Panel 1:
"HK 97+10': Art and the City In-Between"
Speaker: Choi Yan Chi, Artist, Co-founder, Hong Kong Baptist University, Provost's Distinguished Visitor, USC
"Beyond Beyond"
Speaker: Matthew Turner, Professor of Design, School of Creative Industries, Napier University
Panel 2:
"Rise of China as an Aesthetic Question"
Speaker: Richard Kraus, Professor of Political Science, University of Oregon
"Multicentric Themes in Chinese Time-based Art"
Speaker: Meiling Cheng, Associate Professor of Critical Studies and English, USC
Panel 3:
"Visual Presentation: 'Hong Kong Art Outside the Limelight'"
Speaker: Choi Yan Chi, Artist, Co-founder
Panel 4:
"When East Really is West: A Look at Some Models of Cultural DupliCities"
Speaker: Henry Tsang, Artist; Head, Critical & Cultural Studies, Emily Carr University of Art & Design
"The Struggle to Make Space for Art in an Era of Creative Industry"
Speaker: Carolyn Cartier, Associate Professor of Geography, USC
Panel 5:
"Emergence: Contemporary Chinese Art in Beijing and LA"
Speaker: Karon Morono, Co-owner, Morono Kiang Gallery, Los Angeles
"Hybridity as Cultural Capital"
Speaker: Jenny Lin, Doctoral Student, Department of Art History, UCLA
Please rsvp to eascrsvp@usc.edu.
Sponsored by the East Asian Studies Center, Provost's Distinguished Visitor's Program, and Visual Studies
Organized by Prof. Carolyn Cartier