YU YOUHAN/
YU YOUHAN/
Paul Gladstone
- Hong Kong; 3030Press; 2015
- 248p; 222 illustrations including 190 colour; 25x32cm
The monograph Yu Youhan provides a comprehensive theorized analysis of the life and work of the historically important Shanghai-based painter Yu Youhan (b. 1943). The book, which was produced in close collaboration with the artist, contains a foreword by the acclaimed BAFTA award-winning writer and television film maker Matthew Collings as well as an extended critical essay, ‘Yu Youhan: the (Dis-)placed Literatus’, by Paul Gladston, Professor of Contemporary Visual Cultures and Critical Theory at the University of Nottingham.
English
9789899938499
N8350-8356 Art as a profession. Artists
China
The monograph Yu Youhan provides a comprehensive theorized analysis of the life and work of the historically important Shanghai-based painter Yu Youhan (b. 1943). The book, which was produced in close collaboration with the artist, contains a foreword by the acclaimed BAFTA award-winning writer and television film maker Matthew Collings as well as an extended critical essay, ‘Yu Youhan: the (Dis-)placed Literatus’, by Paul Gladston, Professor of Contemporary Visual Cultures and Critical Theory at the University of Nottingham.
English
9789899938499
N8350-8356 Art as a profession. Artists
China