Discipline Paper 08: Graffiti and Cosplay: Regional Methods of Adapting to China’s Urbanisation in the 2000s

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Discipline Paper 08 : Graffiti and Cosplay: Regional Methods of Adapting to China’s Urbanisation in the 2000s

Designed by Zenobia Ahmed. Copyediting and proofreading by Helen Hughes and Amy Stuart.

Discipline is pleased to announce the launch event of our Discipline Papers for 2024. Designed by Zenobia Ahmed and Dennis Grauel, these papers represent some of the most original and exciting exegeses and theses from the Monash University Fine Art Honours cohort of 2023

In this art historical paper, Sueann Chen compares artists Cao Fei and Zhang Dali’s  approaches to the urbanisation of China — in Beijing and Guangzhou, respectively — in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Chen suggests that although Cao and Zhang’s works differ materially, they both address a sense of urban displacement, reimagining identity to establish a sense of place within their rapidly changing landscapes.

12 pages, 148.5 × 420 mm (folded 148.5 × 210 mm), Self-cover, 1 colour risoprint and 4 colour images.

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