The Feminist Installation Art in Modern China
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Feminist installation art in contemporary China is one of the most dynamic and controversial trends in Chinese contemporary art. It reflects the complex processes of social, political and cultural transformation that have been taking place in China in recent decades. Feminist installations express critical attitudes towards traditional gender roles, national identity, environmental issues and globalization. However, feminist installation art in contemporary China has not received sufficient scholarly coverage and analysis in domestic and foreign literature. Existing studies are often limited to describing individual works or female artists without considering the historical, cultural, and social contexts in which this trend is formed and developed. In addition, many feminist installations have a complex semiotic structure that requires a deep and multidimensional interpretive approach.The expected outcome of the article is a comprehensive and multilevel study of feminist installation art in contemporary China, which will allow for a better understanding and appreciation of its significance.
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