Cha: An Asian Literary Journal - Reviews

Reviews / June 2015 (Issue 28)

The Precarious Destitute: A Possible Commentary on the Lives of Unwanted Immigrants

by Michael O'Sullivan

Capturing India: Jason S Polley's Refrain

by Ankur Agarwal

Memories of Borneo: Elsie Sze's Ghost Cave

Singapore, Anthologised: A Luxury We Cannot Afford and SingPoWriMo

by Collier Nogues

Poetic Cosmopolitanism: Tammy Ho Lai-Ming's Hula Hooping

by Michael Tsang

When Culture Discounts Aesthetics: Tomoko Mitani's Will Not Forget Both Laughter And Tears

by Michael Tsang

Resurrecting the Abject: Nicholas Wong's Crevasse

by Michael Tsang

Taming the Tiger: Exploring the Possibilities for Art in a Concrete Jungle

by Arielle Stambler

Assassinating the Avant-Garde: Mu Shiying: China's Lost Modernist

Journey to the West: The Happy Hsiungs: Performing China and the Struggle for Modernity

Reclaiming the Past: Andrea Berrini's A Far Better Thing I Do

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