Fiona Tan
With the other hand/Reader

Since emerging in the late 1990s, artist Fiona Tan has gained worldwide recognition for her moving-image and photographic artworks which investigate the contested realm of representation, exploring history and time as well as our place within them. Many of the world's finest art-writers have examined Tan's important work, from the late John Berger and Okwui Enwezor to Dawn Chan, Lynne Cooke, and Brian Dillon, among others. Edited by noted art historian and critic Gilda Williams, this volume gathers the key critical writings across the artist's essential works as explored through various lenses, including art history, postcolonial theory and film analysis. Catalog essays and exhibition reviews on individual works are set alongside Tan's own substantial body of writing.

This two-volume publication marks the occasion of Tan's first extensive mid-career retrospective, presented concurrently at the Museum der Moderne Salzburg and Kunsthalle Krems.

Edited by Gilda Williams
Texts by John Berger, Saskia Bos, David Campany, Stéphane Carrayrou, Dawn Chan, Lynne Cooke, Laura Cumming, Brian Dillon, Doris von Drathen, Thomas Elsaesser, Juliana Engberg, Okwui Enwezor, David Frankel, Christophe Gallois, Philip Gefter, Denis Gielen , Massimiliano Gioni, Mark Godfrey, Hettie Judah, Midori Matsui, Philip Monk, Elisa Schaar, Sabine Maria Schmidt, Adrian Searle, Joel Snyder, Fiona Tan, Adelina Vlas, and Gilda Williams

Paperback, 21 x 14 cm, 384 pages, 30 pictures, weight 0.40 kg
Snoeck, Cologne, October 2020
ISBN: 978-3-86442-325-3