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BMedia-Morphosis learning to understand the media and art of our time by recognizing patterns and principles in previous centuriesand other cultures Discovering ideas for the future by combining high-tech and low-tech interfaces Appealing to all senses goingbeyond the actual media hegemony of the eye and the earBelow 23 snapshots from long visual narratives are shown forming the basis of the course These scrolls may take half an hour and more to be narratedMost image elements used are documented in overlays that can be called up by the students later as the scrolls will come on line for further referenceThere is a close relationship between the content of these scrolls and the proposed literature Apart from the core documents and books a wide spectre ofcitations related to the discourse coming with the scrolls will be made available after each lecture Books with a high quantity of visuals will be another assetfor the course to allow the students to widen there cultural horizon and create retaceable memories for later The on-line lsquosyllabus will expand as the courseprogresses and will remain on-line for an extensive period The students will thus have a place to come back to even after their studyThere will practical task to fulfill by the students some special guests may join some of the lectures and excursions and field woirk is envisaged as wellThese elements can not be specified yet as they will evolve from the needed direct interaction with students and staff of the School of Creative Media
Orbis Digitalium Pictus a world increasingly determined by digital visualization of all kind its pleasures of instant depicting and dire social consequences of digital panopticism and controlB01
Trompe lrsquoOeil in effect but not in fact from the mythical tricking compettion of the Greek painters Zeuxis and Parrhasius to the Chinese scroll painter Tsao Pu-Ying and his fake flies pre-history of the virtualB02
Information landscapes between inscription and erasure the newest nano and bio information storage technologies are contrasted with ancient forms enabling unthought comparisonsB03
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011 115122010
Ideas of Visual Language a non-linear history of writing depicting and symbolizing juxtapositions of historical epochs and geographical areasa varieties of instruments and information carriers from bones to the human bodyB04
Detailed documentation of the lsquoideas of visual languagersquo scroll opportunities for further study of human scripts and their changing social functionB05
A Panorama of Pre-Cinematic Principles celestial projections bull roarers and fire whirling turningGreek pottery leisure boating as cinema prayer rolls and grammophone ending with chinese lanterns and a digital CAVEB06
Post-Cinematic experiments from expanded cinema to interactive multi-media the MovieMovie installation at the Experimental Film Festival in Knokke Le Zoute 1967 a joint talk with Jeffrey Shaw and Tjebbe van TijenB07
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011 215122010
The paradox of traceless art our experiments in the sixties for the pleasure of the moment itself art meant to be experienced in action only nevertheless being documented and collected in whatever way contradicting itselfB08
The paradox of traceless art festivities dance song shadow theatre seeing the differences between the spontaneous and unplanned the traditional and improvised versus high class art forms with each moment protocoledB09
The tactile senses an underestimated form of interactionrefinding the subtleties of touchB10
The sense of smell in culture and the arts and the hard way to control itB11
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011 315122010
The sense of taste and its dependencies on several other sensesB12
The sense of hearing listening back into the past new options to control its spatial and balancing qualities B13
Can the senses be seprated at all looking at different concepts of how many senses there are over time and in several culturesB14
The quick and swift messenger through time and the historical inklings of electronic communication here and there at the same timeB15
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011 415122010
A series of three visual narratives on scrolls friezes and tapestry as devices for linear story telling a walk trhough Cambodia Angkor Wat and similar temple complexesB16
The Trajan Column in Rome a story of a war on a scroll in stone wrapped around a columnB17
The Bayeux tapestry depicting another vattle ceremonial unrolled once a year some old sources sayB18
Scroll amp Stroll lecture practising the way of the procession along friezes for teaching the spectator animates the scenery by his locomotionB19
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011 515122010
