"China Through the Looking Glass (comprising two artefacts 'Fashion Chess' and 'National Dress')"

Wessie Ling

"China Through the Looking Glass (comprising two artefacts 'Fashion Chess' and 'National Dress')"

Wessie Ling

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Abstract

At the end of January the V&A celebrated the beginning of the Year of the Rabbit with a Friday Late devoted to exploding and exploring the myths and stereotypes of Chinese culture. This Friday Lates highlights film shows China through the murky lenses of chinoiserie, fiction and myth. A vision blurred by tall tales and Chinese whispers.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 28 Jan 2011
Event	Friday Late January: China Through the Looking Glass - Victoria and Albert Museum, London Duration: 28 Jan 2011 → … http://www.vam.ac.uk/channel/happenings/friday_lates/friday_late_january_china_through_the_looking_glass/

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