2022亞太新視域－亞太社會變遷系列演講：Photography and Southeast Asia（英文演講）
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報名網址：https://forms.gle/7C33GcULBW2BV28h6
報名截止：2022年10月13日（週四）17:00前
活動網址：http://www.rchss.sinica.edu.tw/TBMC/
聯絡人：孫雅瑄小姐 電話：(02) 2651-6862，E-mail：canna@ssp.sinica.edu.tw
【演講摘要About the Talk】
This talk attempts to connect “photography” and “Southeast Asia” through a narrative of local experiences from the colonial era to the period of decolonisation / nation-building. It argues that photographic practices played an important role in shaping the social life, culture and politics of the region that would become Southeast Asia. Photography allowed both the elites and the masses different ways of partaking the processes of identity-making, colonialism and nation-building, amongst others.
【講者簡介About the Speaker】 Zhuang Wubin is a writer who makes photographs, publications and exhibitions. He is interested in photography’s entanglements with modernity, colonialism, nationalism, “Chineseness” and the Cold War in Southeast Asia and Hong Kong. Zhuang received his PhD by Published Work (Research–Photography) from University of Westminster, London.
報名網址：https://forms.gle/7C33GcULBW2BV28h6
報名截止：2022年10月13日（週四）17:00前
活動網址：http://www.rchss.sinica.edu.tw/TBMC/
聯絡人：孫雅瑄小姐 電話：(02) 2651-6862，E-mail：canna@ssp.sinica.edu.tw
【演講摘要About the Talk】
This talk attempts to connect “photography” and “Southeast Asia” through a narrative of local experiences from the colonial era to the period of decolonisation / nation-building. It argues that photographic practices played an important role in shaping the social life, culture and politics of the region that would become Southeast Asia. Photography allowed both the elites and the masses different ways of partaking the processes of identity-making, colonialism and nation-building, amongst others.
【講者簡介About the Speaker】 Zhuang Wubin is a writer who makes photographs, publications and exhibitions. He is interested in photography’s entanglements with modernity, colonialism, nationalism, “Chineseness” and the Cold War in Southeast Asia and Hong Kong. Zhuang received his PhD by Published Work (Research–Photography) from University of Westminster, London.
