...Keum Hyun Han 2016 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 3.0 License. Drents Museum, Assen, the Netherlands, April 3–August 30, 2015; Museum of Contemporary Photography, Columbia College, Chicago, July 23–October 4, 2015 Catalogue...

.... In the past the transportation was difficult in the southwest, and education quite backward. There are many non-Han ethnicities, most of whom have little education. They have no idea of our country, nor our race. Scattered around the border area, they are very susceptible to instigations by foreigners. Today...

...Li-hsin Kuo 2. The Kuomintang, the party in political power. 1. “Han” refers to the ethnicity of the majority of Chinese people. Guan Xiao-rong, Local demonstrators hold signposts that say “Nuclear waste out of Lanyu” , © Guan Xiao-rong, courtesy the artist. Guan...

... of a Han-Malay contact zone of unknown proportions. Here, ethnically hybrid “interpreters” and “headmen” held sway. Photographs of tattooed Indigenous women wearing combinations of Chinese and Atayal garments symbolized this contact zone, constituting the most frequently reproduced images of the “savage...

... on Singapore’s Marina Bay. Lim Weixiang, Our Coastline (Singapore: TwentyFifteen, 2013), pages? Lim here documents the coastline of Singapore, including its populated beaches. Han Lei: Photographs . Text by Maya Kóvskaya (Beijing: Thircuir Books, 2013) 95 p. ISBN 9789881607843. Han Lei...

..., exposing the establishment of an exotic imaginary of Taiwan through the oppressive homogenization and layered colonial subjugation of indigenous communities by both Han settlers and Japanese colonizers. Chapters 8 and 9 address the question of what the “postwar” of Taiwan photography is. They outline...

... narrative that would not otherwise be seen or heard. In her review of the exhibition and catalogue North Korean Perspectives, Keum Hyun Han also examines the idea of government-controlled media spectacles. She discusses the creative ways that the photographers in the exhibition, all of whom are from...

... State University Press, 2012) 265 pp. ISBN 9781936205691. On the US-Vietnam War. Includes a DVD of photographs, songs, poems and “raw video.” Andreas Gursky, Andreas Gursky: Bangkok , edited by Beat Wismer, texts by Hans Irrek, Beat Wismer and John Yau (Göttingen: Steidl; London: Thames...

... Qiulin's Hometown (2002) explores topics such as displacement and loss. Han Bing's Urban Amber (2005–11) documents pollution in urban areas. For an analysis of Han and Chen Qiulin, see Wang, Urbanization and Contemporary Chinese Art , 89–105 . 4. Zhang Kechun's Yellow River , also shot...

... Since the index always signifies the presence of things as things past, the ontology of the photographic image has been explicated in relation to a kind of irreversible absence, that is, death. 3 Although the photographic image documents death or even, as the art historian Hans Belting has suggested...

... and their political and ideological entanglements.” [Source: http://www.arnoldsche.com/en/Asian-and-African-Art/IMAG-IN-ING-THE-NAGAS.html ] Alban von Stockhausen, Imag(in)ing the Nagas: The Pictorial Ethnography of Hans-Eberhad Kauffman and Christoph von Fürer-Haimendorf (Stuttgart: Arnoldsche Art Publisher...

... acclaimed photographers Han Yong Soo, Youngsook Park, and Myung Duck Joo, thereby broadening the scope of contemporary photography scenes in the Korean context as well as global context. Since the pandemic, online events have become a common practice. In this case, necessity has the virtue...

... China,” in Hans U. Vogel and Günter Dux (eds.). Concepts of Nature. A Chinese–European Cross-Cultural Perspective . Leiden: Brill, 2010: 198–219. Shapiro, Judith. Mao’s War Against Nature: Politics and the Environment in Revolutionary China . New York: Cambridge University Press, 2001. Slovic...

..., with a new moment of imperialism in Tibet: the inclusion of Tibet within the new People’s Republic of China. This time period led to a trend in the photographic corpus of Tibet: Han Chinese photographers depicted the region “as a Maoist utopia rather than a Buddhist one.” Chapter 3, “Tibetan Encounters...

... exhibition Equine Sublime , held at the Three Shadows Photography Art Center (Beijing: +3 Gallery, 2012). 3. Without a stable place of residence, the Mongolian peoples had for centuries moved around across Eurasia, whether for pasture or for better economic opportunities in the predominantly Han...

... celebrations for his 70th birthday, Thomas’s photograph shows the community leader alongside a life-size wax doppelganger specially fabricated for the recent festivities. A double portrait, its composition resembles the famous Hans Holbein painting it shares its title with. The uncanny doubling has a double...

... of Weolgok-dong I, 2006 © Ahn Sekwon Disappearing Lights of Weolgok-dong II, 2007 © Ahn Sekwon With travel becoming easier, Korean photographers have widened their scope, embracing globalization and the hybridization of cultures in Korea. Examples include Han Sungpil’s ironic photograph...

... on the history of photography, and awards from major competitions. Among the 206 finalists, 10 have tentatively been identified as women, including Han Okran, Lee Jungjun, and Park Yongsook. Lee, “Studies on the Direction and Methodology of Collecting in a Public Photography Museum.” 3. Photography...

... photographs of thirteen pioneering Korean photographers whose work spans the years between 1945 and the early 1990s. It includes the works of Koo Wangsam, Kim Kichan, Kim Soonam, Kim Hanyong, Yook Myungshim, Lee Hyungrok, Lee Haesun, Lim Eungsik, Chung Bumtae, Joo Myungduk, Choi Minsik, Han Youngsoo, and Hong...