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Jenny Wu

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Sim Chi Yin’s Revisionist Impulse

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By Jenny Wu
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The artist explores the limits of firsthand knowledge, research and the pursuit of historical truth Some say photomontage was invented in 1918 by Raoul Hausmann and Hannah Höch, who were inspired when they came upon, in homes on the Baltic island of Usedom, coloured lithographs of Prussian musketeers posing in front of barracks. These were generic military mementos, but each family’s had been personalised with a cutout photograph of their son’s face pasted on top of another soldier’s.
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The 10 Exhibitions to See in September 2026

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By Mia Stern, Jenny Wu, Oliver Basciano Verified
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Our editors on the exhibitions they’re looking forward to around the world this month – from Bangkok and Berlin to Yogyakarta and Tokyo Nicholas Cullinan, director of the British Museum, and Hélène Tréheux-Duchêne, ambassador of France to the United Kingdom, at the arrival of the Bayeux Tapestry at the British Museum. © Trustees of the British Museum, London London The Bayeux Tapestry This September, the British Museum is rolling out the carpet: the Bayeux Tapestry.
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Notes from New York: How to Manage an Artist’s Estate

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By Jenny Wu
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You could be cleaning out storage units, taking inventory, digitising papers and creating databases – or just seducing their landlord Before he died in 1989, the queer experimental filmmaker Jack Smith had turned his downtown apartment into the set of a feature film he never made, titled ‘Sinbad in a Rented World’. Judging by footage from 1990, Smith liked to write on walls; he’d painted his ceiling blue and left behind campy murals of goddesses with plaster cones for breasts.
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