One area of life in which globalism certainly rules is that of contemporary art. Installation, performance, the doctrine of Marcel Duchamp, conceptualism — nowadays these flourish throughout the world and nowhere more so than in the Far East.
Plenty of evidence for this is on view in an exhibition at the Hayward Gallery by the South Korean artist Lee Bul.
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