Bibliomania landscapes of direct readable information carriers how the digital information landscape wil change old practices and the loss of undertanding of material quality of paper information carriers because of digitizationB20
Examples of dramatizations of historical information in collaborations with Tjebbe van Tijen with various other artists and researchers Orbis RevisedComenius Neo-Shamanism (1991-1998)B21
Design for an interactive classic vitrine with original paper documents that can be animated by the public allowing in depth comparative access to the paper documents on show Chrono-Topo-Scope for Hungarin rising 1956B22
Overview of how the museum has changed over time with reproduction storage classification tools and the like from Andreacute Malraux Abby Warburg and Walther Benjamin to George Boole Paul Otlet and Vannevar BushB23
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011 615122010
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
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Media-Morphosis learning to understandthe media and art of our time by recognizingpatterns and principles in previous centurie andother cultures Discovering ideas for the futureby combining high-tech and low-tech interfacesAppealing to all senses going beyond theactual media hegemony of the eye and the ear
6
Hogben Lancelot Thomas 1949 From cavepainting to comic strip a kaleidoscope of humancommunication New York Chanticleer Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12240180
01- visual language ideas 1
R
6
Eve Matthew and Burke Christopher 2010From Hieroglyphics to Isotype A VisualAutobiography Hyphen Pr
01- visual language ideas 2
Q
6
Neurath Marie and Robin Kinross 2009 Thetransformer principles of making isotype charts
HKBU HKUST
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17362005
01- visual language ideas 3httpwwwamazoncomTransformer-Principles-Making-Isotype-Chartsdp0907259405ref=sr_1_1s=booksampie=UTF8ampqid=1291573715ampsr=1-1
AmazonBooks
O
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Kepes Gyorgy 1966 Sign image and symbol London Studio Vista
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12794734
01- visual language ideas 4
V
6
O
ta Yukio 1987 Pictogram design YukioOta = Pikutoguramu emoji dezain
HKBU HKPU TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b18098122
01- visual language ideas 5
V
6
Walther Ingo F and Norbert Wolf 2005Codices illustres the worlds most famousilluminated manuscripts 400 to 1600 KolnTaschen
TVT
01- visual language ideas 6
V
6
Staley David J 2003 Computersvisualization and history how new technologywill transform our understanding of the pastArmonk NY ME Sharpe
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10705857
01- visual language ideas 7
Q
115122010
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Hocks Mary E and Michelle R Kendrick2003 Eloquent images word and image in theage of new media Cambridge Mass MIT Press
TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10029523
01- visual language ideas 8httpwwwamazoncomEloquent-Images-Word-Image-Mediadp02620831753FSubscriptionId3D0JRA4J6WAV0RTAZVS6R226tag3Dworldcat-2026linkCode3Dxm226camp3D202526creative3D16595326creativeASIN3D0262083175
AmazonBooksPreview
Q
6
Daniels Peter T and William Bright 1996The worlds writing systems New York OxfordUniversity Press
HKBU HKU TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10348061
02- writing systems and linguistics 1
C
6
Boone Elizabeth Hill and Walter Mignolo1994 Writing without words alternativeliteracies in Mesoamerica and the AndesDurham Duke University Press
02- writing systems and linguistics 2
C
6
Sassoon Rosemary and Albertine Gaur1997 Signs symbols and icons pre-history tothe computer age Exeter Intellect httpwwwnetlibrarycomurlapiaspaction=summaryampv=1ampbookid=20904
02- writing systems and linguistics 3
V
6
Ong Walter J 1982 Orality and literacy thetechnologizing of the word London Methuen
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10242642
02- writing systems and linguistics 4
Q
6
Havelock Eric Alfred 1986 The muse learnsto write reflections on orality and literacy fromantiquity to the present New Haven YaleUniversity Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12017190
02- writing systems and linguistics 5
Q
6
Ifrah Georges and David Bellos 2000 Theuniversal history of numbers from prehistory tothe invention of the computer New York Wiley
TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10844434
03- calculation systems 1
V
6
Ascher Marcia and Robert Ascher 1981Code of the quipu a study in mediamathematics and culture Ann Arbor Universityof Michigan Press
TVT
03- calculation systems 2
Q
215122010
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Ascher Marcia 1991 Ethnomathematics amulticultural view of mathematical ideas PacificGrove Calif BrooksCole Pub Co
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10242730
