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China: The Return to Real Art (Jerome Silbergeld)
- 1994 ----- color ----- 28 min ----- vhs
- (Upon Reflection series) Host Marcia Alvar speaks with Jerome Silbergeld, author and Director, School of Art, University of Washington. In his book, Contradictions, An Account of Art in China during the 20th Century, he points out that much of the art was not self-motivated. It was geared to socialism and lacked individuality. Change and transformation has characterized Chinese art in the last decades. It now reflects life and is the primary message sender to the Chinese people. Professor Silbergeld also discusses the damage that communism has had on art in China.
- Topics: (Art: History, China, Far Eastern Studies, History: Asian)
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