Contemporary Chinese Art
Deconstructing Gao Minglu: critical reflections on contemporaneity and associated exceptionalist readings of contemporary Chinese art
... traditional Chinese Daoist and Confucian thought, it has also been informed by a persistent tendency towards the precise classification of historical objects of study and to view history (according to dynastic ...
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Somewhere (and nowhere) between modernity and tradition: towards a critique of international and indigenous perspectives on the significance of contemporary Chinese art
... of contemporary Chinese art at major national institutions, including a substantial survey exhibition of work by young artists from the PRC at the Art Museum of the Central Academy of Fine ...
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Spilt Ink: Aesthetic Globalization and Contemporary Chinese Art
... of Chinese art in the wider world? While a partly homogenized, cosmopolitan artworld continues to function, churning huge sums of money and sending artworld art to new centers of vastly unevenly ...
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Dance in the system of contemporary integrative Art Studies
... “The Art of the Choreographer,” “The Choreographic Work,” “The Choreographic Direction,” “The Composition of Classical Dance,” ...disciplines: Art Criticism, Literary Criticism, Cultural Studies, ...
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Modern and Contemporary Chinese Literature in Translation
... * Recommended Reading: Krista Van Fleit Hang, “People’s Literature and a Construction of a New Chinese Literary Tradition,” Literature the People Love: Reading Chinese Texts from the Early Maoist Period ...
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Bodily Experience and Restricted Conditions in Contemporary Art
... my art production - why I utilize spray, syringe, or toy gun instead of the typical brush - is because it can make effects without contacting the surface, which means that it can be used to interact with my three ...
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Urban Art Scene in Madrid "How Can a Contemporary Art Be Used for Tourism?"
... Urban art (UA) is a contemporary art type, which was developed in the past four to five ...this art type in most cities has faced oppositions from various groups and thereby been ...
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Becoming multiple: collaboration in contemporary art practice
... collaboration being exclusively concerned with operating as molar art groups with fixed, non-permeable boundaries, there is a movement toward a more multiple, molecular type of collabo[r] ...
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The Wunderkammer from pre-Enlightenment to contemporary art
... and art practices today and, in this respect, extend the mental groundwork of the cabinet of curiosities in to the White Cube and our understanding of the ...
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Growth of African Contemporary Art: The Howard Connection
... Although Enwonwu had been ac- claimed as an excellent artist in Europe and Africa and had exhibited in major European galleries, the Harmon Founda- tion found it difficult to obtain an e[r] ...
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The Degree of Openness of Undergraduate Education to Contemporary Art
... In general, it is considered that the current school curricula of the Plastic Educa- tion discipline develop visual creativity more in the case of secondary-school students than the programs related to the high-school ...
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Defining experiences : feminisms and contemporary art in Indonesia
... Similarly art historian and critic Martin Jay (1994) argues that with the assimilation of artists whose work incorporates some form of abjection into the museum, its power as cultural critique from the margins may ...
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Unsettling space : trauma and architecture in contemporary art
... of art within the gallery ...of art as such, and use the gallery rather as a site embedded within a broader socio-‐political context of institutional spaces of ...within contemporary art with ...
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Media Resistance and Resiliency Revealed in Contemporary Native Art: Implications for Art Educators
... histories, art, clothing, architecture, personalities, and ...create art about what they discover regarding how their own identities are shaped or influenced by popular ...
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Interrogating reciprocal gaze: the animal and human in contemporary art
... on closer scrutiny we can see they are genetically identical, in other words they are clones and are obviously prematurely aging. This work relates to the cloning research on Dolly the sheep who was born old and died at ...
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Finding a Voice and a Place in the Contemporary Indigenous Art World
... Western art institutions because they live in circumstances in which they are largely alienated from ancestral country, language, ritual and ...mainstream art world, without the ‘label’ of ...
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Towards 'Economies of Generosity' in contemporary live art practice
... I use anthropologist Pierre Bourdieu’s conceptualisation of symbolic capital to highlight the way in which both an author of a performance work and the person who gives a gift make a var[r] ...
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Interrogating reciprocal gaze: the animal and human in contemporary art
... viii Gallery; Karen Woodbury and Jane Kirkpatrick, Karen Woodbury Gallery; Criterion Gallery; Sherman Galleries; and Louise Allgood and Anthony Edwards, Pinnacles Gallery, Riverway Art Centre. Thanks also to ...
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Interrogating reciprocal gaze: the animal and human in contemporary art
... The perceptions revealed by the interviews demonstrate that these artists are insightful in relation to the contemporary shifts and changes in the animal-human relationship. They are engaged with and insightful ...
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Interrogating reciprocal gaze: the animal and human in contemporary art
... The macro level of research – the interviews and the group exhibition – revealed the extent to which animals are central to both the lives and practice of the artists. However, the overarching and compelling insight ...
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