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Mobile Library: Myanmar Book List 1 MOBILE LIBRARY: MYANMAR BOOK LIST Year Title Type Publisher Language Author Editor Published "Black White Q & A 2007-2010": Gum Cheng Yee Man English, Traditional Monograph C & G Artpartment 2010 Solo Art Exhibition Chinese Mandarin with (Mom's Pig's Feet: A Work by Ai Weiwei) A/V Ai Weiwei Studio 2009 Chinese subtitles [Re-] Fabrication: Choi Yan-chi's 30 years, paths of inter- English, Traditional Monograph Para/Site Art Space 2006 disciplinarity in art Chinese 1/2 doz. 2006: 1/2 Dozen Artist Run Initiative 2006 Reference Half Dozen Artist Run Initiative 2006 English catalogue Division for Video Art Development, Bahasa Indonesian, 10 Years of Video Art in Indonesia 2000–2010 Reference 2011 Hafiz ruangrupa English Caroline CHIU, Benedicte DE 23rd International Biennial of Sao Paulo Official Hong English, Traditional ROQUEFEUIL, Monograph Hanart TZ Gallery 1996 Kong Exhibition: Ho Siu-kee Chinese Josette BALSA, Melanie PONG, TSE Sumsum Muhammad Umer 26.04.08 Exhibition Catalogue Greynoise 2008 English BUTT 36 Ideas from Asia: Contemporary South-East Asian Art Exhibition Catalogue Singapore Art Museum 2002 English 7th Asiatopia, 2005 and First S.E Asia Performance Art Asiatopia International Performance Exhibition Catalogue 2005 English, Thai Symposium (SEAPAS) Art Festival Paul SMITH, A Companion to Art Theory Reference Blackwell Publishing 2002 English Carolyn WILDE A Companion to Contemporary Art Since 1945 Reference Blackwell Publishing 2006 English Amelia JONES A Companion to Cultural Studies Reference Blackwell Publishing 2006 English Toby MILLER Sharon A Companion to Museum Studies Reference Blackwell Publishing 2011 English MACDONALD Henry SCHWARZ, A Companion to Postcolonial Studies Reference Blackwell Publishing 2005 English Sangeeta RAY Chris MEIGH- A History of Video Art Reference Bloomsbury 2014 English ANDREWS English, Simplified Nikita Yingqian A Museum That Is Not Exhibition Catalogue Guangdong Times Museum 2011 Chinese CAI A Pocket History of 20th Century Chinese Art Reference Edizioni Charta 2010 English LU Peng Glenn HARPER, A Sculpture Reader: Contemporary Sculpture since 1980 Reference isc Press 2006 English Twylene MOYER 1 MOBILE LIBRARY: MYANMAR BOOK LIST English, Traditional A Strange Heaven: Contemporary Chinese Photography Exhibition Catalogue Asia Art Archive 2003 Susan ACRET Chinese A Treatise on Efficacy: Between Western and Chinese Reference University of Hawaii Press 2004 English Francois JULLIEN Thinking Acts of Compliance: Paintings by Nusra Latif Qureshi Monograph Green Cardamom 2005 English Anita DAWOOD AI Weiwei, Ai Weiwei: Spatial Matters - Art Architecture and Activism Monograph Tate Publishing 2014 English Anthony PINS Alors, la Chine? Exhibition Catalogue Centre Pompidou 2003 French Anne LEMONNIER Altermodern: Tate Triennial 2009 Exhibition Catalogue Tate Publishing 2009 English Alternatives 2005: Contemporary Art Spaces in Asia Reference Tankosha Publishing 2004 English, Japanese Yasuko FURUICHI Gayatri Chakrav An Aesthetic Education in the Era of Globalization Reference Harvard University Press 2012 English SPIVAK T.K. SABAPATHY, An Equation of Vulnerability (A Certain Thereness, Being): Institute of Contemporary Arts Susie LINGHAM, Reference 2002 English Suzann Victor & Susie Lingham Singapore Suzann VICTOR, Joyce TOH Annotating Art's Histories Series: Cosmopolitan Reference Institute of International Visual Arts 2005 English Kobena MERCER Modernisms Annotating Art's Histories Series: Discrepant Abstraction Reference Institute of International Visual Arts 2006 English Kobena MERCER Annotating Art's Histories Series: Exiles, Diasporas & Reference Institute of International Visual Arts 2008 English Kobena MERCER Strangers Annotating Art's Histories Series: Pop Art and Vernacular Reference Institute of International Visual Arts 2007 English Kobena MERCER Cultures Anonymous: Contemporary Tibetan Art Exhibition Catalogue artasiapacific 2013 English Terry SMITH, Antinomies of Art and Culture: Modernity, Postmodernity, Reference Duke University Press 2008 English Okwui ENWEZOR, Contemporaneity Nancy CONDEE Arahmaiani in Bangkok: stitching the wound Monograph Jim Thompson House 2006 English Iola LENZI Archaeology of Memory: New Installation and English, Traditional Monograph Long March Space 2007 David TUNG Photography Works by Qiu Zhijie Chinese Are You Afraid of Contemporary Art? (Natee Utarit) Monograph Singapore Art Museum 2011 English Are You Afraid of Contemporary Art? (Vincent Leow) Monograph Singapore Art Museum 2012 English Art & Visual Culture 1850-2010: Modernity to Reference Tate Publishing 2012 English Paul WOOD Globalisation Art Action: 1958-1998 Reference Editions Intervention 2001 English, French Richard MARTEL Art and Social Change: Contemporary