Asia

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  Photo Gallery

  The Majestic Taiwanese Buildings That Only Mosquitoes Call Home

  March 24, 2014 - 

  In Taiwan, hundreds of deserted public construction projects have become breeding grounds for mosquitoes. Artist Yao Jui-chung, joined by a team of photographers known as the Lost Society Document, chronicled these often majestic buildings in images that set off a national scandal and prompted pledges for revitalization from the prime minister.  More

  By Yao Jui-chung

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  Photo Gallery

  Projections Of Our Own Future: Indonesia’s Memorials To Tsunami Victims

  December 26, 2013 - 

  On the anniversary of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, photographer Ivan Sigal sees prophesies of our future in memorials erected at the disaster’s epicenter, Aceh, Indonesia.  More

  By Ivan Sigal

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  Dispatch

  Bangladesh’s Unresolved History of Independence

  December 16, 2013 - 

  On the anniversary of its independence from Pakistan, Bangladesh is reeling from political violence that has killed scores of people in the months leading up to January’s elections. Amid the turmoil, artist Sehba Sarwar finds reason for hope among socially engaged artists in the nation’s capital, Dhaka.  More

  By Sehba Sarwar

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  Video

  Kuang Kuang: “Where Is My Dream?”

  October 7, 2013 - 

  Pi San’s startlingly violent and uproariously funny video animation depicts the Chinese educational system he passed through during the 1980s, a time when students were only permitted to pursue state-sanctioned dreams.  More

  By Pi San

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  Special to Creative Time Reports

  Out of Nowhere: Photography in Cambodia (Part Two)

  July 1, 2013 - 

  As part of the Season of Cambodia arts festival in New York, curators Leeza Ahmady and Erin Gleeson present a selection of landscape photography documenting the rapid changes in Cambodian life today.  More

  By Leeza Ahmady and Erin Gleeson