Devashish Gaur Mines Family Albums—His Own and Strangers’—To Create Complex Photo-Based Artworks
Devashish Gaur's latest work is made up of archival photos he finds in shops across India, presenting a vernacular collective history of the country.
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The museum director discusses building a collection and a permanent home, and bridging the gap between art and audience through storytelling.
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Stella Zhong’s Sculptures and Videos Summon Senses of Intimacy and Alienation
Enigmatic and opaque, Zhong's work masks and makes meaning through sculptural repetition and scalar confusion.
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Sin and Symmetry: An Interview with Kyung-Me
Set in the convent and the okiya, Kyung-Me's drawings grapple with aspiration and submission, entrapment and protection, beauty and vacuity.
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Do Ho Suh's latest project extends his decades-long interest in the visual language of memorialization.
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Prism of Relations: the 2022 Toronto Biennial
The biennial's curators asked how land might be an archive, prompting reflections on human conflicts over land as well as visions for alternate relations.
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