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Happy holidays from the KADIST team! As this unimaginable year draws to a close, we’d like to thank all the artists, collaborators, and friends of KADIST for all of your continued support. Stay safe, stay healthy, and we hope to see you [removed];

Frequencies of Tradition, curated by Hyunjin Kim, co-organized with the Times Museum, on view through February 7, 2021. The exhibition explores the turbulence of imperialism, colonialism, nation-state building, their impact on tradition, and how it continues to manifest in our lives today. Presenting work by 19 artists and collectives, filmmakers, and scholars, Frequencies of Tradition departs from an understanding of tradition as a contested space where one can critically reflect on Asian [removed];

Frequencies of Tradition, Online Video Exhibition, streamable through January 30, 2021. Parallel to the exhibition at the Times Museum, the online video exhibition brings together six of the featured works. They are by Yoeri Guépin, Ayoung Kim, Ming Wong, Erika Tan, Ho Tzu Nyen, and Ashoke Chatterjee in collaboration with Alexander [removed];

The Missing Circle, curated by Magalí Arriola, a collaboration with Museo Amparo, on view through February 8, 2021. The exhibition departs from the shared experience of death and extinction that has traversed Latin America since colonial times. Presenting work by 27 artists, the exhibition culminates the eponymous three-year program comprising, seminars, commissions, and [removed];

This newsletter is an update of international programs taking place outside of KADIST’s hubs of Paris and San Francisco. Images (from top to bottom): Chia Wei Hsu, Ho Tzu Nyen, Cristóbal Lehyt (details on [removed])