Contemporary Chinese Studio Crafts
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This book showcases a selection of exquisite and innovative examples of Chinese studio crafts - creations in lacquer, porcelain, jade, glass, stoneware, stainless steel, bamboo, paper, wood, silver, enamel. Many of the works embody traditional skills and elements, but artists are here seen to push the boundaries in design, materials, technique and artistic expression.
Prefatory chapters, including practitioner contributions, provide a comprehensive introduction to the development and identity of studio craft in China, from its cultural heritage, through the transformative wave of western modernism in the 1980s, to today's thriving contemporary art scene and the place of Internet influencers within it.
Author/Artist/Designer
Xiaoxin LiPages
160
Dimensions
27 x 21.4 x 2cm (10.6 x 8.4 x 0.8in)
ISBN
9781838510640
Colour
Red
Product code
173636
Book Format
Hardback
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