Sand Chedis – Wat Pan Tao, Chiang Mai, Thailand
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Kantha: The Embroidered Quilts of Bengal from the Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz and the Stella Kramrisch Collections
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Richard Colman – new work, new website
Early 20th Century Kimonos – a textile in transition
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Nahum B. Zenil - painting the personal, painting the political
The Nui Project - challenging assumptions
Sonabai - another way of seeing
The Museum of Everything – a new venue in London
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Felipe Morales - two portraits
Glass Mosaic Murals – Luang Prabang, Laos
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Through the Sketchbook – a website
HAND/EYE - a new magazine
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Nankusia Shyam - in the New York Times, Aug 18, 2009
Retablo - themes and variations
Artemio Rodriguez
Kyoko Okubo – American Craft Magazine Aug/Sept 2009
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Hassan Fathy - a mosque in New Mexico
Wat Si Saket – showing patina
Masao Obata – a sketchbook
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Masao Obata – 8 works from a private collection
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Nim Kruasaeng – to the point and matter of fact
Art of Campaign: Campaign for Art - Bangkok Art and Culture Centre
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Abraao Batista
Jill Bonovitz - from clay
Ku Shu Lan – cutting paper
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A Japanese Pilgrim Book
Japanese Pilgrims Coats – a garment transformed
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Pradeep Kajania – drawings
Reyum – Institute of Art and Culture
Mangru Uike – pushing tradition
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Cyprien Tokoudagba
Jataka Tales – scrolls from thailand
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Svay Ken – all of life
The Chedis at Wat Pho
Thai Gold Leaf Religious Figures
Kamin Lertchaiprasert – Sitting (Money) 2004 –2006
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