'During the last three decades contemporary Chinese art has become increasingly prominent on the international stage. However, despite its growing international profile, relatively little attention has been paid to the specific social, political and cultural circumstances in relation to which contemporary Chinese art has been produced and received inside the People's Republic of China, particularly with regard to regional and localized contexts outside the Chinese capital Beijing. This book goes some way to addressing that relative lack of attention by presenting a series of in-depth conversations with seven contemporary Chinese artists, all of whom live and work in or close to the city of Shanghai.' - excerpt from back cover

Includes foreword by Lorenz Helbling, artists' biographies, and bibliography.
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REF.GLP
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English

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2011

No of pages

96

ISBN / ISSN

9789881506375

No of copies

1

Content type

interview documentation, 

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Chapter headings

Introduction

Notes on Translation and Editing

The Conversations

A Conversation with Yu Youhan

A Conversation with Liang Shaoji

Response to a Conversation with Paul Gladston - Liang Shaoji

A Conversation with Ding Yi

A Conversation with Yang Fudong

A Conversation with Birdhead (Song Tao and Ji Weiyu)

A Conversation with Zhang Ding

Contemporary Art in Shanghai: Conversations with Seven Chinese Artists
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Contemporary Art in Shanghai: Conversations with Seven Chinese Artists