'On Cultural Influence offers a unique perspective of international viewpoints on the changing cultural landscape. This collection presents over thirty papers delivered at three apexart international conferences—Wroclaw, Poland (1999), Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (2001), and Honolulu, Hawaii (2004). The continuing conference series is intended to promote an open dialog among notable cultural practitioners, including curators, writers, historians, artists, sociologists, and others, about various cultural concerns and how they change from each gathering to the next and differ among the participants. The wide range of perspectives, wealth of examples and references to artistic activity around the world will provide a valuable resource for teachers and students of art, sociology, anthropology, cultural studies, as well as readers interested in diverse views of culture in a changing society.' - from the back cover
Onsite
English
2006
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9781933347110
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conference proceedings
An Unexamined Life - Steven RAND
The Conference Structure - Heather KOURIS
Conference 1 - Poland
Objects or Reflection: Brazilian Cultural Situation - Felipe CHAIMOVICH
Writing History on the Margins: New Zealand - Wystan CURNOW
Orientalism in Mexican Art - Ruben GALLO
Inside/Outside: Western Curatorial Practices and the Politics of Representation in Contemporary African Art - Salah HASSAN
Will the Real Shevchenko Please Stand Up? Culture and its Predicament in Ukraine
- Marta KUZMA
Contradiction and Dynamism—Contemporary Korean Art System in the 1990s
- LEE Youngchul, 이영철Canadian Cultural Policy: A Metaphysical Problem - Ken LUM, 林蔭庭
art is entertainment is art is entertainment is art...........
- Boris MOSHKOVITSThe Geography of Central and East European Art - Piotr PIOTROWSKI
Conference 2 - Brazil
Asian-Australian Artists: Recent Cultural Shifts in Australia - Melissa CHIU, 招穎思
The Reception of Modernism Within the Context of Croatian Art Since the 1950s - Ana DEVIC
On Thai Artists and an Issue of Cultural Identity - Gridthiya GAWEEWONG, กฤติยา กาวีวงศ์
Something Rotten in the State of Denmark? Multiculturalism and Public Funding - Frederikke HANSEN
Programmable Revolutions: A Binational Interpretation of the Modernist Dream - Pablo HELGUERA
The Global and the Indigenous: Cultural Hegemony and the Re-Investigation of the Indigenous Knowledge Systems - Pitika NTULI
The Failure of Modernization: Globalization and Culture
- John ROBERTS
Problems of Cultural Translation: The Context of Define 'Context'
- Jose Ignacio ROCAFreedom and the West: Shifting Meaning in Post-Soviet Culture - Olesya TURKINA
A Dis-operative Turn in Contemporary Art - Stephen WRIGHT
Conference 3 - Hawaii
Critical Economy: Reassessing Critical Context for Contemporary Art from a Base in the Pacific - Gregory BURKE
Survival Guide to be Free from Anxiety of Influence - Chaos Y. CHEN, 陳泱
Addressing Progressive Social Values - Bart DE BAERE
Indonesian Contemporary Art and the Development of Art Infrastructure: Influences, Appropriations, and Tensions - Rifky EFFENDY
Marginally Successful: A Brief Account of Two Artist-run Spaces - Michele FAGUET
Lost in Translation?—Not if You Create an Alternative Space for Exchange
- Aki HOASHI, 帆足亞紀Retaining Regional Differences - Viera JANCEKOVA
Cultural (In) Difference: The Portuguese Contemporary Art Scene - Sergio MAH
On Cultural Hegemony and its Implications for Cultural Production and Artistic Practice - Bartomeu MARI
No More Hybrids, Long Live the Clones: Greek Art Changing - Thanasis MOUTSOPOULOS
Of Alladin's Lamp And Tigers and Elephants... - Alka PANDE
Regional Emissaries: Geographical Platforms and the Challenges of Marginalization in Contemporary Egyptian Art - Dina RAMADAN
On Cultural Influence: Collected Papers from apexart International Conferences 1999-2006
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