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ArtReview Asia Autumn 2021

ArtReview Asia Autumn 2021

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The Autumn issue of ArtReview Asia considers what happens when cultural heritage comes under threat. Bangkok-based writer Max Crosbie-Jones’s investigates the long history of the looting and restitution of cultural artefacts in Southeast Asia, and Indian filmmaker Anand Patwardhan considers the future of the medium in the wake of ever tighter government censorship in India and the rise in proscriptive identity politics in academia. Elsewhere in the issue, Korean director Park Chan-wook (Old Boy, 2003 and The Handmaiden, 2016) departs from the world of filmmaking, offering a sneak-peek into his latest series of photography. Columns include examinations of the way in which even India’s weather cycles have been co-opted into its politics; recently rediscovered comic-strip archives in Thailand reveal an alternative history of politics there; the shift of blue-chip international galleries from Hong Kong to Seoul; and the farcical runup to the Tokyo Olympics.

What's inside the issue?

Art Previewed 
Previews, by Nirmala Devi
Points of View, Deepa Bhasthi, Taro Nettleton, Arun A.K., Andy St. Louis, Max Crosbie-Jones
Eugene Tan, interviewed by Adeline Chia 

Art Featured
Anand Patwardhan, Interview by Mark Rappolt
The Real Cultural Appropriation, by Max Crosbie-Jones
Face to Face, artist project by Park Chan-wook
Breaking the Waves, by ArtReview 

Art Reviewed
Liu Wei, by Fi Churchman
Mé, by Thu-Huong Ha
Planitia, by Andrew Russeth
Recast: Recent Works by Anthony Chin & Green Zeng, by Adeline Chia
Hetain Patel, by Mark Rappolt
Yao Cong, by Paul Han
Yukinori Yanagi, by Patrick J. Reed
Simon Fujiwara, by Mark Rappolt 

Books
The Prisoner, by Hwang Sok-yong, reviewed by Mark Rappolt
Don’t Call It Art! Contemporary Art in Vietnam 1993–1999, edited by Annette Bhagwati and Veronika Radulovic, reviewed by Arlette Quynh-Anh Tran
Speak The Wind, by Hoda Afshar, reviewed by Neha Kale
A Passage North, by Anuk Arudpragasam, reviewed by Mark Rappolt
A Mosque in the Jungle, by Othman Wok, reviewed by Adeline Chia
The Revenge of the Real, by Benjamin Bratton, reviewed by J.J. Charlesworth
Night Bus, by Zuo Ma, reviewed by Fi Churchman 

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