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Who Owns It? | Talk
15 Invitations | Publication Project
15 Invitations | Workshop
Xie Congyang traces the emergence of unofficial art exhibitions in northwest China from the late 1970s
Recommended readings on zine and independent publishing cultures in East and South East Asia
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
Võ Hồng Chương-Đài examines how Ho's video installation acts as a non sequitur to colonialist and nationalist historiographies
On Ho Tzu Nyen's research in relation to items in the Ha Bik Chuen Archive
A look at an artist monograph that engages with hip hop in Chinese diasporic communities
Ha Bik Chuen's documentation of the 1997 Hong Kong exhibition curated by Oscar Ho
The Singaporean artist discusses tigers, ghosts, algorithms, and life after celluloid film
Sneha Ragavan questions the dominance of English in India’s art historiography and criticism
A collaboration with the Vancouver Art Gallery
Solomon Benjamin and Wing Shing Tang's artistic explorations of Hong Kong for 15 Invitations
Jack Persekian documents a global pattern of loss for Palestinian art
Visualisations of data about AAA's Collection
Rasheed Araeen's critical challenge to art historical narratives through art curation
Francisco Camacho investigates the similarities between Chinese and South American "antiquity"
Yin Ker discusses the transformation of desire through meditation on desire
Phoebe Wong considers an exhibition's haunting imagery after the traumas of SARS and Leslie Cheung's suicide
Talk
Symposium
Leeza Ahmady | 2005 Martell AAA Research Grant
Richard Streitmatter-Tran | Martell AAA Research Grant
WATCH: This talk unpacks and examines modern and contemporary art in Vietnam in relation its colonial history.
![Image: Lê Trọng Lân, Anh bộ đội [Soldier], 1981, woodblock print, 50 x 60 cm](https://cdn.aaa.org.hk/w500/home_list_images/er-vietnam-list.jpg)