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Editor's Note

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Contributors

DISPLACEMENTS: TRANSCULTURAL ENCOUNTERS IN CONTEMPORARY CHINESE ART

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Opening Remarks: Re-Placing Contemporary Chinese Art
Richard Vinograd

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Remarks
Michael Sullivan

PANEL I: ISSUES IN CONTEMPORARY CHINESE ART

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Prodigal Sons: Chinese Artists Return to the Homeland
Melissa Chiu

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Between Truth and Fiction: Notes on Fakes, Copies, and
Authenticity in Contemporary Chinese Art
Pauline J. Yao

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Ink Painting in the Contemporary Chinese Art World
Shen Kuiyi

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Remarks
Richard Vinograd

PANEL II: EXHIBITING CONTEMPORARY CHINESE ART

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Reflections on the First Chinese Art Seminar/Workshop,
San Diego, 1991
Zheng Shengtian

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Between the Worlds: Chinese Art at Biennials since 1993
John Clark

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Between Scylla and Charybdis: The New Context of
Chinese Contemporary Art and Its Creation since 2000
Pi Li

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Remarks: “Whose Stage Is It, Anyway?” Reflections on the Correlation of “Beauty” and International Exhibition
Practices of Chinese Contemporary Art
Francesca Dal Lago

PANEL III: POSITIONING CONTEMPORARY CHINESE ART

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How Western People Support/Influence Contemporary
Chinese Art
Zhou Tiehai

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The Positioning of Chinese Contemporary Artworks in
the International Art Market
Uli Sigg

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Chinese Contemporary Art: At the Margin of the American Mainstream
Jane Debevoise

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Remarks
Britta Erickson

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Artist Project: WILL
Zhou Tiehai

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On the Edge Visiting Artists Program
Britta Erickson

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On the Spot: The Stanford Visiting Artists Program
Pauline J. Yao

REVIEWS

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Review of On the Edge: Contemporary Chinese Artists
Encounter the West
Qing Pan

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Iris & B. Gerald Cantor Center for Visual Arts Acknowledgements

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EXHIBITIONS LISTINGS(view listings pdf - 39kB)

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LIST OF CONTENTS IN CHINESE (view listings pdf - 1002kB)

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CHINESE NAME INDEX (view index pdf - 78kB)