Peter Blake: The Things We Hold On ToYuwen JiangArtReview20 May 2024The artist’s latest show at Waddington Custot, London captures the consumer pleasures that the middle classes have enjoyed since the Industrial Revolution
‘Evil Does Not Exist’ Review: The Arts of NoticingYuwen JiangArtReview Asia02 May 2024Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s new film plays out like a fable recording the clash between capitalist extraction and ecological wellbeing
Xuelei Huang on the Secret Life of SmellsYuwen JiangArtReview Asia25 April 2024“I very much wanted to highlight that we ignore the strangers – and smells, by nature, are strangers”
Corridors and Lobbies; Guests and EnemiesYuwen JiangArtReview01 March 2024‘Guest Relations’ at Jameel Arts Centre, Dubai explores an ethics of hospitality, ownership and sovereignty
Jinjoon Lee’s Accidental ContactsYuwen JiangArtReview Asia11 January 2024‘Audible Garden’ at Korean Cultural Centre UK, London radically rearranges the constituent parts of our everyday perceptive experience
Contemporary Queer Chinese Art: A Buried VoiceYuwen JiangArtReview Asia21 December 2023A new book gathers 14 essays by artists, activists and curators that account for the key moments of recent queer history in China
Zhang Xiao’s Mercurial, Mythical ChinaYuwen JiangArtReview Asia25 August 2023The artist’s documentary project explores the spectacle of rural northern China’s commercialised traditions
