Edisi kali ini memuat beragam informasi. Editor’s letter (hal. 12). Contributors (hal. 15). One on one: Rao Fu on Caspar David Friedrich (hal. 17). Dispatch: Jeju (hal. 18). News round up: career moves & controversy (hal. 20).Main news: art spaces evicted from Shanghai’s west bund (hal. 21). The Point: a long, proud history (hal. 22). Whispering gallery: gusty forecast (hal. 24). Art fair report: Basel; Tokyo (hal. 26). Previews: breaking ground (hal. 30). New currents: Hwang Sueyon; Victor Lim Seaward; Choi Goen (hal. 32). Profile: Musquiqui Chihying (hal. 36). Profile: Dew Kim (hal. 39). Art directory (hal. 80). Itinerary (hal. 84). Taipei: William Kentridge (hal. 86). Sydney: Nicholas Mangan: a world undone (hal. 88). Tokyo: Theaster gates: afro-mingei (hal. 89). Seoul: Yongsun Suh: new works (hal. 90). Taipei: Sawangwongse Yawngwe: the idiot manual (hal. 91). Manila: Leslie de Chavez: as judaz receives the bread from Christ a small black devil in shown entering his mouth (hal. 92). Hong Kong; IM Pei: life is architecture (hal. 93). Chiang Mai: living another future (hal. 94). New York: Reimagine: Himalayan art now (hal. 95). Los Angeles: Josh Kline: climate change (hal. 96). Book reviews (hal. 98). Where I work: Steph Huang (hal. 100). The Sketch: Mandy El-Sayegh (hal. 104).