Ausgabe 4.2020 / Transkulturelle Perspektiven
No. 4.2020 / Transcultural Perspectives

Special Issue: Asia Collections outside Asia: Questioning Artefacts, Cultures and Identities in the Museum

Redaktion / Guest Editors: Iside Carbone and Helen Wang


1. Iside Carbone and Helen Wang
Introduction

2. Annette Loeseke
Challenging the Framing of Asia and the Role of the KVVAK (Royal Asian Art Society in the Netherlands): The Asian Pavilion of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam

3. Laura Vigo
Imagining the Orient: Early Collecting at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts

4. Florencia Rodríguez Giavarini
The Museo Nacional de Arte Oriental in Buenos Aires: From European Taste for Oriental Art to Genuine Interest in the East

5. Sofia Campos Lopes
The Collections of the Orient Museum (Fundação Oriente-Museu do Oriente): Polysemy and Metonymy

6. Maria Szymańska-Ilnata
The Asia and Pacific Museum in Warsaw: New Beginning and Challenges

7. Karen Tam
Acheter un petit chinois: The Jesuit Museum of Chinese Art in Quebec

8. Donatella Failla
Collecting karamono kodō 唐物古銅 in Meiji Japan: Archaistic Chinese Bronzes in the Chiossone Museum, Genoa, Italy

9. Marta Boscolo Marchi
Japan in Venice: Collecting Tastes around the Birth of the Museo d’Arte Orientale

10. Helen Wang
Chinese Money Matters – So why Does it Have Such a Low Profile?

11. Maria Sobotka
Korean Gardens outside of Korea: The Re-Construction of National Cultural Identity

12. Robin Ruizendaal
Living Traditions: The Museum as a Platform for the Promotion and Conservation of Asian Puppet Theatre

13. Elisabetta Colla
Afterword

Link: http://www.kunsttexte.de/index.php?id=58