Southeast of Now Vol. 9, No. 2

Southeast of Now Vol. 9, No. 2

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The second issue of the ninth volume features: Introduction: Intermedial Inquiries Chairat Polmuk, Eric Goh Correction and Note of Apology from the Editors Articles Preserving Embroidery Patterns through a Manuscript: The Sino-Singapore Trade of Teochew Buddhist Textiles since the 1930s Zhang Jie Coordinating Body: Black Artists in Asia and the Practice of Maintenance in a Time of Hunger Mayumi Hirano Listening for Queer: The Intermedial Circuits of a Raw Aesthetics in Bangkok's Nightlife Rory Fewer Drawing Encounters of an Intertidal Landscape: Autotopography as Counter-Mapping Practice Wong Zi Hao The Impossible Self-Portrait: Translation, Transmogrification, Transmediality Tan Zi Hao, Roger Nelson Exhibition Review Malleable Pasts: Fictional History and Radical Art History in Pagburo at Pag-alsa: Natural Depictions and Illustrated Prophecies (Gelacio, 1910) (2020) Gianpaolo Arago Book Review Soviet Socialist Realism and Art in the Asia-Pacific by Alison Carroll (review) Nora A. Taylor Field Report Of Opaque Poems and Paper Sculptures: Nguyễn Thúy Hằng's Intermedial Practice Hung Duong --- Thanks to generous grants from the Chen Chong Swee Asian Arts Programme at Yale-NUS College, Singapore, and also the Foundation for Arts Initiatives, Paris, the journal’s online editions are now freely available via Open Access, online at Project Muse. For editorial enquiries, contact the editors at southeastofnow@gmail.com For print issues, the subscription form is available here or contact us at orders.nuspress@nus.edu.sg Annual Print Subscription Rates (2 issues) Southeast Asia Elsewhere INDIVIDUALS US$40 US$60 INSTITUTIONS US$150 US$225

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