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Issue 13 – September 2019

London, Asia, Exhibitions, Histories Edited by Hammad Nasar and Sarah Victoria Turner

Ada Hao, *like a flower paddle my teeth* (dithered video still), 10 minutes 34 seconds, 2019. Digital image courtesy of Ada Hao

INTRODUCTION

London, Asia, Exhibitions, Histories

By Hammad Nasar
and Sarah Victoria Turner

ARTICLE

Exhibitions, Histories

By Sonal Khullar

CONVERSATION PIECE

Why Exhibition Histories?

Convened by Saloni Mathur

INTERVIEW

Exhibitions in Print

Interview between Sharmini Pereira
and Sneha Ragavan

INTERVIEW

Curating the Cosmopolis

Interview between Iwona Blazwick
and Rattanamol Singh Johal

INTERVIEW

Unlearning the Modern

Interview between David Elliott
and Hilary Floe

ARTICLE

Instant Malaysia

By Kelvin Chuah

ARTICLE

“A Bridge between the Two Worlds”

By Sarena Abdullah

ARTICLE

Mapping Decolonisation

By Claire Wintle

ARTICLE

Journeying through Modernism

By Lotte Hoek
and Sanjukta Sunderason

ARTICLE

“Exciting a Wider Interest in the Art of India”

By Brinda Kumar

ARTICLE

Researching Exhibitions of South Asian Women Artists in Britain in the 1980s

By Alice Correia

CURATORIAL ESSAY

Taking Space for Asian Diaspora Narratives

By Annie Jael Kwan

ARTIST COLLABORATION

26 x 2 = 0

By Bettina Fung | 馮允珊

ARTIST COLLABORATION

“like a flower paddle my teeth”

By Ada Hao

ARTIST COLLABORATION

Yellow Peril

By Nicholas Tee