Pauline J. Yao is a curator and scholar based in Beijing and San Francisco and co-founder of Arrow Factory
Conversations
Interview with Cao Fei
The Chinese artist discusses her Second Life project, her view on the virtual world, and her generation
Notes
Research Log | Contextualizing and Contesting Current Conversations in South Asian Art
On the dynamism of the Pakistani art scene
Notes
Research Log | More than Parties, More than Drinks
A visit to the Macau Museum of Art for Inward Gazes 2008
Essays
Home, Again: Notes on Contemporary Vietnamese Art
Việt Lê is an artist, creative writer, and independent curator
Conversations
Interview with Amy Cheung
AAA's Phoebe Wong and Janet Chan speak to Hong Kong artist Amy Cheung
Notes
Photologue | Now Jump, NJP Festival, Nam June Paik Art Center
Images of Nam June Paik Art Center’s inaugural biennial exhibition
Notes
Research Log | Plugging-in into Shanghai’s Urbanized Landscape
Fiona He spends four days exploring openings and events at the Shanghai eArts Festival
Conversations
Interview with Jompet
The Indonesian artist discusses his home of Yogyakarta, his Yokohama Triennial work, and the idea of 'Javanese Syncretism'
Notes
Photologue | A Possible World: Taipei Biennale
Images from the 2008 Taipei Biennale
Notes
Photologue | China Whirlwind
Images of a week-long trip to China during biennial season
Notes
Photologue | In Search of Time Crevasse in Yokohama, 12–17 Sep 2008
Images of the first week of Yokohama Triennale 2008
Notes
Photologue | Two Biennials in Korea
Images of the Gwangju and Busan Biennales
Notes
Photologue | Wander and Wonder: Singapore Biennale
Images of the Singapore Biennale
Essays
Reflecting on International Biennials and Triennials in Asia
Meiqin Wang is an assistant professor of Asian art history at California State University, Northridge
Notes
Research Log | Contemporary Art Fair and Art Museum Openings in India
Nabodita Sarkar documents two indelible events for art lovers in India
Conversations
Interview with Alwin Reamillo
The West Australian-based Filipino artist discusses his collaborative works and social sculptures, his peripatetic life, and his philosophical journeys
Notes
Photologue | Seoul, Jul 2008
Images of two exhibition openings run by Arts Council Korea
Essays
Re-imagi(ni)ng the Buddha: The Multiplicity of Authenticities in Contemporary Tibetan Art
Amy Holmes-Tagchungdarpa, Assistant Professor of Tibetan Cultural History at the University of Alabama
Notes
Research Log | Documenting Indonesia
On the significance of the Indonesia Visual Art Archive for Indonesian contemporary art
