William Bakalevu discovered his passion for painting at 37 years of age after relocating from Suva, the capital city of Fiji, to his ancestral village …
Indonesian printmaker Muhlis Lugis’s large-scale woodcuts explore his cultural heritage by reflecting and recontextualising aspects of Bugis customs, philosophy and mythology. Grounded in …
The multichannel installation 'The Earth is an hourglass' 2024 documents the time-adjusted melting of a pigment-infused block of ice across five channels of …
For the eleventh Asia Pacific Triennial, Haus Yuriyal present a grand display of their cultural expression and unity, encompassing a functional garden, boldly decorated architectural …
Haji Oh's textile installation Seabird Habitats 2022 installed in the eleventh Asia Pacific Triennial, is a single tableau of seven suspended woven panels that …
Lê Thuý is a skilled practitioner of the traditional Vietnamese arts of silk and lacquer painting, highlighting their beauty and their cultural and religious value …
Zhang Xu Zhan’s wildly inventive stop-motion puppetry centres on a darkly comic world of animal outcasts. Based on correspondences between folktales across cultures …
Aotearoa New Zealand's Artists for Waiapu Action — shortened to AWA — which means ‘river’ in Te Reo Māori — is a collaboration between photographer Natalie Robertson …
For their installation 'He Uru Mānuka, He Uru Kānuka' 2024, AWA (Artists for Waiapu Action) revitalises customary net-making and stone fishing weir-building, enabling …
Artists for Waiapu Action — shortened to AWA, which also means ‘river’ in te reo Māori — is a collaboration between photographer and scholar Natalie Robertson and …
Aniway Aquilizan reflects on their participation in the eleventh Asia Pacific Triennial. This is part two of a series that capture reflections from participants involved …
Aniway Aquilizan reflects on their participation in the eleventh Asia Pacific Triennial. This is part one of a series that capture reflections from participants involved …
The Chittagong Hill Tracts in south-eastern Bangladesh are home to 11 different Jumma, or indigenous peoples. Their connection to their lands, as guardians of …
Haji Oh's textile installation 'Seabird habitats' 2022 is a single tableau of seven suspended woven panels that map the entanglement of Korean labour in …
'Five Women' embodies the tension between private and public identities, capturing a moment of transition in Saudi Arabian society through the sculptural arrangement of …
Lê Thuý highlights the cultural significance of silk and lacquer painting in Việt Nam, while subtly commenting on contemporary issues and themes. 'Echo' 2024 evokes …
We reveal what lies beneath Hema Shironi’s beautiful textile works. Shironi’s ruminations on the sociopolitical landscape of her home nation are informed by …
Brett Graham conceives of his Māori whakapapa as a Pasifika/Moana identity affiliated with a global network of indigenous and non-Western peoples. From this …
