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Issue 118 - May, June 2020 Monograph designed 'to bring delight to

Issue 118 - May, June 2020 Monograph designed 'to bring delight toArtAsiaPacific Issue 118 (May June 2020) delves into how the COVID 19 pandemic has compelled a reevaluation of overlooked aspects within global social, economic, and cultural systems. The cover feature spotlights Sawangwongse Yawnghwe, whose paintings and installations preserve the cultural memories of Myanmar's persecuted Shan people. Another feature examines the legacy of Carlos Villa (19362013), an artist and educator who championed diversity in

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designed 'to bring delight to the citizen

forcing three-quarters of Palestinians into exile

Each book in the series is a monographic essay commissioned in the style of how-to manuals that situate themselves in the space between the technical and reflective

ISBN: 9789948865032

Issue 118 - May, June 2020 Monograph designed 'to bring delight toArtAsiaPacific Issue 118 (May June 2020) delves into how the COVID 19 pandemic has compelled a reevaluation of overlooked aspects within global social, economic, and cultural systems. The cover feature spotlights Sawangwongse Yawnghwe, whose paintings and installations preserve the cultural memories of Myanmar's persecuted Shan people. Another feature examines the legacy of Carlos Villa (19362013), an artist and educator who championed diversity in

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