03- calculation systems 3
V
6
Hodder Ian 1989 The Meanings of thingsmaterial culture and symbolic expression Oneworld archaeology 6 London Unwin Hyman
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11809724
03- calculation systems 4
Q
6
Ma Zishu 1998 Artefacts [sic] of ancientChinese science and technology Beijing China Morning Glory Publishers
04- media devices and installations 1
V
6
James Peter and Nick Thorpe 1995 Ancientinventions New York Ballantine Books
TVT HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11234348
04- media devices and installations 2
V
6
Mannoni Laurent Nekes Werner LaurentMannoni Marina Warner and Werner Nekes2006 Eyes Lies and Illusions Drawn From theWerner Nekes Collection Australian Centre forthe Moving Image
HKIEd
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b14313416
04- media devices and installations 3
V
6
Cohen Beth 2006 The colors of clay specialtechniques in Athenian vases Los Angeles JPaul Getty Museum
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b15244941
04- media devices and installations 4
V
6
Wu Hung 1996 The double screen mediumand representation in Chinese painting ChicagoUniversity of Chicago Press
HKU HKBU HKPU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10505042
04- media devices and installations 5httpwwwamazoncomDouble-Screen-Representation-Chinese-Paintingdp0226360741
AmazonBooksPreview
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Timon Screech 2002 The lens within theheart the Western scientific gaze and popularimagery in later Edo Japan
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10450503
04- media devices and installations 6
R
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Butts Barbara Lee Hendrix and Scott CWolf 2000 Painting on light drawings andstained glass in the age of Durer and Holbein[Los Angeles Calif] J Paul Getty Museum
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10112748
04- media devices and installations 7
V
6
Weeden Brenda 2008 The education of theeye history of the Royal Polytechnic Institution1838-1881 Cambridge United Kingdom GrantaEditions
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17181336
04- media devices and installations 8
V
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Charney David H and Albert A Hopkins1975 Magic the great illusions revealed andexplained New York QuadrangleNew YorkTimes Book Co
04- media devices and installations 9
V
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Maillet Arnaud 2004 The Claude glass useand meaning of the black mirror in western artNew York Zone Books
HKU HKPL TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12340599
04- media devices and installations 10
C
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Eekelen Yvonne van Mattie Boom ArnoldPomerans and Erica Pomerans 1996 Themagical panorama the Mesdag Panorama anexperience in space and time Zwolle WaandersUitgevers
TVT
04- media devices and installations 11
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Polieri Jacques 1963 Scenographienouvelle Numero conc
u par Jacques Polieri
relise par Pierre Lacombe
04- media devices and installations 12
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Kluver Billy Julie Martin and Barbara Rose 1972 Pavilion by experiments in art andtechnology A Dutton paperback original D 308New York Dutton
04- media devices and installations 13
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Michalka Matthias 2004 X-screen filminstallations and actions in the 1960s and 1970sKoln Walther Konig
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11165944
04- media devices and installations 14
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
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Davis Douglas 1973 Art and the future Ahistory London Thames and Hudson
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10129429
04- media devices and installations 15
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Shaw Jeffrey and Peter Weibel 2003Future cinema the cinematic imaginary afterfilm Electronic culture--history theory practiceCambridge Mass MIT Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11361837
04- media devices and installations 16
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Reichardt Jasia 1969 Cyberneticserendipity the computer and the arts NewYork Praeger
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11739156
04- media devices and installations 17
V
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Pool Ithiel de Sola and Eli M Noam 1990Technologies without boundaries ontelecommunications in a global age CambridgeMass Harvard University Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11042085
04- media devices and installations 18
Q
6
Morgan Michael J 2003 The space betweenour ears how the brain represents visual spaceLondon Weidenfeld amp Nicolson
