Ink Studies
Everyday Practices of Calligraphy in Contemporary China
As handwriting fades in the digital age, calligraphy in China is caught between tradition and reinvention. Ink Studies deconstructs this paradox, determining how calligraphy is not simply an ancient art form, but more so a site of ongoing cultural negotiation.
Paper $34.00
Pow Martinez
Edited by Elaine W. Ng and Richard Vine
Structured around intimate conversations with the artist, Pow Martinez examines his shifting visual language, from grotesque figures and chaotic compositions to recent explorations of cinema and surreal storytelling.
Distributed for ArtAsiaPacific
Paper $38.00
Santiago Bose
Painter, Magician
Edited by Elaine W. Ng and HG Masters
With Contributions by Patrick Flores
A visionary and a master of reinvention, Santiago Bose (1949–2002) altered the landscape of Filipino contemporary art. Working across painting, installation, and performance, he disrupted colonial narratives and cultural hierarchies with an unmistakable mix of satire and material experimentation..
Distributed for ArtAsiaPacific
Paper $38.00
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Home Is Not Here
“Wang’s continual balancing of his Chinese heritage with his growing up in a multicultural, British‑ruled Malaysia encapsulates the challenge of dual or multiple identities that many overseas Chinese face.”—Asian Review of Books
Cloth $52.00