En Liang Khong

En Liang Khong is Director of Digital at ArtReview. His writing on politics and art has been published in the Financial Times, Times Literary Supplement and The New Statesman.

Why We Can’t Stop Listening to the Drone

En Liang KhongArtReview20 April 2021

From ancient Dionysian rites to Bongripper, Harry Sword’s ‘Monolithic Undertow’ celebrates the pleasures of slow, sustained sound

Is Nature Healing?

En Liang KhongArtReview23 February 2021

Cal Flyn’s ‘Islands of Abandonment’ is an atlas of the spaces over which we once ruled, now deserted

Secrets of the VIP Party: Why the 1% Love ‘Ritualised Waste’

En Liang Khongartreview.com07 January 2021

Sociologist and former fashion model Ashley Mears examines the elite global party circuit, stretching from Art Basel Miami to London Fashion Week

Trevor Paglen: How COVID-19 Changed the Way We See the World

En Liang KhongArtReview10 September 2020

‘It feels like trying to swim in the middle of a giant storm’ – the artist on the art of Facebook metaportraits, machine vision, and meaning in the age of the pandemic

Work of the Week: Susan Philipsz’s ‘Muffled Drums’

En Liang Khongartreview.com27 May 2020

The Turner Prize-winning sound artist brings the beating heart of an Edgar Allan Poe nightmare into your own home