The present issue of Artlink is dovoted to the study of contemporary Chinese art. The essays featured here, contributed by scholars, curators and writers specialised in contemporary Chinese art and culture, attempt to understand how and why Chinese artists have become important to contemporary art in a period of less than two decades.
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English

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2003

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In print

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07271239

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2

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magazine/journal/newspaper, 

review

Chapter headings

Two faces of contemporary art in China - Souchou YAO

The cost of creativity - Karen SMITH

Backflow: Returned Chinese artists - Britta ERICKSON, 林似竹

Chinese art Sydney style - Louisa TEO

Xiandai Shufa: Brushes with modernism - Helen GRACE

Broadening the scope - Thomas J. BERGHUIS

Thinking about Guan Wei - KELLY Philippa

A lens on diversity - HUANG Du, 黃篤

Wang Jianwei: Working on the boundaries - HUANGFU Binghui, 皇甫秉惠

The decade of the rise of Chinese women artists - GU Zhenqing, 顧振清, YANG Li, 楊荔

Alors, la chine? - John CLARK, 姜苦樂

Changchun, China: To confront or confirm - Ken SCARLETT

Economic downturn in Hong Kong breathes new life into culture - CHANG Tsongzung Johnson, 張頌仁

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Artlink (Vol 23, No.4; Dec 2003)