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Field: Políčko – Contemporary Art in Taipei presents Yu Cheng Ta

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Yu Cheng Ta reflects perceptively on semantic crises of the Taiwanese identity and belonging in relations to mainland China and examines Taiwan’s insular art scene in relation to the openness of Korea and success of Japan.

artistsYu Cheng-Ta
place_Neurčené místo
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identityartistic institutionsEnglish friendlyEnglish CC
castYu Cheng-Ta
cameraJuliana Höschlová
editingJuliana Höschlová
interviewJuliana Höschlová
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published10. 7. 2011
languageČesky / English
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