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Contemporary art undergirds a topography of the superlative at Simose Art Museum

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By Louis Ho
| Stir World
An exhibition of contemporary art in a new Japanese museum, designed by Shigeru Ban, speaks to the natural environment and the museum's industrial surroundings. by Louis Ho Secreted away behind carparks, low-rise homes and strip malls, a series of modular, pastel-hued cuboids sits, like connected islands, on a shallow pool.
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August 2025, #1469 - Vol 167

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By Mark Evans, Louis Ho, Annabel Westman, Helen Jacobsen
| The Burlington Magazine Verified
You will be signed in for 6 hours upon logging in New to The Burlington Magazine? August 2025 Vol. 167 | No. 1469 Decorative arts Pioneering in her enthusiasm for the achievements of the Pre-Raphaelites, Mary Gardner Bennett organised taste-changing exhibitions and published significant catalogues, establishing a scholarly basis for Liverpool’s great collections of British art. Obituary read more Paris figures prominently in the art-historical imagination.
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Kim Lim and Teo Eng Seng: A study in contrasts

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By Louis Ho
| Stir World
A pair of retrospective exhibitions of the work of Kim Lim (1936-97) and Teo Eng Seng (b. 1938), currently on view at the National Gallery Singapore (NGS), present a study in contrasts. The former is an exercise in contemplative calm while the latter is a blaring detonation that borders on the outré.
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