GLOBALISATION, IDENTITY AND TRANSCULTURAL IDENTITY IN THE ART OF JOHN YOUNG

Caroline Turner; Jen WEBB

GLOBALISATION, IDENTITY AND TRANSCULTURAL IDENTITY IN THE ART OF JOHN YOUNG

Caroline Turner, Jen WEBB

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Abstract

The role artists can play in cultural and social transformation has been shown to be a critical one: they witness, interpret and communicate through visual languages in a way that increases our cultural understanding of complex issues; reviving memory, confronting trauma, and potentially contributing to defining a shared sense of humanity. John Young has created art over many years that offers responses to dilemmas that are of critical concern to all humanity, including the ethics of human relations, especially in transcultural settings.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	John Young
Subtitle of host publication	The History Projects
Editors	Olivier Krischer
Place of Publication	Sydney
Publisher	Power Publishing
Chapter	3
Pages	1-7
Number of pages	7
ISBN (Print)	9780909952419
Publication status	Published - 1 Feb 2025

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