'An Era Without Memories: Chinese Contemporary Photography on Urban Transformation '

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'An Era Without Memories: Chinese Contemporary Photography on Urban Transformation 'From the publisher: "This timely book documents the phenomenon of rapid and transformative urbanisation in China through the work of thirty one of the countrys most talented art photographers. Capturing both the remnants of widespread demolition and constant, massive new development, these insiders have captured the new Chinese reality an 'era without memories' brought on by the expansive urban transformation. In four thematic chapters, An Era Without

especially those of us who are privileged… It is this complacency that Urbanation seeks to tear asunder

resurrecting their final hours by taking their point of view

Nelson Mandela

and sell their works

examining it through the tools

nature and pleasure have been represented in Western capitalist fantasies

1981) works across photography

and is a remarkable documentation of the complex negotiations—between artists

Kolam-making is women’s work

with an introduction by Marion Arnold and catalogue essay by Ivor Powell

Shonibare’s sculptures and installations revisit the conflicted legacy of many historical artefacts in order to explore the complex hybridity of postcolonial life with unique irony

Watts and South Central

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