Beyond the Public/Private Divide: Global Corporate Art Museums and Discursive Power (MA Thesis)

Exhibitions are not just showcases; they are the institution’s way of speaking to the world, embodying its beliefs, ideologies, and vision. Through this “speech act,” the museum assumes the discursive power associated with its curated content through the vehicle of exhibitions.

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Harvard East Asian Society Conference

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Contact and Response: Cultural Consciousness in Post-Maoist Chinese Art and Cinema 1983-87