The Art of Cloning: Creative Production During China's Cultural Revolution
by Pang Laikwan
Pang Laikwan explores creative production during China’s Cultural Revolution, examining how cultural and political conditions shaped artistic practice. Focusing on the relationship between originality and replication, this study considers what creativity meant within a revolutionary framework and situates artistic work within the broader history of modern China.
About This Book
The Art of Cloning examines creative production during China’s Cultural Revolution.
Pang Laikwan considers how artistic practice was shaped by the cultural and political conditions of the period.
The book engages with questions of originality, replication, and the meaning of creative work in a revolutionary context.
It offers a focused study of art, culture, and politics in modern China.
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