Frank Vigneron, an advocate of all things local, boldly calls for the cultivation of an environmental consciousness that encourages the development of local cultures. Vigneron draws on comparative aesthetics and the work of several contemporary philosophers and sociologists to make sense of recent movements among the arts community of Hong Kong. He also traces threads of communication between different cultures within Hong Kong's former arts establishment.
I Like Hong Kong... Art and Deterritorialization
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Author(s)Frank Vigneron
PublisherThe Chinese University Press
ISBN / ASIN9629964317
ISBN-139789629964313
AvailabilityIn stock. Usually ships within 2 to 3 days.
Sales Rank3,279,181
CategoryHistory
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