Globalization and modernity in Asia : performative moments /
Globalization and modernity in Asia : performative moments /
edited by Chris Hudson and Bart Barendregt.
- Amsterdam : Amsterdam University Press, (c)2018.
- 1 online resource (241 pages) : illustrations.
- Asian visual cultures ; 3 .
Includes bibliographies and index.
1. Global Imaginaries and Performance in Asia / 2. Globalizing the Imagination: Introductory Reflections / 3. Weddings, Yoga, Hook-ups: Performed Identities and Technology in Bali / 4. Super Premium Soft Double Vanilla Rich and the Ideal of Convenience in Japan / 5. Unearthing the Past and Re-imagining the Present: Contemporary Art and Muslim Politics in a Post-9/11 World / 6. Keeping Communists Alive in Singapore / 7. Performative Pedagogies: Lifestyle Experts on Indian Television / 8. Performing Cities: The Philippines Pavilion at the 2010 Shanghai International Exposition / 9. Mobile Performance and the In-between: Yogyakarta Comes to Melbourne / 10. An Islamist Flash Mob in the Streets of Shah Alam: Unstable Genres for Precarious Times / 11. Pure Love? Sanitized, Gendered and Multiple Modernities in Chinese Cinemas / 12. Yogya on Stage / Bart Barendregt -- Terrell Carver -- Craig Latrell -- Peter Eckersall -- Leonie Schmidt -- Chua Beng Huat -- Tania Lewis -- William Peterson -- Chris Hudson -- Bart Barendregt -- Jeroen de Kloet -- Barbara Hatley.
This series focuses on visual cultures that are produced, distributed and consumed in Asia and by Asian communities worldwide. Visual cultures have been implicated in creative policies of the state and in global cultural networks (such as the art world, film festivals and the Internet), particularly since the emergence of digital technologies. Visual communication and innovation is also thriving in transnational networks and communities at the grass-roots level. This series seeks to explore how the texts and contexts of Asian visual cultures shape, express and negotiate new forms of creativity, subjectivity and cultural politics. It specifically aims to probe into the political, commercial and digital contexts in which visual cultures emerge and circulate, and to trace the potential of these cultures for political or social critique. Bart Barendregt is an associate professor at the Leiden Institute of Cultural Anthropology and Development Sociology.
9789048530694 9048530695
Globalization--Asia.
Popular culture--Asia--Cross-cultural studies.
Arts and globalization--Asia.
Electronic Books.
HN655 / .G563 2018
Includes bibliographies and index.
1. Global Imaginaries and Performance in Asia / 2. Globalizing the Imagination: Introductory Reflections / 3. Weddings, Yoga, Hook-ups: Performed Identities and Technology in Bali / 4. Super Premium Soft Double Vanilla Rich and the Ideal of Convenience in Japan / 5. Unearthing the Past and Re-imagining the Present: Contemporary Art and Muslim Politics in a Post-9/11 World / 6. Keeping Communists Alive in Singapore / 7. Performative Pedagogies: Lifestyle Experts on Indian Television / 8. Performing Cities: The Philippines Pavilion at the 2010 Shanghai International Exposition / 9. Mobile Performance and the In-between: Yogyakarta Comes to Melbourne / 10. An Islamist Flash Mob in the Streets of Shah Alam: Unstable Genres for Precarious Times / 11. Pure Love? Sanitized, Gendered and Multiple Modernities in Chinese Cinemas / 12. Yogya on Stage / Bart Barendregt -- Terrell Carver -- Craig Latrell -- Peter Eckersall -- Leonie Schmidt -- Chua Beng Huat -- Tania Lewis -- William Peterson -- Chris Hudson -- Bart Barendregt -- Jeroen de Kloet -- Barbara Hatley.
This series focuses on visual cultures that are produced, distributed and consumed in Asia and by Asian communities worldwide. Visual cultures have been implicated in creative policies of the state and in global cultural networks (such as the art world, film festivals and the Internet), particularly since the emergence of digital technologies. Visual communication and innovation is also thriving in transnational networks and communities at the grass-roots level. This series seeks to explore how the texts and contexts of Asian visual cultures shape, express and negotiate new forms of creativity, subjectivity and cultural politics. It specifically aims to probe into the political, commercial and digital contexts in which visual cultures emerge and circulate, and to trace the potential of these cultures for political or social critique. Bart Barendregt is an associate professor at the Leiden Institute of Cultural Anthropology and Development Sociology.
9789048530694 9048530695
Globalization--Asia.
Popular culture--Asia--Cross-cultural studies.
Arts and globalization--Asia.
Electronic Books.
HN655 / .G563 2018