ArtAsiaPacific Vol.3 No.3, 1996

22 YOU ARE NOT HERE An exhibition of Korean art in Edinburgh – James B. Lee

25 THE NEW VANUATU CULTURAL CENTER The reopening of this unusual museum – Lissant Bolton

26 DANCE PARTY The Vanuatu Cultural Centre Mini National Arts Festival – Nicholas Thomas

28 PORTRAITS KANAK A haunting exhibition of ethnographic photographs by Fritz Sarasin – Emmanuel Kasarherou

30 FOURTEEN THOUSAND DEGREES The beautiful nickel sculptures of Liliane Rogozyk – Susan Cochrane

31 BURNING BRIDGES The contentious California conference ‘Re-writing the Pacific’ - Michael Hayers

34 SIXTEEN WORDS Edgar Heap of Birds, Judy Watson and friends – Debra Parr

36 THE NERVOUS SYSTEM New Zealand neuroses – Elizabeth Knox

Essays

38 FROM CHOSUN DYNASTY TO SEGEHWA A cultural mapping of contemporary Korea – Roe Jae-ryung

44 VIDEOMATIC Beauty, kitsch and politics in contemporary Korean art – Kim Hyun-do

52 PORTAPAIK Nam June Paik interviewed – Rhee Jong-soong

58 BAUBLES, BANGLES AND BEADS Interviews with four Korean women artists – Kim Sun-jung

68 PAINTING NOTHING The minimal aesthetic of Korean monochrome painting – Lee Hwaik

74 THE BATTLEFIELD IS JUST IN FRONT OF US The little-known world of North Korean art – Suh Sung-rok

77 IN THE EYE OF THE TIGER Korean artists in America – Kim Yu-yeon

81 CHOI HYUNSOO A Korean artist in Paris – Seo Sounjou

82 MADE IN TAIWAN After the political art of the 1980s, what for the 1990s? – Sophie McIntyre

87 THROUGH THE KEYHOLE The third Chiangmai art and cultural festival – Ray Langenbach

Art Directory

94 EXHIBITION REPORT Australia Month at the Seoul Arts Centre

100 EXHIBITION REVIEWS Fumio Nanjo on Asian View; Carole Shepheard on Bodies in Question; Melanie Boyle on Sadashi Inuzuka; Laura Fan on Bayu Utomo Radjikin; Flaudette May V. Datuin on Judy Watson, Pinaree Sanpitak and Doris Hinzen-Roehrig.