Agar Agar : a practice and theory of cultural hybridity in contemporary art
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Leung, Brendon
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Master of Design
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Unitec Institute of Technology
Date
2020
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Tan, Leon
Fahey, Richard
Fahey, Richard
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Masters Thesis
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New Zealand
agar agar
autoethnobiographies
cross-cultural exchange
identity
Third Space
aeshetics
painting
art
cultural hybridity
agar agar
autoethnobiographies
cross-cultural exchange
identity
Third Space
aeshetics
painting
art
cultural hybridity
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Leung, B. (2020). Agar Agar : a practice and theory of cultural hybridity in contemporary art. (Unpublished document submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Design). Unitec Institute of Technology, Auckland, New Zealand. Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10652/4968
Abstract
RESEARCH QUESTION:
What can auto-ethnography and the concepts of Agar Agar and hybridity contribute to a contemporary art practice?
ABSTRACT:
The purpose of this research is to explore the ideas of Agar Agar and cultural hybridity within a practice-based and auto-ethnographic approach in contemporary art. Painting and artistic practice provide me with the means to work through and understand experiences of fluidity, difference and cultural identity within the context of New Zealand. The project and resulting body of creative work provide an answer to the question: What can auto-ethnography and the concepts of Agar Agar and hybridity contribute to a contemporary painting practice.
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