The Guggenheim Reader Series : Modern Asian Art.

Title page -- Contents -- Preface -- Century in Crisis -- Chinese Painting in the Post-Mao Era -- Contemporary Japanese Art -- Contemporary Japanese Painting -- Scream Against the Sky -- To Challenge the Mid-Summer Sun -- Revolt of the Flesh -- Stand Still a Moment -- Cai Guo-Qiang: I Want to Believe -- Suspending Disbelief: Anish Kapoor's Mental Sculpture -- The Hugo Boss Prize 1996: Cai Guo Qiang -- The Hugo Boss Prize 1996: Yasumasa Morimura -- The Hugo Boss Prize 1998: Huang Yong Ping -- The Hugo Boss Prize 1998: Lee Bul -- Hugo Boss Prize 2002: Hachiya Kazuhiko -- The Hugo Boss Prize 2002:  Koo Jeong-a -- The Hugo Boss Prize 2004: Yang Fudong -- Chinese Painting in the Post-Mao Era Notes -- Scream Against the Sky Notes -- To Challenge the Mid-Summer Sun Notes -- Revolt of the Flesh Notes -- Stand Still a Moment Notes -- Cai Guo Qiang Notes -- Suspending Disbelief Notes -- Yasumasa Morimura Notes -- Huang Yong Ping Notes -- Lee Bul Notes -- Copyright.

The Guggenheim Reader Series: Modern Asian Art is the second installment in an ongoing series collecting out-of-print and hard-to-find essays from past Guggenheim publications and lectures to illuminate focused topics in art history. Much like last fall's Russia reader, Modern Asian Art examines five decades of the museum's interest in the region, culminating in this spring's simultaneous presentation of four separate exhibitions on Asian art in the Guggenheim's New York location. Contributors include Edward Fry, Francesco Bonami, Alexandra Munroe, Hans-Ulrich Obrist, and Gordon Washburn.

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