"This interdisciplinary anthology presents 10 chapters from a range of scholars in art history, cultural studies and anthropology to unpack the complex relationship between people and things via an object-centred model of identity. Presenting a global section of case studies, Material Selves confronts vital questions of identity, agency, and materiality, highlighting the way in which we use objects to tell stories, construct myths and make sense of our place in the world. Thus, this path-breaking volume shows how the objects with which we adorn and surround ourselves provide a model for the construction of raced, gendered, and cultured subjectivity"--…mehr
"This interdisciplinary anthology presents 10 chapters from a range of scholars in art history, cultural studies and anthropology to unpack the complex relationship between people and things via an object-centred model of identity. Presenting a global section of case studies, Material Selves confronts vital questions of identity, agency, and materiality, highlighting the way in which we use objects to tell stories, construct myths and make sense of our place in the world. Thus, this path-breaking volume shows how the objects with which we adorn and surround ourselves provide a model for the construction of raced, gendered, and cultured subjectivity"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Alex Burchmore is Lecturer in Art History and Curatorial Studies at the Australian National University, Australia. He is the author of New Export China: Translations Across Time and Place in Contemporary Chinese Porcelain Art (2023).
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Alex Burchmore (Australian National University Australia Australia) Part One: Biography and Narrative 1. The Entangled Lives of Still Life: Margaret Olley Objects Display and Art Chiara O'Reilly (University of Sydney NSW Australia) 2. Self Extension: Material Agency Intimacy and Chance in Sophie Calle's Object Relationships Vanessa Berry (University of Sydney NSW Australia) Part Two: Adornment and Ornament 3. Refashioning the Khila' in Safavid Persia and Early Modern Europe Samantha Happé (University of Melbourne Victoria Australia) 4. Materiality Self and Portraiture: Charles LeBrun's Boîte à Portrait of Louis XIV Robert Wellington (Australian National University Australia) 5. 'Furland': Global Fur and Empires of Fashion Materialities in 1930s London Cheryl Roberts (University of the Arts London UK) Part Three: Reclamation and Intervention 6. Upcycling Chaney: The Colonial Detritus of St. Croix Jessica Priebe (National Art School Sydney Australia) 7. Chairman Mao's Good Soldier: Red Collecting Lei Feng and Revolutionary Selfhood in Contemporary China Emily Williams (Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University China) 8. A Female Embodiment: Gendered Materiality in Chinese Contemporary Art Practices Luise Guest (University of New South Wales Australia) Part Four: Subjects and Objects 9. Framing the Self in Early Modern Curatorial Strategies of Porcelain Display Alex Burchmore (Australian National University Australia) 10. Furnishings of Legal Lives Jessie Hohmann (University of Technology Sydney NSW Australia) and Daniel Joyce (University of New South Wales Australia) Index
Introduction Alex Burchmore (Australian National University Australia Australia) Part One: Biography and Narrative 1. The Entangled Lives of Still Life: Margaret Olley Objects Display and Art Chiara O'Reilly (University of Sydney NSW Australia) 2. Self Extension: Material Agency Intimacy and Chance in Sophie Calle's Object Relationships Vanessa Berry (University of Sydney NSW Australia) Part Two: Adornment and Ornament 3. Refashioning the Khila' in Safavid Persia and Early Modern Europe Samantha Happé (University of Melbourne Victoria Australia) 4. Materiality Self and Portraiture: Charles LeBrun's Boîte à Portrait of Louis XIV Robert Wellington (Australian National University Australia) 5. 'Furland': Global Fur and Empires of Fashion Materialities in 1930s London Cheryl Roberts (University of the Arts London UK) Part Three: Reclamation and Intervention 6. Upcycling Chaney: The Colonial Detritus of St. Croix Jessica Priebe (National Art School Sydney Australia) 7. Chairman Mao's Good Soldier: Red Collecting Lei Feng and Revolutionary Selfhood in Contemporary China Emily Williams (Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University China) 8. A Female Embodiment: Gendered Materiality in Chinese Contemporary Art Practices Luise Guest (University of New South Wales Australia) Part Four: Subjects and Objects 9. Framing the Self in Early Modern Curatorial Strategies of Porcelain Display Alex Burchmore (Australian National University Australia) 10. Furnishings of Legal Lives Jessie Hohmann (University of Technology Sydney NSW Australia) and Daniel Joyce (University of New South Wales Australia) Index
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