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After darkness : Southeast Asian art in the wake of history

Title
After darkness : Southeast Asian art in the wake of history / edited by Boon Hui Tan and Michelle Yun ; with contributions by Aye Ko, Zoe Butt, Mella Jaarsma and Alia Swastika.
Publication
  • New York, NY : Asia Society Museum, [2017]
  • ©2017

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Additional Authors
  • Tan, Boon Hui, 1968-2022
  • Yun, Michelle
  • Aye Ko, 1963-
  • Butt, Zoe
  • Jaarsma, Mella, 1960-
  • Swastika, Alia
  • Asia Society. Museum, publisher.
Description
143 pages : color illustrations; 29 cm
Summary
"After Darkness: Southeast Asian Art in the Wake of History considers how contemporary art from societies in transition may be read as an expression of the ambiguous and sometimes contentious relationship between individual artistic practice and sociopolitical context. This publication explores the development of contemporary art movements and the artistic repercussions of political ruptures through the work of seven contemporary artists and one artist group from Indonesia, Myanmar, and Vietnam"--Back cover
Alternative Title
Southeast Asian art in the wake of history
Subject
  • 1900-2099
  • Art, Southeast Asian > 20th century
  • Art, Southeast Asian > 21st century
  • Artists > Southeast Asia > Biography
  • Art, Southeast Asian
  • Artists
  • Southeast Asia
Genre/Form
  • collective biographies.
  • catalogs (documents)
  • Catalogs.
  • Biographies.
  • Catalogues.
Note
  • Errata sheet inserted.
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references (pages 138-139).
Contents
President's foreword / Josette Sheeran -- Director's preface / Boon Hui Tan -- Exhibition funders and lenders -- Note to the reader -- After darkness: the perils and promises of art in post-transition societies / Boon Hui Tan and Michelle Yun -- Post-tradition, imitative institutionalization: Southeast Asian developments as a geopolitical idea in global contemporary art / Alia Swastika -- The local context and visual arts in Indonesia / Mella Jaarsma -- Enclosed room / Aye Ko -- The collective development of contemporary art in Vietnam: a critical struggle to be independent / Zoe Butt -- Works in the exhibition : FX Harsono ; Angki Purbandono ; Tintin Wulia ; Htein Lin ; Nge Lay ; Dinh Q. Lê ; The Propeller Group ; Nguyen Thi Thanh Mai -- Timeline.
ISBN
  • 9780692914663
  • 0692914668
LCCN
2017947518
OCLC
  • on1005184364
  • 1005184364
  • SCSB-8969423
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library