Sopheap Pich - in the New York Times
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Kyoko Okubo - a new work
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Ten Nathadwara drawings - in a private collection
Lisa Cline - a few new works
Allyson Mellberg – papercuts
Allyson Mellberg - new work
Kalam Patua - two new works
Guillermo Martin Bermejo
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Herbert Freeman: Truth and Vision by Scott Rothstein - from The Folk Art Messenger, Vol. 22, N. 1, Summer 2010
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5 YEAR PLAN – Aaron Sinift’s artist book now available
Margarita Fick – new works
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Lisa Cline – playing in the park
On the Road
Manuel Mendive
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Christopher Al-Aswad
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Margarita Fick – cutting paper
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José Garcia Montebravo - October 1953 – July 2010
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Herve Perdriolle – a voice for Indian art
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Lindsey Carr - an artist's response to the BP oil spill disaster
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Hermenegildo Bustos
Li Jin – pen/ink/paper
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Allyson Mellberg Taylor
Pushpa Kumari - posted on Escape into Life
Badri Narayan
Julianna Swaney - quietly, without bravado
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Sopheap Pich – forms of heritage
Hyper Real - 3 paintings at Wat Pan On
From Bangkok - thursday, may 20, 2010
Anne Siems – current and historic
2
Liang Changsheng – cut paper
5 Year Plan – a book project with artists Francesco Clemente, Yoko Ono, Pushpa Kumari and 29 others
Ravinder Reddy – art and political crisis
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Kantha: The Embroidered Quilts of Bengal from the Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz and the Stella Kramrisch Collections - installation
Kelly Ludwig - detour art
Patchwork Quilts – Siddis in India
4
Mario Mesa - “I started to paint the day Tamayo died”
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Painted Songs and Stories: Contemporary Pardhan Gond Art from India - Davis Museum, Wellesley College, April 7 – June 6, 2010
Lalitha Lajmi - intimacy and isolation
José Garcia Montebravo – portraits in 3s and 4s
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On The Wall - Bangkok Art and Culture Centre
Guo Haiping – Demented Art
3
Vann Molyvann – and the new Khmer architecture
Herbert Freeman – vision and truth
Nui Project – at Gallery Gallery, Kyoto
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Mr Masao Obata - obituary
Contemporary Japanese Ceramics – tweaking tradition
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Dili, East Timor – a Christmas manger of bottles
Indonesian Shadow puppets – a modern twist
Mid - century Modern – Southeast Asia
Montu Chitrakar
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