02162nam a22002417a 450000500170000000800410001702000180005802801040007608200120018010000220019224500750021426000370028930000250032636500090035152012960036065000210165665000310167765000080170870000210171694200090173799900170174695201570176320260308195904.0260308b        |||||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a9781032129044  a: Technical Bureaub: 4794/23, 1st Floor, Ansari Road, Daryaganj, New Delhic: TB3813d: 27/02/2026  a701 HAR  aHarris, Jonathan.  aContemporary Art in the Conflicts of Globalization.c/Jonathan Harris.  a, New Yorkb: Routledgec, 2026.  axlii, 159p.c: 24cm.  b3614  aContemporary Art in the Conflicts of Globalization presents an authoritative introductory guide to the emergence, development, and meanings of contemporary art around the world from the era of twentieth-century western colonialism to the crises and conflicts of globalization over the last three decades.

Examining contemporary art’s connections to and breaks from modern art in the last century, the study offers an innovative account of its artists’ formation during the era of decolonization after 1945 and the Cold War. Through a series of complementary analytic perspectives, the book considers the cultural politics of the global art world, its patterns of inclusion and exclusion, and charts contemporary art’s relations to feminist, anti-racist, and climate change activisms (among others) as these have both mutated and interconnected since the 1990s. More than 50 illustrations are included and are the basis for the book’s empirical and theoretically informed study.

The book is designed for both students and general readers and will be of great value for all who see contemporary art and global cultures as a contested ground of creativity and social significance, within which transformative progressive change may be achieved for the whole world and all its peoples.  aContemporary Art  aConflicts of Globalization  aArt  aJonathan Harris.  cBOOK  c67143d67143  00102ddc4070aSNULbSNULd2026-03-08eTechnical Bureau India Pvt. Ltd.g3614.00l1o701 HARp31394r2026-09-08 09:26:49s2026-08-03w2026-03-08yBOOK