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11950122
05- image theory 1
Q
6
Alpers Svetlana 1983 The art of describing Dutch art in the seventeenth century Chicago University of Chicago Press
TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11712278
05- image theory 2
Q
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Schwartz Hillel 1996 The culture of thecopy striking likenesses unreasonablefacsimiles New York Zone Books
TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10346638
05- image theory 3
Q
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Marshack Alexander 1971 The roots ofcivilization the cognitive beginnings of mansfirst art symbol and notation New YorkMcGraw-Hill
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10601677
06- art history and social movements 1
Q
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Gimbutas Marija 2007 The goddesses andgods of Old Europe 6500-3500 BC myths andcult images Berkeley University of CaliforniaPress
06- art history and social movements 2
Q
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Jenkins Ian 1994 The Parthenon friezeAustin University of Texas Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12142688
06- art history and social movements 3
Q
6
Rossi Lino and J M C Toynbee 1971Trajans Column and the Dacian wars (London)Thames and Hudson
HKBU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17517256
06- art history and social movements 5
Q
6
Lavin Marilyn Aronberg 1990 The place ofnarrative mural decoration in Italian churches431-1600 Chicago University of Chicago Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b14979871
06- art history and social movements 6
V
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Besanc
on Alain 2009 The forbidden imagean intellectual history of iconoclasm Chicago IllUniversity of Chicago Press
06- art history and social movements 7
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Latour Bruno 2002 Iconoclash [beyond the image wars in science religion and art on theoccasion of the exhibition Iconoclash - beyondthe image wars in science religion and art ZKMKarlsruhe 4 May - 4 August 2002] Karlsruhe [ua] ZKM [ua]
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10197670
06- art history and social movements 8
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Harrison Charles Paul Wood and JasonGaiger 2000 Art in theory 1648-1815 ananthology of changing ideas Oxford UKBlackwell Publishers
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10527586
06- art history and social movements 9httpwwwamazoncomArt-Theory-1648-1815-Anthology-Changingdp06312006303FSubscriptionId3D0JRA4J6WAV0RTAZVS6R226tag3Dworldcat-2026linkCode3Dxm226camp3D202526creative3D16595326creativeASIN3D0631200630
AmazonBooksPreview
Q
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Harrison Charles Paul Wood and JasonGaiger 2001 Art in theory 1815-1900 ananthology of changing ideas Oxford UKBlackwell Publishers
HKBU HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10758032
06- art history and social movements 10httpwwwamazoncomArt-Theory-1815-1900-Anthology-Changingdp0631200665ref=pd_sim_b_1
AmazonBooksPreview
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615122010
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Harrison Charles and Paul Wood 2003 Artin theory 1900-2000 an anthology of changingideas Malden MA Blackwell Pub
HKBU HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10533217
06- art history and social movements 11
Q
6
Mair Victor H 1988 Painting andperformance Chinese picture recitation and itsIndian genesis Honolulu University of HawaiiPress
HKU HKUST HKBU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10677529
07- events and performances 1
C
6
Jain Jyotindra 1984 Painted myths ofcreation art and ritual of an Indian tribe Lokakala series New Delhi India Lalit KalaAkademi
07- events and performances 2
V
6
Van Ness Edward C and ShitaPrawirohardjo 1980 Javanese Wayang Kulit anintroduction Oxford in Asia paperbacks KualaLumpur Oxford University Press
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10971280
07- events and performances 3
V
6
Broman Sven 1996 Shadows of life = Nangtalung Thai popular shadow theatre BangkokWhite Orchid Press
TVT HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11444246
07- events and performances 4
V
6
Simon Rainald and Yuxian Jiang 1997Chinesische Schatten Lampenschattentheateraus Sichuan die Sammlung Eger [anlaszliglichder gleichnamigen Ausstellung im MunchnerStadtmuseum 28 November 1997-5 Juli1998] Munchen Dt Kunstverl
07- events and performances 5
V
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Kant-Achilles Mally F Seltmann andRudiger Schumacher 1990 Wayang beber daswiederentdeckte Bildrollen-Drama Zentral-JavasStuttgart F Steiner
TVT
07- events and performances 6
V
6
