The mission of positions: east asia cultures critique is to offer a forum of debate for all concerned with the social, intellectual, and political events unfolding in East Asia and within the Asian diaspora.
This is a special issue featuring essays on contemporary art in Asia, edited by Joan Kee.
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Location code
PER.POS
Language
English
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Publication/Creation date
2004
Publication status
In print
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1
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magazine/journal/newspaper
Chapter headings
Guest's Editor's Introduction
Historicizing 'Contemporary Art': Some Discursive Practices in Gendai Bijutsu in Japan
Authenticity, Reflexivity, and Spectacle; or, The Rise of New Asia Is Not the End of the World
Trouble in New Utopia
Catholic Capital: Consuming Manuel Ocampo
Considering Huanjing: Positioning Experimental Art in China
Urban Mediations in Hong Kong Contemporary Art: Notes on A Very Good City and Local Orientation
Beautiful Violence: War, Peace, Globalisation
The Great Wall in Contemporary Chinese Art
Positions: east asia cultures critique (Vol.12, No.3; Winter 2004), special issue-intersections: issues in contemporary art
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