven years of compiling the Almanac have the editors of ArtAsiaPacific had so much change and upheaval to write about. It began in January ... Read more →

ArtAsiaPacific Almanac 2011 Out Now www.artasiapacific.com ... Read more →

It has been one year since the New York Times published a report on the numerous allegations of sexual misconduct against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein. The article unleashed the #MeToo movement that has ... Read more →

As we went to print with the November/December issue of ArtAsiaPacific , serious allegations of sexual harassment against women in the art world and media began to surface. The editors at ... Read more →

For the November/December issue of ArtAsiaPacific , we look at artists who in spite of, or because of, all the dire news surrounding global politics, economy and culture, have reimagined different possibilities ... Read more →

ArtAsiaPacific ‘s November/December issue  begins with a look at artistic life in China in the 1970s, specifically through the small landscape paintings of Li Shan. One of the youngest members of the No ... Read more →

In the November/December issue  of ArtAsiaPacific , we look at post-1980s artists who are attempting to comprehend the rapid transformations taking place today—from a micro-level of specificity, such as the situation of Hong ... Read more →

Now that the fall season is in full swing, the  November/December issue of ArtAsiaPacific focuses on much that is new. In Features we spotlight two pioneering figures who are increasingly ... Read more →

Novembers have a tendency to make us reflective. The most immediate topics to emerge from such ruminations might be: Who will soon be the new leaders of China and the next president of the United ... Read more →

ArtAsiaPacific ‘s November/December issue considers the many frameworks already operating in Asia alongside those that are taking root, and the figures who influence these nascent communities. In our cover feature, managing ... Read more →

ArtAsiaPacific ’s special 25th anniversary edition is focused on the future. With contributions by game-changing artists, curators, gallerists and other cultural figures who resist face-value analyses of what seems imminent, issue 110 ... Read more →

Far-flung parts of the world are becoming superficially similar, homogenized by commerce and tourism, yet their micro-histories remain full of fascinating details and rich stories. ArtAsiaPacific ’s September/October issue looks at artists ... Read more →

For ArtAsiaPacific ‘s September/October issue , our 100th issue, we went back into our archive, to look for insight into the ideas and motivations behind the magazine. In our Special Feature , ... Read more →

For the  September/October issue of ArtAsiaPacific , AAP contributing editor Jyoti Dhar considers New Delhi-based Bengali artist and poet Mithu Sen’s surrealistic imagery and text-based practice. Exploring universal notions of gender ... Read more →

The September/October issue of ArtAsiaPacific concentrates on artists who create projects directly informed by local conditions. We begin with Akram Zaatari, whose practice encompasses filmmaking, research, photography and curating. AAP editor at large ... Read more →

For the September/October  issue of  ArtAsiaPacific , we consider artists and genres that push forward important conversations of identity politics. Throughout the 1990s, Asia-Pacific artists in the United States ... Read more →

As most of the art world in the northern hemisphere returns from their summer holidays, a new season unfolds with a dozen large-scale festival exhibitions. In Asia alone, Gwangju, Busan and Media City Seoul in ... Read more →

Responding to today’s global shifts, our September/October issue seeks out developments among artists’ practices, especially those who embrace genre-defying approaches. We introduce our new associate editor Hemant Sareen, whose Feature article looks at ... Read more →

A saffron-painted merry cow and the mass-market dairy products it produces form the centerpiece of  Yellow Cow  (2006–10), a multi-part installation by the Saudi Arabian artist  Ahmed Mater  that catapults the Quran tale it references ... Read more →

As the hectic art calendar decelerates north of the equator, the July/August issue of ArtAsiaPacific spotlights artists who methodically capture the subtle aspects of time and place that constitute personal and ... Read more →

For the July/August issue of ArtAsiaPacific , we focus on the practice of Pio Abad, whose work—a silk scarf printed with a silhouette of Imelda Marcos, former First Lady of the Philippines—is ... Read more →

For the July/August issue of AAP , we look at visual artists whose practice intertwines elements of other creative disciplines—such as music, philosophy, writing, design or activism—and whose following extends beyond the ... Read more →

The July/August issue of ArtAsiaPacific looks back at some of the most important artistic figures and movements from Asia after World War II, a period that witnessed the emergence of alternative art ... Read more →

For the  July/August issue of ArtAsiaPacific , we consider the seminal figures that have shaped contemporary art in Asia, the Middle East and the Pacific, as well as a younger generation ... Read more →

While the northern hemisphere basks in summer weather, ArtAsiaPacific has decided to take a hint from this change of seasons and let our hair down. In our desire to lighten the tone, the ... Read more →

While most of the art world puts up its feet in July and August, ArtAsiaPacific takes a moment to contemplate the subtle and not-so-subtle changes swirling about us today. In this issue, ... Read more →