Doring Jeff 2000 Gwion gwion secret andsacred pathways of the Ngarinyin aboriginalpeople of Australia = geheime und heilige pfadeder Ngarinyin aborigines in Australien = chemins secrets et sacraes des Ngarinyinaborigaenes dAustralie Koln Konemann
TVT
07- events and performances 7
V
715122010
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Watson Christine 2003 Piercing the ground Fremantle WA Fremantle Arts Centre Press
TVT
07- events and performances 8
Q
6
Brauen Martin 1997 The Mandala sacredcircle in Tibetan Buddhism Boston Shambhala
TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10085132
07- events and performances 9
V
6
Gold Peter 1994 Navajo amp Tibetan sacredwisdom the circle of the spirit Rochester VtInner Traditions
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17416239
07- events and performances 10
Q
6
Goldberg RoseLee 2004 Performance liveart since the 60s London Thames amp Hudson
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11778926
07- events and performances 11
V
6
Shaw Jeffrey and Tjebbe van Tijen 1988Un Musee Imaginaire de la Revolution [unprojet pour celebrer le bicentenaire de laRevolution Franc
aise] Amsterdam De
Struikrover]
TVT
07- events and performances 12
V
815122010
Ideas of Visual Language a non-linear history of writing depicting and symbolizing juxtapositions of historical epochs and geographical areasa varieties of instruments and information carriers from bones to the human bodyB04
Detailed documentation of the lsquoideas of visual languagersquo scroll opportunities for further study of human scripts and their changing social functionB05
A Panorama of Pre-Cinematic Principles celestial projections bull roarers and fire whirling turningGreek pottery leisure boating as cinema prayer rolls and grammophone ending with chinese lanterns and a digital CAVEB06
Post-Cinematic experiments from expanded cinema to interactive multi-media the MovieMovie installation at the Experimental Film Festival in Knokke Le Zoute 1967 a joint talk with Jeffrey Shaw and Tjebbe van TijenB07
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011 215122010
The paradox of traceless art our experiments in the sixties for the pleasure of the moment itself art meant to be experienced in action only nevertheless being documented and collected in whatever way contradicting itselfB08
The paradox of traceless art festivities dance song shadow theatre seeing the differences between the spontaneous and unplanned the traditional and improvised versus high class art forms with each moment protocoledB09
The tactile senses an underestimated form of interactionrefinding the subtleties of touchB10
The sense of smell in culture and the arts and the hard way to control itB11
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011 315122010
The sense of taste and its dependencies on several other sensesB12
The sense of hearing listening back into the past new options to control its spatial and balancing qualities B13
Can the senses be seprated at all looking at different concepts of how many senses there are over time and in several culturesB14
The quick and swift messenger through time and the historical inklings of electronic communication here and there at the same timeB15
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011 415122010
A series of three visual narratives on scrolls friezes and tapestry as devices for linear story telling a walk trhough Cambodia Angkor Wat and similar temple complexesB16
The Trajan Column in Rome a story of a war on a scroll in stone wrapped around a columnB17
The Bayeux tapestry depicting another vattle ceremonial unrolled once a year some old sources sayB18
Scroll amp Stroll lecture practising the way of the procession along friezes for teaching the spectator animates the scenery by his locomotionB19
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011 515122010
Bibliomania landscapes of direct readable information carriers how the digital information landscape wil change old practices and the loss of undertanding of material quality of paper information carriers because of digitizationB20
Examples of dramatizations of historical information in collaborations with Tjebbe van Tijen with various other artists and researchers Orbis RevisedComenius Neo-Shamanism (1991-1998)B21
Design for an interactive classic vitrine with original paper documents that can be animated by the public allowing in depth comparative access to the paper documents on show Chrono-Topo-Scope for Hungarin rising 1956B22
Overview of how the museum has changed over time with reproduction storage classification tools and the like from Andreacute Malraux Abby Warburg and Walther Benjamin to George Boole Paul Otlet and Vannevar BushB23
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011 615122010
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Media-Morphosis learning to understandthe media and art of our time by recognizingpatterns and principles in previous centurie andother cultures Discovering ideas for the futureby combining high-tech and low-tech interfacesAppealing to all senses going beyond theactual media hegemony of the eye and the ear
