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Journal of Contemporary Chinese Art 11.2-3 is out now!
Thursday, January 02, 2025

Journal of Contemporary Chinese Art 11.2-3 is out now!

Intellect is pleased to present Journal of Contemporary Chinese Art 11.2-3!

 

Theme: ‘Magical Metropolis: The Shanghai Surreal’

 

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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 11.2-3

 

Editorial

 

Magical metropolis: The Shanghai surreal

LAUREN WALDEN

 

Articles

 

Surrealism and the manhua artists of Liuyi

PAUL BEVAN

 

Flies and other signs of rot: Surrealism and social critique in Manhua Shenghuo and Manhua he Shenghuo

ELIZABETH EMRICH-ROUGÉ

 

The surreal and the real: T’ien Hsia (1935–41) and 1930s Shanghai

LOUISE KANE

 

Negotiating private and public relational boundaries of the Chinese female body through the lens of past and present

RACHEL SEAH

 

A space for imagination: The surreal experience of Shanghai’s Yu Garden

YANG ZHOU

 

Surrealist strategies to capture the urban experience of Shanghai: Hybridization and polymorphism in the contemporary metropolis public space

RAFAEL ORTIZ MARTÍNEZ DE CARNERO

 

Shanghai and the surreal: Urban renewal as an inception

KAROLINA PAWLIK

 

Haipai surreal: The light spectrum and Shanghai futurities

ALEXANDRE OUAIRY

 

The sleepless theatre

JIANG JIEHONG

 

On ecological island’s aesthetics and spatial practice: A case study of the MadeIn Art Museum on Chongming Island

WEIYING YU

 

Collective memory and digital surrealist solidarity: Shanghai elderly on social media during 2022 COVID lockdowns

YAN WU

 

Street to screen carnivalesque: Labour, identity and resistance at the 2023 Shanghai Halloween Parade

BURONG ZENG

 

Conversation

 

Photographic surrealism and the art of awakening

SHI HANTAO AND QI (WEIQI) ZHANG