<TitleType>01</TitleType> <TitleText textcase="02">Modern and Contemporary Southeast Asian Art</TitleText> <Subtitle textcase="02">An Anthology</Subtitle>

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COM.ONIXSUITE.9780877277569 03 01 Cornell University Press 01 GCOI 80140100059270 02 0877277567 03 9780877277569 15 9780877277569 59 BC <TitleType>01</TitleType> <TitleText textcase="02">Modern and Contemporary Southeast Asian Art</TitleText> <Subtitle textcase="02">An Anthology</Subtitle> 1 B01 Taylor, Nora A. Nora A. Taylor Nora A. Taylor is Alsdorf Professor of South and Southeast Asian Art at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She is the author of Painters in Hanoi: An Ethnography of Vietnamese Art and editor of Studies in Southeast Asian Art: Essays in Honor of Stanley O'Connor, as well as articles on modern and contemporary Vietnamese Art. 2 B01 Ly, Boreth Boreth Ly Boreth Ly is Assistant Professor of Southeast Asian Art History and Visual Culture at the University of California, Santa Cruz. He has published articles on the ancient as well as contemporary art, photography, and film of Southeast Asia and its diaspora. 01 eng 280 00 280 03 51 03 16 10 29 02 6 ART019000 ACXJ 10 ART015110 10 HIS048000 24 Internet Art, Architecture, and Photography 24 Internet Asian Studies 01 01 01 This anthology explores artistic practices and works from a diverse and vibrant region. Scholars, critics, and curators offer their perspectives on Southeast Asian art and artists, aiming not to define the field but to Illuminate its changing nature and Its Interactions with creative endeavors and histories originating elsewhere. These essays examine a range of new and modern work, from sculptures that Invoke post-conflict trauma In Cambodia to Thai art Installations that Invite audience participation and thereby challenge traditional definitions of the "art obJect." In this way, the authors not only provide a lively stUdy of regional art, but challenge and expand broad debates about international and transnational art. 02 This anthology explores artistic practices and works from a diverse and vibrant region. 04 Introduction: Who Speaks for Southeast Asian Art? by Nora A. Taylor1. The Southeast Asian Modem: Three Artists by John Clark2. Vietnamese Modem Art: An Unfinished Journey by Boitran Huynh-Beattie3. The Cultural Politics of Modem and Contemporary Islamic Art in Southeast Asia by Kenneth M. George4. Thai Artists, Resisting the Age of Spectacle by Sandra Cate5. Many Returns: Contemporary Vietnamese Diasporic Artists-Organizers in Ho Chi Minh City By Viet Le6. Of Trans(national) Subjects and Translation: The Art and Body Language of Sopheap Pich by Boreth Ly7. Titik Pertama, Titik Utama—First Dot, Main Dot: Creating and Connecting in Modern/Indigenous Javanese/Global Batik Art by Astri Wright8. Turns in Tropics: Artist-Curator by Patrick D. Flares9. The Assumption of Love: Friendship and the Search for Discursive Density by Lee Weng Choy10. Uncommon Sense: "Empty the Visual from Eyes of Flesh" by Flaudette May V. Datuin11. Mnemotechnical Politics: Rithy Panh's Cinematic Archive and the Return of Cambodia's Past by Ashley Thompson12. Interview with Jay Koh and Chu Yuan by Grant KesterContributors 08 "This collection of brilliant, multidisciplinary essays offers entry points and perspectives from which we can begin to appreciate the shared attributes and histories of Southeast Asian art. Rich with information, these essays and their multifaceted views of art practices, curatorship, ideologies, and infrastructures will be indispensable for an in-depth understanding of the ASEAN Community."— Professor Dr. Aplnan Poshyananda, Deputy Secretary-General, Ministry of Culture, Thailand 08 "In its scope and range of intellectual interests, this volume is nothing short of pathbreaklng in its approach to contemporary art in Southeast Asia, one of the most exdtlng fields of inquiry today. Of special interest is the broad methodological relevance of this volume to readers concerned with anthropology, art history, visual culture, religious studies, and political sclence. I have no doubt that this volume will be a seminal touchstone upon which future studies of contemporary art in Southeast Asia will be based. Provocative in the best sense of the word, this collection of essays does much to complicate our ever-evolvlng sense of what 'contemporary art' means."—Professor Joan Kee, History of Art, University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, coeditor of Contemporaneity and Art In Southeast Asia 04 03 72 01 http://www.cornellpress.cornell.edu/resources/titles/80140100059270/images/80140100059270L.jpg 07 03 72 01 http://www.cornellpress.cornell.edu/resources/titles/80140100059270/images/80140100059270S.jpg http://www.cornellpress.cornell.edu/book/?GCOI=80140100059270 Southeast Asia Program Publications 01 02 2021862 Southeast Asia Program Publications http://www.einaudi.cornell.edu/Southeastasia/publications/ Ithaca US 04 20120401 06 BN KH HK ID LA MY MM PH SG TH VN 01 10 in 02 6.75 in 08 21 oz 06 5013546051314 NBN International http://www.nbninternational.com 02 BV AL AD AM AT AZ BY BE BA BG HR CY CZ DK EE FO FI FR GE DE GI GR HM HU IS IE MK IT PS KZ LV LI LT UM MT MD MC ME NL NO PL PT RO RU SM AX SK SI ES SJ SE CH TR UA GB VA AU CA JP MX US NZ PG 02 Y 22 24 01 02 x 02 19.95 GBP 07 2021862 CUP Services http://www.cornellpress.cornell.edu 02 CA MX US BV AL AD AM AU AT AZ BY BA BG HR CY CZ DK EE FO FI GE DE GI GR HM HU IS IE MK IT PS KZ LV LI LT LU UM MT MC ME NL NZ NO PG PL PT RO RU SM AX SK SI ES SJ SE CH TR UA GB VA 02 Y 20 24 01 02 x 02 31.95 USD