Christopher Whitfield

From Natsuko Tanihara’s Bunraku-inspired paintings at Multiply Encoded Messages to Yuta Geshi’s art of the everyday at Decameron

The radical troupe takes to the floor in Tokyo, where performers toy with the tension between intimacy and ecstatic rapture

In the artist’s show at Taipei Fine Arts Museum, sculptures made with recycled goods engage with cycles of consumption

An exhibition of video work at MoCA Taipei highlights the affinities between the regions but also the logistical hurdles that prevent full reciprocal exchange

‘Still Alive’ registers the inequity inherent in the world while imagining a trajectory to a future unburdened by rigid categories of identity

A survey at Chishang Art Centre, Taiwan, positions the artist’s tenderly crafted landscapes alongside his lesser-known depictions of handsome young men