Subversive strategies in contemporary Chinese art

This book paves the way for the rebirth of a Chinese aesthetics adequate to the art whose sheer energy and imaginative power is subverting the ideas through which western and Chinese critics think about art. The first collection of essays by American and Chinese philosophers and art historians, this book begins by showing how the art reflects current crises and is working them out through bodies gendered and political. The essays raise the question of Chinese identity in a global world and note a blurring of the boundary between art and everyday life.

Year

2011

Language

English

Series

Philosophy of history and culture -- v. 31

Publisher

Brill

Editions

1

Pages

417

ISBN

9789004187955

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