At the end of 2005, The Hong Kong Art School organized a symposium, Trading Places: Contemporary Art and Cultural Imaginaries of the Pearl River Delta, in which the School's former Director, Matthew Turner, has curated a series of exchanges and forums between artists and writers from the three cities. This publication is not only a record of the discussions but an extension of the interchanges in the region. With introduction by Matthew Turner, symposium agenda and biographies of the participants.
Access level
Onsite
Location code
REF.HKAS
Language
Chinese - Traditional,
English
Keyword
conference, talk, Pearl River Delta, Macau, China, Hong Kong
Publication/Creation date
2007
No of pages
242
ISBN / ISSN
9627630659
No of copies
2
Content type
anthology
Chapter headings
A Guangdong-Hongkong Creative Cultural Community
The Industries of the Creative Pearl River Delta
Beyond - an Extraordinary Space of Experimentation for Modernisation
Cool Shanshui (Mountain & Water)
Trading Places - Contested Cultrual Imaginaries: what to 'trade' and what to 'contest'?
In Search of a Direction in Transition - from the Old Ladies' House Art Space to Ox Warehouse
Vitality & Motivation VS Marginalization : Reflections on the Guangzhou Cultural Exchange Visit
Places Trading: Cultural Imaginaries of the Pearl River Delta
How Absurd, What a Mess!
2nd Guangzhou Triennial: 'BEYOND: an Extraordinary Space of Experimentation for Modernization'
Interaction In-Between Community Initiatives and the Establishment
Macao
Trading Places - A Radical Vision on Creative Economy: Trading of Culture in the Era of Post-Colonialism
No 'Local' is an Island
An Investigation of the Vision & Strategy of PRD's Art Museums (interview)
On Art Museums' Operation Strategy and Positioning - Hong Kong (interview)
Trading Places: Contemporary Art and Cultural Imaginaries of the Pearl River Delta, 交易場域: 珠江三角洲的當代藝術與文化想像
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Trading Places: Cultural Imaginaries of the Pearl River Delta
Fri, 18 Nov 2005
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