Gray Carnival: Chinese Contemporary Art Since 2000

This book draws on extensive first-hand material to provide a fresh and detailed analysis of a decade that was highly significant in shaping the new perceptions of Chinese contemporary art at home and abroad. Written in a language that is both poetic and philosophically insightful, it offers a meaningful exploration of a language of criticism indigenous to the Chinese art community, which won Zhu Zhu, the author, the 2011 CCAA Art Critic A

Inhalt

Prologue.- Hostages to Ideology.- The Reemergence of Form.- Trans-experience.- Dual Otherness.- Conclusion.