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 TiffanySia, Salty Wet , 2019, magazine, 22 pages, 28 x 22 cm

TiffanySia, Salty Wet, 2019, magazine, 22 pages, 28 x 22 cm

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By Jaime Chu

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#66
 View of “M/Made in Shanghai”

View of “M/Made in Shanghai”

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M/Made in Shanghai at the Power Station of Art

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The End is Night

By Jaime Chu

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Postcard from Hong Kong

Jaime Chu

#62 Winter 2020
In the roundtable in this issue, artist John Hill notes that if 2010 seemed like a time of abundance, 2019 feels like a time of scarcity. The 10s was a decade in which the bottom fell out of politics, and the art system lost its credibility. The wealthy got wealthier and disproved trickle-down economics. Communicating did not just mean...

#62 Winter 2020

View Hong Kong

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View Hong Kong

"Café do Brasil" at Para Site by Jaime Chu

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#66 Winter 2020/21
Here’s what we wanted: a deep, personal, painful appraisal of the art world as we know it. Some of us hate it, some love it, and many depend on its continued survival. When we posed this to our writers, they threw the kitchen sink at us: folklore, failure, fantasy, and wait for it ... God! It’s the Therapy Issue. And we’re still blaming...

#66 Winter 2020/21

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