His publications include Traditional Medicine in Modern China: Science, Nationalism, and the Tensions of Cultural Choice (Harvard University Press, 1968), China's Cultural Legacy and Communism (Harvard, 1970), Myth, History and the Hero: Koxinga and Modern Chinese Nationalism (Harvard, 1976), and Art and Revolution in Modern China: The Cantonese School, 1906-1951 (Berkeley University of California Press, 1988). Professor Croizier was President of the World History Association from 2002 to 2003.
Ralph Croizier, Professor Emeritus of History of Art & Architecture and History at University of Victoria, is a distinguished scholar of seminal critical studies on art in post-Cultural Revolution China. He will discuss the evolution of the woodblock printing and peasant painting movements and their impact on contemporary Chinese art.
Tuesday, September 28 ~ 6:30 - 8PM
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