Contemporary representations of Macao : taking off the city

Document Type

Book chapter

Source Publication

Macao : cultural interaction and literary representations

Publication Date

10-1-2013

First Page

121

Last Page

135

Publisher

Routledge

Keywords

Macau

Abstract

This article explores the manner in which two important contemporary art installations, one solo and the other collaborative, represent Macao. It is expected to have a significant impact since it is part of a landmark 2-volume publication devoted to substantial new research on a wide range of Macao-related themes and issues. In terms of my research trajectory, this article should be seen in terms of my primary research into contemporary artistic collaboration. As well, however, it is part of my commitment to knowledge transfer on Macao and Hong Kong arts, as has been demonstrated over the past 7 years by the publication of articles such as “Macao: An art historical discipline waiting to happen?” (published in a 2006 Routledge volume entitled Is Art History Global? and edited by James Elkins) and my regular contributions to publications such as Macau Closer and Art Monthly Australia.

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Additional Information

ISBN of the source publication: 9780415625869

Full-text Version

Accepted Author Manuscript

Language

English

Recommended Citation

Archer, C. (2013). Contemporary representations of Macao: Taking off the city. In K. K. Wong, & C. X. G. Wei (Eds.), Macao: Cultural interaction and literary representations (pp. 121-135). Abingdon, Oxon ; New York: Routledge.

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