The lift of martial law in Taiwan (1987) and the Tiananmen Square Protests (1989) in China have brought crucial influence on the development of contemporary art in these two sides of the Taiwan Strait. Taking these historical incidents as the starting point, the exhibition aims to instill a thorough understanding of contemporary art in Taiwan and China in the context of social and political changes. Images of works in the present catalogue are accompanied by individual descriptions by Hu Yungfen and Pan Pingyu. Artist biographies are also provided.

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Onsite

Location code
EX.TAI.PML
Language

Chinese - Traditional, 

English

Publication/Creation date

2007

ISBN / ISSN

9789860090765

No of copies

1

Content type

catalogue

Chapter headings

Post-Martial Law vs. Post- '89: The Contemporary Art in Taiwan and China

Hasten to the Rising Sun and Show Strength: Political Statements - HU Yung-Fen, 胡永芬

The Search for the Self in Origins: The Subject of Culture and Identity - HU Yung-Fen, 胡永芬

Faces Reflect Social Reality: Nameless Icons

Homeland that Crumbles for Human Vanity: The Silent Landscape

Magnificent Pretensions under Capitalism: Satirizing Consumerism

Post-Martial Law vs. Post- '89: The Contemporary Art in Taiwan and China
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Post-Martial Law vs. Post- '89: The Contemporary Art in Taiwan and China, 後解嚴與後八九: 兩岸當代美術對照