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Journal of Contemporary Chinese Art 10.3 is out now!
Monday, December 11, 2023

Journal of Contemporary Chinese Art 10.3 is out now!

Intellect is pleased to announce that Journal of Contemporary Chinese Art 10.3 is out now.

 

Issue Theme: ‘China’s Cultural Diplomacy and Nation Branding’

 

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https://www.intellectbooks.com/journal-of-contemporary-chinese-art

 

Aims & Scope

 

The Journal of Contemporary Chinese Art seeks to explore the relationship between contemporary art and Chinese cultural identity in its broadest sense. This peer-reviewed journal provides a forum for critical debate into Zhongguo dangdai yishu, the ‘avant-garde', experimental and museum-based visual art produced as part of the liberalization of culture that has taken place within mainland China since 1978. It also explores works produced by artists of non-Chinese ethnicity who live and work within Chinese contexts or whose work has a strong relationship to Chinese culture, society and history.

 

This title is indexed with Scopus and the Web of Science’s Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI).

 

Issue 10.3

 

Editorial

 

China’s cautious ‘facetuning’: The art of cultural diplomacy and nation branding

JENIFER CHAO AND CHRISTOPHER S. BROWNING

 

Articles

 

From the dilemma of Chinese nation branding and soft power to the performativity of creative power: The TAZARA Memorial Park and artistic intervention in Zambia

RUTH SIMBAO

 

Digital China and its discontents: On the politics of Sinofuturism and image building at the Venice Biennale

GIGI WAI-CHI WONG

 

Rebranding China through facsimiles: A study of mubanshuiyin reproductions in PRC’s art diplomacy and soft power building, 1952–79

YITAO QIAN

 

2010s Hollywood science fiction: Telling China’s stories well to the world

STEPHEN ANDRIANO-MOORE

 

Capitalizing on art and artifying capitals: China’s journey to Venice and scandal around the Kenya Pavilion

XING ZHAO

 

K11 alternative diplomacies: Penetrating the global arts markets

NATALIA GRINCHEVA

 

Curation-as-branding and the problem with cultural diplomacy: The case of Q Art Group

EMILY VERLA BOVINO

 

Erratum