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Displaying 20 articles tagged with "Adeline Chia"
Reviews
An Ecotopian Lexicon
03.04.2020
Edited by Matthew Schneider-Mayerson and Brent Ryan Bellamy | University of Minnesota Press, $24.95 (softcover)
The Posthuman City
at NTU Centre for Contemporary Art, Singapore
03.01.2020
Are we just playing at being ‘human’? asks Adeline Chia
Tang Jo-Hung at Taipei Fine Arts Museum
02.12.2019
In the work of this Taiwanese artist, Adeline Chia sees deities, symbolism and mid-life crises
Grandma, I Want a Penis
26.11.2019
by Dusadee Huntrakul | Bangkok City City Gallery, THB 700 (hardcover)
Asian Art Biennial 2019
11.11.2019
Adeline Chia on the task of Asian decolonisation
Between Worlds
: Raden Saleh and Juan Luna at National Gallery Singapore
23.04.2018
Melati Suryodarmo:
Timoribus
at Shanghart, Singapore
18.04.2018
Native Revisions
14.07.2017
On manipulating messages in photography
Apichatpong Weerasethakul: The Serenity of Madness
01.11.2016
Adeline Chia reviews the Thai artist’s first retrospective in his homeland, in Chiang Mai’s Maiiam museum
20th Biennale of Sydney: The future is already here – it's just not evenly distributed
04.07.2016
A sci-fi-inflected enquiry into the twenty-first-century conception of reality
Previews
Art at Home
09.03.2020
Self-isolation getting you down? Adeline Chia selects online exhibitions and artist projects to keep boredom at bay
Six to see in Singapore
20.01.2020
Adeline Chia selects the best exhibitions to see in the city-state (and where to take the best selfie)
ArtReview Asia
’s reading guide
14.01.2020
From the Umbrella Movement to the textures of everyday life – Adeline Chia's picks
Five to See: Singapore
19.11.2019
Adeline Chia’s quick and dirty guide to what to see beyond the Singapore Biennale...
Pick of the Week: Art Jog at Jogja National Museum, Yogyakarta
16.05.2018
Features
Has Jakarta’s art scene come of age?
18.04.2018
For Adeline Chia, there aren’t enough state-funded cultural institutions in Indonesia’s capital city – Jakarta Biennale and Museum MACAN might offer a remedy
Chiang Mai
03.11.2016
Adeline Chia checks out the city's grassroots art scene
Navin Rawanchaikul
03.11.2016
The Thai artist's latest work pushes on from issues of branding identity to confront personal emotions, ghosts of the past and the interconnected histories of South , East and Southeast Asia
Nguan
16.09.2015
Read our feature on the elusive Singaporean photographer who hardly has exhibitions and doesn’t really sell any works, but who has made a difficult place much easier to love
