Ellen Pearlman
Is There A Place In Human Consciousness Where Surveillance Cannot Go? Noor: A Brain Opera
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Is There A Place In Human Consciousness Where Surveillance Can't Go?
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A Co-Lab On Developing Cyborg Arts
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“After Darkness”: Southeast Asian contemporary art at Asia Society, New York
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An Artist Run Non-Profit Helps Open Up Myanmar To Contemporary Art
​"Hansel & Gretel”: the art of surveillance by Herzog and de Meuron with Ai Weiwei in New York
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A Brief History of Contemporary Art In Myanmar
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"Brain Opera" Performance Arts Journal (PAJ)
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“Voice of the Thunder Dragon”: Bhutanese contemporary art in New York City
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The Selected Letters of John Cage
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From Slut Shaming to Systemic Racism, Indie Opera Tackles Timely Issues
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Watching Election Results Roll In While Surrounded by Political Art
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Rebooting a Landmark Series of Art and Technology Collaborations
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The Prescient Work of an Artist Killed on 9/11
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Paying Tribute to Moholy-Nagy with a Concert of Light and Sound
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1,588-Foot-Tall Artwork Lights Up a Political Inferno in Hong Kong
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Resurrecting the First VR Installation to Cross the Atlantic
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Binging on Selfies and Regurgitating Money: The Best of Hong Kong's Art Fair Week
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A New Hong Kong Museum Exposes China’s Censored Memories (Part 2)
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A New Hong Kong Museum Confronts the Difficult History of Chinese Contemporary Art (Part 1)
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After Decades of Silence, Myanmar's Artists Have A Chance To Speak
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The Postcolonial Artist Who Founded Minimalism Before the Americans
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At a Hanoi Prison Museum, A History Too Painful to Aestheticize
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The brain as site-specific surveillant performative space
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An Artist Persists In Syria in a Time of War
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Complex and Gnarly Subjects at a Hong Kong Art Festival
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Yoko Ono Finally Gets the Solo She Deserves
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What China Doesn’t Want You to See: The Beijing Film Festival Comes to New York
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Before the Fame: Yoko Ono's Early Years In New York
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The Emergence of Video Processing Tools, Vol 1 & 2, Review
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Human Performers and Toddler-Sized Robots, Dancing Side By Side
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Listening Is the New Performing
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