The book also aims to present results of a research project under the same title which lasted for three years. The publication is an anthology of documents from intellectual and visual history research.
'The project is designed to encourage discussion starting from the following issues: the history of thought and the logic of visual history relative to the transformation of China from an ancient empire to a modern nation-state. These include the ideological influence that the ideas of 'modernization' and 'anti-modernization' have exercised on China's forming of a nation-state; the visual forms, iconic elements of symbol, product, ceremony, space in the process of the country's transformation from a cultural entity to a political and spiritual entity and the relationship of these iconic elements to the history of thought. This book includes important treatises by Wu Hung, Wang Hui and Zhao Tingyang, as well as archives from important exhibitions of artists Wang Guangyi, Wang Jianwei, Lu Hao, Zeng Li and Sui Jianguo.' (p.79, 'OCAT is the Synonymy of Independent Art in China')
guo jia yi chan: yi xiang guan yu shi jue zheng zhi shi de yan jiu
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Chinese - Simplified, 
English
2009
572
97819007565518
2
anthology, 
catalogue
Introduction: What is our 'State Legacy'? - HUANG Zhuan, 黃專
Foreword: Children of the Revolutions - John HYATT
Part I: Empire and State
Rethinking Empire from a Chinese Concept 'All-under-Heaven' - ZHAO Tingyang, 趙汀陽
Lu Hao
1. The Context of the Project: The Nine Gates of the Inner City of Beijing
2. Project: Replicated Memory
3. Archives
4. Interview: Replicated memory
Part II: A Model of Multi-Dimensional Modernization
Contemporary Chinese Thought and the Question of Modernity (1997) - WANG Hui, 汪暉
Wang Guangyi
1. The Context of the Project: China's Vehicle Industry
2. Project: East Wind - Golden Dragon
3. Archives
4. Interview: East Wind - Golden Dragon, A Last Tribute to the Imperial Power
Sui Jianguo
1. The Context of the Project: China's Railway Project
2. Project: Raising Speed on the Railway
3. Archives
4. Interview: Raising Speed on the Railway - A Sculpture made of Time and Space
Zeng Li
1. The Context of the Project: The Three Line Construction Project
Project: The Shuicheng Iron & Steel Works
3. Archives
4. Interview: The Shuicheng Iron & Steel Works and State Legacy
Part III: Visual Political Myth
Face of Authority: Mao's Portrait on Tiananmen - WU Hung, 巫鴻
Wang Jianwei
1. The Context of the Project: The Tiananmen Grandstand
2. Project: The Grandstand
3. Archives
4. Interview: The Grandstand as a 'Relationship'
Appendix:
1. Conference Summary: Politics or Art History?
2. A Brief Introduction to OCAT, MIRIAD, The Holden Gallery and Cornerhouse
3. Bibliography
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