The Nomadic Artist in the Chinese Diasporas
The Nomadic Artist in the Chinese Diasporas
Recent interdisciplinary scholarship has increasingly demonstrated the need to highlight the social heterogeneity of multiple Chinese diasporas instead of a singular Chinese diaspora. Established and emerging scholars from Australia, Hong Kong, the United Kingdom, and the United States will discuss the artworks of Xiao Lu, Song Ling, Li Yuan-Chia, Richard Show-Yu Lin, Kim Lim, Cai Guo-Qiang, Hong Xian, Huang Yao, Hung Liu, Tehching Hsieh and others. The presentations are intended to contribute to an examination of such critical but contested concepts as migration and transmigration, displacement, exile, homeland, mobility, transnationalism, nationality, coloniality, citizenship, and cosmopolitanism in cultural and art historical studies.
Co-organized by Department of Art History and Archaeology, University of Maryland and The Judith Neilson Chair of Contemporary Art, University of New South Wales, Sydney
Co-sponsored by Center for East Asian Studies & Center for Global Migration Studies, University of Maryland and The Endowment of the Judith Neilson Chair of Contemporary Art, University of New South Wales, Sydney
For full schedule of the conference and to register, please see the associated website (in the sidebar).
The two-day virtual conference takes place online across different time zones.
Please note that the first day (April 18, 2024) starts at 2:00 PM EST in the US and “simultaneously” at 2:00 AM in China and Singapore and at 4:00 AM in Sydney the next day (April 19).
The second day (April 25, 2024) starts at 5:00 PM EST in the US and “simultaneously” at 5:00 AM in China and Singapore and at 7:00 AM in Sydney the next day (April 26).
If you are joining the conference from another timezone, please take account of the relevant time difference.
Recent interdisciplinary scholarship has increasingly demonstrated the need to highlight the social heterogeneity of multiple Chinese diasporas instead of a singular Chinese diaspora. Established and emerging scholars from Australia, Hong Kong, the United Kingdom, and the United States will discuss the artworks of Xiao Lu, Song Ling, Li Yuan-Chia, Richard Show-Yu Lin, Kim Lim, Cai Guo-Qiang, Hong Xian, Huang Yao, Hung Liu, Tehching Hsieh and others. The presentations are intended to contribute to an examination of such critical but contested concepts as migration and transmigration, displacement, exile, homeland, mobility, transnationalism, nationality, coloniality, citizenship, and cosmopolitanism in cultural and art historical studies.
Co-organized by Department of Art History and Archaeology, University of Maryland and The Judith Neilson Chair of Contemporary Art, University of New South Wales, Sydney
Co-sponsored by Center for East Asian Studies & Center for Global Migration Studies, University of Maryland and The Endowment of the Judith Neilson Chair of Contemporary Art, University of New South Wales, Sydney
For full schedule of the conference and to register, please see the associated website (in the sidebar).
The two-day virtual conference takes place online across different time zones.
Please note that the first day (April 18, 2024) starts at 2:00 PM EST in the US and “simultaneously” at 2:00 AM in China and Singapore and at 4:00 AM in Sydney the next day (April 19).
The second day (April 25, 2024) starts at 5:00 PM EST in the US and “simultaneously” at 5:00 AM in China and Singapore and at 7:00 AM in Sydney the next day (April 26).
If you are joining the conference from another timezone, please take account of the relevant time difference.