Art Asia Pacific
Founded in 1993, ArtAsiaPacific magazine stands as the premier English-language publication dedicated to contemporary art and culture across Asia, the Pacific, and the Middle East. Released six times a year, AAP features articles, profiles, essays, and critiques penned by experts from around the globe. Their website provides the latest news updates, excerpts from current and past magazine editions, along with exclusive multimedia content. Since 2005, AAP has been releasing an annual Almanac edition each January, which reviews the previous year in the 67 nations and territories it covers. This edition includes news, reports on exhibitions and festivals, as well as country-specific insights. Notably, it features special sections like Five Plus One, which highlights five exceptional artists from the past year and one up-and-coming talent for the coming year, alongside Reflections, a collection of essays by esteemed curators and cultural figures. Additionally, AAP produces exhibition catalogs and artist monographs, which can be explored in the shop section on their website.
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artasiapacific.com | Elaine W. Ng
Editor’s Letter By Elaine W. Ng SU-MEI TSE, Sealed (#1-3), 2024, brass, silicone, red string, 110 × 110In our collective moment of anxiety-inducing political rhetoric and endlessly cascading bad news, this issue of ArtAsiaPacific spotlights artists’ work that seeks to reframe our sense of reality.
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artasiapacific.com | Richard Vine
Issue A will to psychic reclamation pervades the work of video artist Jane Jin Kaisen, who grew up as a Korean adoptee in Denmark. Now 45 and a professor of media arts at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Copenhagen, she has spent two decades imaginatively processing the cultural ethos of her birthplace. The undertaking has gained her multiple honors, including that of representing South Korea at the 58th Venice Biennale in 2019.
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artasiapacific.com | Annabel Preston
News On April 27, renowned Korean multidisciplinary artist Suki Seokyeong Kang passed away at the age of 48, after an extended battle with cancer. Born in 1977 in Seoul, Kang was originally trained in the East Asian tradition of ink painting at Ewha Womans University in the South Korean capital. In 2012, she graduated with an MA in painting from London’s Royal College of Art.
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artasiapacific.com | Annabel Preston
News The Japan Foundation has named Los Angeles-based performance artist Ei Arakawa-Nash as the Japan Pavilion’s representative at the 61st Venice Biennale, which will open in April 2026. Born in 1977 in Fukushima, Arakawa-Nash has been active since the early 2000s as a pioneer for the international visibility and advancement of performance art.
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artasiapacific.com | Chloe Chu
Shows Dondon Hounwn and Shu Lea CheangHagay DreamingTate ModernLondonMar 13–15, 2025Conceived by artist and shaman Dondon Hounwn, the performance Hagay Dreaming (2020– ) is centered on a hunter who, upon falling asleep in a mountain forest, encounters gender-fluid spirits called Hagay drawn from Indigenous Taiwanese legend. Through dance and song, the Hagay share instructions on how to live harmoniously with nature and community.
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