Yes, the world has finally caught up to Abad, and just in time for this retrospective, which has come to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, having opened recently before that at the Walker Art Center. The SFMOMA iteration features more than 40 major works from her 32-year career, including many rarely seen by the public. These bombastic works borrow traditions from as diverse as Korean ink brush painting, Indonesian batik and Nigerian tie-dye. Their multifariousness is on display even in the names of her series: Social Realist, Immigrant Experience, Masks and Spirits.

Co-curated by Freya Chou, Reem Shadid, and Brian Kuan Wood, the 13th Taipei Biennial transforms Taipei Fine Arts Museum into a space for listening, gathering, and improvising. It includes works by 58 local and international artists attending to the theme of Small World, suggesting both a promise and a threat in the strange realities of contemporary life.

A series of virtual talks/Q&A sessions with artists featured in 'How to Survive' as they consider their practice in relation to climate change and care. Martha Atienza is an artist who primarily uses installations and videos to convey pressing issues in her direct environment. Streamed live on Facebook last 11/17 at 5pm Alaska time, 11/18 10am in the Philippines.