edited by Ales Erjavec
Post-Utopian Avant-Garde Art in China (p247-283) 高名潞
(other works by Gao: Inside/out : new Chinese art
Total modernity and the avant-garde in twentieth-century Chinese art
others)
late 80s Xu Bin "book from the sky"
(think about Xu Bin together with Wang meng and the computerization of Chinese characters)
China/Avant-Garde exhibition 89现代艺术大展
Introduction by Ales Erjavec
p2-3qutoing Bauman "what has happened in recent years could be articulated as the apperace of a vantage point which allows the view of modernity itself as an enclosed object, an essential complete product, an episode of history, with an end as much as a beginning." Late socialism is in this sense "postsocialism"— the proclamation of the end of socialism rom within socialism itself.
p4 the link between the ideological signifier and the social referent was irreparably destroyed, and the gap between the two was becoming an abyss , server as an argument for the view that socialist countries had actually entered the "hyperreal" postmodern world before their western counterparts
Mikhail N, Epstein After the Future: the Paradoxes of postmodernism and contemporary russian culture
Cuba, china, solvenian and romania, artists were often not aware of what artists in another were doing
yet startling similarities between their works
In cuba eclecticism of despair
subservient and fragmentary mimesis blends with a defensive syncretic use of resources and with recontextulization. the result is an aesthetic that long predates postmodernism but that often matches it in visual terms
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