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Lovers

Lovers

(By Grace Noh) — 1909 — a man and a woman are captured on a thin sheet of paper, the man’s arms and knees gently pressing the woman’s…
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Fragments of Eternity: photographing own mother and slowly losing her

Fragments of Eternity: photographing own mother and slowly losing her

(By Masahito Ono) — In spring of 2012, I photographed my mother. In a white hospital room, clean but bleak, with a view of mountains in…
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Cy Twombly: Against Interpretation

Cy Twombly: Against Interpretation

(By Phway Aye) — Cy Twombly (1928–2011) was an American artist born out of the Abstract Expressionist, Dadaist, and Surrealist movements…
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Alexander Calder: In Defiance of Gravity

Alexander Calder: In Defiance of Gravity

(By Phway Aye) — Alexander Calder (1898–1976) is arguably best known today for his kinetic mobiles. What is less known however is Calder’s…
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Five Senses of Rain

Five Senses of Rain

(By Grace Noh) — “I always like walking in the rain, so no one can see me crying.” — Charlie Chaplin
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The Past and the Real

The Past and the Real

(By Garce Noh) — “What I see is not memory, an imagination, a reconstitution, a piece of Maya, such as art lavishes upon us, but reality in…
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Flesh and Society

Flesh and Society

(By Grace Noh) — Born in Hualien City on the east coast of Taiwan, Chang-Ling (常 陵) spent the first ten years of his artistic career in…
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