Mikhail B. Piotrovsky, Ernst W. Veen, Henk van Os, Jeroen Stumpel, Boris Asvarisc, Maria Shlikevich and Mikhail Dedinkin
Ashgate
Hardback
128
The Image of Modern China is an inter-discplinary look at the phenomenon of contemporary Chinese art. Katie Hill considers themes such as the common aesthetic shared by media as diverse as architecture and advertising. Simultaneously the author sets the modern movement in its historical context, looking back as far as the 1910s. Few books exist which treat the contemporary Chinese art scene, this publication is unique in its approach and in its appeal to both the genereal reader and to the scholar.
Ashgate
Hardback
128
The Image of Modern China is an inter-discplinary look at the phenomenon of contemporary Chinese art. Katie Hill considers themes such as the common aesthetic shared by media as diverse as architecture and advertising. Simultaneously the author sets the modern movement in its historical context, looking back as far as the 1910s. Few books exist which treat the contemporary Chinese art scene, this publication is unique in its approach and in its appeal to both the genereal reader and to the scholar.