Author: Mia Martin

JAPANESE POLITICAL ART: Pussy Riot, Non-Russian Style

Posted by Mia Martin | Apr 26, 2015 | Japan, Uncategorized |

MIA MARTIN WRITES – A Japanese artist has pleaded not guilty to obscenity charges for...

POLITICAL ART: Skype > Government

Posted by Mia Martin | Feb 28, 2015 | China |

MIA MARTIN WRITES – ArtReview’s “Most Powerful Artist in the World,” Ai Weiwei was at one...

Q&A with Miss Asia USA Contender Eriko Lee Katayama

Posted by Mia Martin | May 15, 2014 | Japan, Slider, South Korea |

MIA MARTIN WRITES – When I first met Eriko Lee Katayama last spring she was a classmate of mine in...

ART FEATURE: Zeng Fanzhi Reimagines Economic Progress

Posted by Mia Martin | Apr 24, 2014 | Art, China |

MIA MARTIN WRITES – A picture is worth a thousand words. For modern Chinese artist Zeng Fanzhi, those thousand words represented two major political issues: poverty and inequality.

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