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Rooted in Asia but connected to the world, print_screen is an editorial platform celebrating the stories, people, and ideas shaping contemporary art now.
World View
Eko Nugroho: ‘We have to keep the ecosystem alive.’
Extending the idea of the copy from his comic book Daging Tumbuh to his latest exhibition STRANGE MONSTER VIEW at STPI, Eko Nugroho reflects on his evolving relationship with printed matter, and his diverse projects that are growing the next generation of artists in Indonesia.
Elizabeth Ang • 09.10.2026
One Work
Collectivity Across Cultures: Pangrok Sulap in Gwangju
Sook-Kyung Lee reflects on how art collective Pangrok Sulap engaged with the histories of political uprisings in Gwangju, reaffirming woodblock printmaking as a critical tool for collective memory, solidarity, and resistance.
Sook-Kyung Lee • 25.09.2026
Daily Practice
Daily Practice: Ho Tzu Nyen
Daily Practice invites art-world creatives to share the habits and rituals that sustain their creative lives, with questions written by artist John Clang, whose practice adopts the ancient Chinese divinatory art of zi wei dou shu.
Ho Tzu Nyen • 11.09.2026
World View
Do Ho Suh’s Intimate Architectures of Transition
Do Ho Suh talks to Mandy Merzaban about the gestural act of rubbing, unpacking tactile layers of seeing and remembering that have underpinned his practice of remaking home across time and space.
Mandy Merzaban • 28.08.2026
Spotlight
Tek Bir Mukhiya: An artist who helped shape Nepal’s visual modernity
Bishal Yonjan examines the print legacies of Tek Bir Mukhiya in Nepal, charting his illustrious career in publication and typography design through thousands of meticulously crafted book covers.
Bishal Yonjan • 07.08.2026
Exhibition Notes
Zarina: A Poetry Anthology
From artwork titles to catalogue excerpts, Sarah Burney indexes the array of poetic verses that have left indelible marks on Zarina's life and work, exploring the dynamic relationship between word and image in her lettered prints.
Sarah Burney • 24.07.2026
Spotlight
Material Encounters from Zarina's Studio
Sarah Burney takes an intimate look at the tools and materials behind Zarina's visceral works—from her delicately carved woodcuts to her evocative paper sculptures—illuminating the printmaker's kinship to material and process.
Sarah Burney • 17.07.2026
World View
Salima Hashmi: ‘The worse things are, the better the art becomes’
In a world increasingly hostile to art, Salima Hashmi speaks to Rirkrit Tiravanija on the enduring role of artists in conjuring new possibilities and making room for the intrepid.
Rirkrit Tiravanija • 26.06.2026