Visual Representations of the Cold War and Postcolonial Struggles

Visual Representations of the Cold War and Postcolonial Struggles

Art in East and Southeast Asia

Li, Yu-Chieh; Yamamura, Midori

Taylor & Francis Ltd

06/2021

256

Dura

Inglês

9780367615291

15 a 20 dias

670

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Part I. Joining the Game: Trauma and Regionalism 1. "The New Chinese Landscape" in the Cold War Era 2. Before and Beyond the Cold War: Visual Accounts of the "Secret War" in Laos (Pha Khamfan's Collection of Photographs and Terry Wofford's Paintings of Planes) 3. Affects, Trauma and Experimental Art in New Order Indonesia, 1970-1977 4. Asia's Cold War and Environmental Devastation: Kidlat Tahimik and Roberto Villanueva's Neo-Indigenous Response in the Philippines and Beyond 5. Australian Exhibitionary Turns to Asia in the late Cold War Part II. Visual Gallery and Primary Documents 6. From Okinawa with Love 7. Works and Primary Documents 8. Reconfiguring History 9. Voyage into the COLD SEA 10. From Cities into the Mountains and the Fields: An Archaeology of Lives in Dark Ruins Part III. The Continuous Cold War 11. Survival Tactics within Cold War Ideologies: Post-Mao Artists on the Tides of Globalization 12. Performance, Memory and Affect in Yamashiro Chikako's Mud Man 13. Undoing Cold War Temporality: Transnational Adoption in Agnes Dherbeys's Omone and Retired
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Okinawa;Korea;Philippines;Indonesia;Australia;Cambodia;China;Bandung Conference;painting;sculpture;photography;video;performance art;Marine Corps Air Station Futenma;Southeast Asian art history;UN;Postcolonial struggles;Single Channel Video;Cold War;Kidlat Tahimik;Capitalism;Transnational Adoption;Chinese landscape painting;Oil On Canvas;Dense;Wang Guangyi;Contemporary Chinese Art;Korean Adoptee;Nationalist Government;Gelatin Silver Print;Luang Prabang;Hard Rice;Loke Wan Tho;Rockefeller III;Roy Lichtenstein;Air America;Asia Pacific Triennial;Neoliberal Postsocialism;Chinese Cemeteries;Ink Painting;Birth Mothers;East Indies;Secret War