Jinsang Yoo is an independent critic based in Seoul. What follows are his “Things Worth Remembering” for 2010: Kim Beom Objects Being Taught They are Nothing but Tools Kim Beom is among the most significant contemporary artists in Korea rightView More >
Based between Tokyo and Rotterdam, Kayoko Ota is a curator with AMO, the think tank counterpart to Office for Metropolitan Architecture. What follows are her “Things Worth Remembering” for 2010: Rotor, ‘Usus/usures: Etat des lieux – How things stand’ TheView More >
An association of seven emerging galleries, New Tokyo Contemporaries was established in 2008 to create a new context for contemporary art in Tokyo, and organizes annual exhibitions and panel discussions drawing upon the unique perspectives of its members. With theView More >
Fumio Nanjo is Director of the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo. What follows are his “Things Worth Remembering” for 2010: 8th Gwangju Biennale, ‘10,000 Lives’ Carl Andre and Gu Dexin With an extremely lucid theme and a deliberate but broadView More >
Hu Fang is a fiction writer and co-founder of Vitamin Creative Space, Guangzhou, as well as The Pavilion/the shop, Beijing. What follows are his “Things Worth Remembering” for 2010, Every Day Except Christmas: January: Miracles that slip through the cracksView More >
Doryun Chong is Associate Curator of Painting and Sculpture at the Museum of Modern Art, New York. What follows are his “Things Worth Remembering” for 2010: Sites Lee Ufan Museum, Naoshima In 2010, I was lucky to see two remarkableView More >
To make this list I’m bypassing most art exhibitions, because I didn’t experience 2010 as particularly memorable in terms of purely visual art experiences. However, the year was quite aesthetically memorable for collaborations between visual artists and those working inView More >
Judy Annear is Senior Curator of Photography at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney. What follows are her “Things Worth Remembering” for 2010: Yasumasa Morimura, “A Requiem: Art on Top of the Battlefield” Unexpected Visitors Morimura’s exhibition examiningView More >
Issue 6: Primitive Technology If the medium through which an artwork is realized is a necessary condition of that work, what happens when technology makes new kinds of previously unimaginable artworks possible? Conversely, what happens to the temporal field ofView More >
October 2 to December 5, 2010 Atelier Hermès, Seoul Installation view of Sora Kim at Atelier Hermès, Seoul, 2010. All images: Courtesy the artist and Atelier Hermès, Seoul. Sora Kim is best known for works from the late 1990s andView More >