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Discussions with artists, art historians, writers, researchers, curators, and other thinkers in the field
How does AAA make decisions about what it collects? Jane DeBevoise and Anthony Yung discuss AAA’s China projects in relation to this query
Nilima Sheikh discusses histories of the Dunhuang Caves and their influence on her work
Nilima Sheikh discusses the histories and materiality of four natural pigments from her studio space in Baroda
On artworks, museums, rivers, and distributed ownership
Sabih Ahmed and HH Art Spaces discuss live art, the body, and approaching curating as artists
AAA Researchers Sabih Ahmed and Sneha Ragavan discuss their work on histories, contemporary art, and the South Asia region
On archives as “museums minus the aesthetic experience,” the return of God as a spectator, and the totalitarianism of music
The artists discuss virtual reality, art, performance, and empathy
The New York-based artist discusses his work with the Ha Bik Chuen Archive
A brief history of the non-profit organisation as told through priority areas of research and programming interest
The Singaporean artist discusses tigers, ghosts, algorithms, and life after celluloid film
On art, history, institutions, and decolonisation struggles
Kunie Sugiura talks about quitting physics in Japan and taking up photography in Chicago
Ishiuchi Miyako discusses Yokosuka Story, her love of the darkroom, and her artistic process
A conversation on the aims, roles, and possibilities of the Van Abbemuseum Archive
The artist discusses Macau, his work for the recent Venice Biennale, and how he became an artist
A discussion at Speakers' Forum, India Art Fair 2012 in Delhi
The Singapore-based artist discusses Josef Ng's infamous performance Brother Cane, which he reenacted in Chicago
The Taiwanese artist discusses power, pop culture, his passion for film, and how he deals with history in his work
The artist discusses his intuitive entrance into contemporary art, the evolution of his work, and his recent Lunar New Year project for M+
