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Booij, Dorine (2020)

Representing the ‘unofficial’:Chinese soft power and the portrayal of contemporary Chinese artists at the Venice Biennale

Master thesis | Asian Studies (60 EC) (MA)
In this thesis, the Venice Biennale is taken as a focus point illustrating how the Chinese Contemporary art field is presented to an international public, how the Chinese government has interests in retaining a certain image of this field and how that fits in the wider perspective of governments using contemporary art events as soft power platforms.
China
Chinese contemporary art
soft power
Author
Booij, Dorine
Faculty
Faculty of Humanities
Specialisation
Politics, Society, and Economy of Asia
Supervisors
Kharchenkova, Svetlana
ECTS Credits
15
Language
en