Art in Asia and the Reference Pandanus Books 2005 English Caroline TURNER Pacific 2 MOBILE LIBRARY: MYANMAR BOOK LIST Art Beyond Art: Ecoaesthetics: A Manifesto for the 21st Monograph Third Text Publications 2010 English Rasheed ARAEEN Century Howard Art Education and Human Development Reference Getty Publications 1990 English GARDNER English, Simplified Art for Sale Exhibition Catalogue Not Mentioned 1999 Chinese Art History and Its Method: A Critical Anthology Reference Phaidon Press 2001 English Eric FERNIE Eungie JOO, Ethan Art Spaces Directory Reference artasiapacific 2012 English SWAN Art, Activism, and Oppositionality Reference Duke University Press 1998 English Grant H. KESTER artasiapacific (2004-2014: issue 40, 41, 44-47, 49, 50, 52- Periodical artasiapacific 2004-2014 English Elaine W. NG 56, 58, 60, 62-90; total: 44 issues) artasiapacific Almanac (2005-2014; total: 9 issues) Periodical artasiapacific 2006-2014 English Elaine W. NG Deeptha ACHAR, Articulating Resistance: Art and Activism Reference Tulika Books 2012 English Shivaji K. PANIKKAR Artificial Hells: Participatory Art and the Politics of Reference Verso 2012 English Claire BISHOP Spectatorship G. James Artist Teacher: A Philosophy for Creating and Teaching Reference Intellect 2010 English DAICHENDT Daisley KRAMER, Kennis LAI, English, Traditional Asia Art Archive: Ten Years Reference Asia Art Archive 2011 Jennifer LAM, Chinese Amy WOOD, Mary LEE Asia as Method: Toward Deimperialization Reference Duke University Press 2010 English CHEN Kuanhsing Asiatopia: International Performance Art Festival, A/V Concrete House 2004 English Thailand 1998-2004 English, Traditional Assembly: Family Parade - Chen Shunchu Monograph IT Park Gallery & Photo Studio 2002 Chinese Bahasa Indonesian, AWAS! Recent art from Indonesia Exhibition Catalogue The Cemeti Art Foundation 1999 English, German, Japanese Background Noise: Perspectives on Sound Art Reference Bloomsbury Academic 2006 English Brandon LABELLE Bad Drawings for Dost: Vivan Sundaram Monograph Gallery Chemould 2006 English Bakhtin Reframed: Interpreting Key Thinkers for the Arts Reference I.B.Tauris 2013 English Deborah HAYNES Bani Abidi: Videos, Photographs & Drawings Monograph Green Cardamom 2009 English Anita DAWOOD Beyond the Surface - Japanese Style of Making Things Exhibition Catalogue The Japan Foundation 2003 English 3 MOBILE LIBRARY: MYANMAR BOOK LIST Institute of Contemporary Arts Bits and Pieces: Writings on Art Reference 2002 English Waihon CHIA Singapore Body Art: Performing the Subject Reference University of Minnesota Press 1998 English Amelia JONES Clara CHEUNG, English, Traditional C & G Artpartment 2007-2008 Reference C & G Artpartment 2009 CHENG Yeeman, Chinese CHU Yiuwai English, Traditional Cai Guo-Qiang: Hanging Out in the Museum Monograph Taipei Fine Arts Museum 2009 YANG Chao Chinese Bonnie HUIE, LEE English, Simplified Cai Guo-Qiang: Peasant Da Vincis Monograph Guangxi Normal University Press 2010 Ihua, Mona Chinese CHEN, LIU Yingjiu English, Simplified Cang Xin Monograph Xin Dong Cheng Publishing House 2006 Chinese Teresa CHAN, Catalogue: The Extended Gallery for Exhibiting English, Traditional Reference wrongplace 2011 Stella FONG, Experiments Experimenting Exhibitions Chinese Vivian TING Steven RAND, Cautionary tales: Critical Curating Reference apexart 2007 English Heather KOURIS CC: Crossing Currents: Video Art and Cultural Identity Exhibition Catalogue 2006 English Cell 1 Room 2 Hostel Room Exhibition Catalogue Osage Gallery 2012 English Century City: Art and Culture in the Modern Metropolis Exhibition Catalogue Tate Publishing 2001 English Iwona BLAZWICK Changing States: Contemporary Art and Ideas in an Era of Gilane Reference Institute of International Visual Arts 2004 English Globalisation TAWADROS English, Simplified Daniel BRINE, SHU China Live: Reflections on Contemporary Performance Art Exhibition Catalogue Chinese Arts Centre 2005 Chinese Yang English, Traditional China's New Art, Post-1989 Exhibition Catalogue Asia Art Archive 2001 Valerie DORAN Chinese Chinese Art at the End of the Millennium Reference New Art Media Limited 2000 English John CLARK CHANG English, Traditional Tsongzung Chow Chun-Fai: Reproduce and Repaint Monograph Hanart TZ Gallery 2009 Chinese Johnson, KWAN Marcello English, Simplified Chua Ek Kay: Street Scenes Revisited Monograph Soobin Art Gallery 2001 Chinese Clark Studies in the Visual Arts: Art History in the Wake of Sterling and Francine Clark Art Jill H. CASID, Reference 2014 English the Global Turn Institute Aruna D'SOUZA Clark Studies in the Visual Arts: Art History, Aesthetics, Sterling and Francine Clark Art Michael A. HOLLY, Reference 2002 English Visual Studies Institute Keith MOXEY 4 MOBILE LIBRARY: MYANMAR BOOK LIST Clark Studies in the Visual Arts:
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