Alexandra Munroe

Written by Alexandra Munroe Alexandra Munroe is the Samsung Senior Curator of Asian Art at the Guggenheim Museum in New York. In 1989, she organized Yayoi Kusama's first retrospective in the US. The opinions expressed in this commentary are her own. Yayoi Kusama turns 90 this month. And the Japanese artist has much to celebrate. She is the most famous living female artist in the world.

Pigs Might Fly: Traditions/Tensions and the Asia-Pacific Triennial We Are Family: The Asia-Pacific Triennial Nervous Culture: The Pacific component of the Asia-Pacific Triennial Tradition and Innovation: An exhibition of 20th-century Chinese painting The Long Road Back Home: Hong Kong in 1997 and beyond In the Eye of the Beholder: The art of Wang Jin and Feng Jiali Fringe-Dwellers: Down and out in the Yuan Ming Yuan artist’s village Exhibition Report: An exhibition of Chinese costume at the...

The Moderns: The National Gallery of Modern Art, Mumbai Radical Will: Yayoi Kusama in New York De-Genderism: Art on the edge of representation Canned Ambiguity: An exhibition of Korean art in Tokyo Monsters, Devils, Insects and Angels: The bowerbird art of Vu Dan Tan Local Coconuts: Simryn Gill and the politics of identity Getting Them Between the Eyes: An interview with Sunil Gupta Gallery and Museum Guide: A comprehensive guide to the best Asian and Pacific art galleries and institutions...