"By Shedding light on the complex interaction of native Taiwanese culture, colonial Japanese modernism, and the state-led adoption of mainland Chinese art in Postwar Taiwan, this work presents a study that is also most useful to anyone interested in colonial and post-colonial art in Korea and in modernity in East Asian art." - Frank Hoffman, Harvard University. Detailed cataloguing of artists in progress...
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Onsite
author
Location code
REF.KUJ
Language
English
Keyword
Publication/Creation date
2000
No of pages
196
ISBN / ISSN
0295979518
No of copies
1
Content type
monograph
Chapter headings
Architecture of Colonialism and Decolonization
Nihonga/Togoya/Chiao-Ts'ai-hua 1895-1983
From National/Chinese Painting to Modern Painting
The Question of Authenticity
After the Empire: The Postwar Generation of Painters
Concluding Remarks
Art and Cultural Politics in Postwar Taiwan
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