6
Hogben Lancelot Thomas 1949 From cavepainting to comic strip a kaleidoscope of humancommunication New York Chanticleer Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12240180
01- visual language ideas 1
R
6
Eve Matthew and Burke Christopher 2010From Hieroglyphics to Isotype A VisualAutobiography Hyphen Pr
01- visual language ideas 2
Q
6
Neurath Marie and Robin Kinross 2009 Thetransformer principles of making isotype charts
HKBU HKUST
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17362005
01- visual language ideas 3httpwwwamazoncomTransformer-Principles-Making-Isotype-Chartsdp0907259405ref=sr_1_1s=booksampie=UTF8ampqid=1291573715ampsr=1-1
AmazonBooks
O
6
Kepes Gyorgy 1966 Sign image and symbol London Studio Vista
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12794734
01- visual language ideas 4
V
6
O
ta Yukio 1987 Pictogram design YukioOta = Pikutoguramu emoji dezain
HKBU HKPU TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b18098122
01- visual language ideas 5
V
6
Walther Ingo F and Norbert Wolf 2005Codices illustres the worlds most famousilluminated manuscripts 400 to 1600 KolnTaschen
TVT
01- visual language ideas 6
V
6
Staley David J 2003 Computersvisualization and history how new technologywill transform our understanding of the pastArmonk NY ME Sharpe
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10705857
01- visual language ideas 7
Q
115122010
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Hocks Mary E and Michelle R Kendrick2003 Eloquent images word and image in theage of new media Cambridge Mass MIT Press
TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10029523
01- visual language ideas 8httpwwwamazoncomEloquent-Images-Word-Image-Mediadp02620831753FSubscriptionId3D0JRA4J6WAV0RTAZVS6R226tag3Dworldcat-2026linkCode3Dxm226camp3D202526creative3D16595326creativeASIN3D0262083175
AmazonBooksPreview
Q
6
Daniels Peter T and William Bright 1996The worlds writing systems New York OxfordUniversity Press
HKBU HKU TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10348061
02- writing systems and linguistics 1
C
6
Boone Elizabeth Hill and Walter Mignolo1994 Writing without words alternativeliteracies in Mesoamerica and the AndesDurham Duke University Press
02- writing systems and linguistics 2
C
6
Sassoon Rosemary and Albertine Gaur1997 Signs symbols and icons pre-history tothe computer age Exeter Intellect httpwwwnetlibrarycomurlapiaspaction=summaryampv=1ampbookid=20904
02- writing systems and linguistics 3
V
6
Ong Walter J 1982 Orality and literacy thetechnologizing of the word London Methuen
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10242642
02- writing systems and linguistics 4
Q
6
Havelock Eric Alfred 1986 The muse learnsto write reflections on orality and literacy fromantiquity to the present New Haven YaleUniversity Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12017190
02- writing systems and linguistics 5
Q
6
Ifrah Georges and David Bellos 2000 Theuniversal history of numbers from prehistory tothe invention of the computer New York Wiley
TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10844434
03- calculation systems 1
V
6
Ascher Marcia and Robert Ascher 1981Code of the quipu a study in mediamathematics and culture Ann Arbor Universityof Michigan Press
TVT
03- calculation systems 2
Q
215122010
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Ascher Marcia 1991 Ethnomathematics amulticultural view of mathematical ideas PacificGrove Calif BrooksCole Pub Co
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10242730
03- calculation systems 3
V
6
Hodder Ian 1989 The Meanings of thingsmaterial culture and symbolic expression Oneworld archaeology 6 London Unwin Hyman
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11809724
03- calculation systems 4
Q
6
Ma Zishu 1998 Artefacts [sic] of ancientChinese science and technology Beijing China Morning Glory Publishers
04- media devices and installations 1
V
6
James Peter and Nick Thorpe 1995 Ancientinventions New York Ballantine Books
TVT HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11234348
04- media devices and installations 2
V
6
Mannoni Laurent Nekes Werner LaurentMannoni Marina Warner and Werner Nekes2006 Eyes Lies and Illusions Drawn From theWerner Nekes Collection Australian Centre forthe Moving Image
HKIEd
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b14313416
04- media devices and installations 3
V
6
Cohen Beth 2006 The colors of clay specialtechniques in Athenian vases Los Angeles JPaul Getty Museum
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b15244941
04- media devices and installations 4
V
6
Wu Hung 1996 The double screen mediumand representation in Chinese painting ChicagoUniversity of Chicago Press
HKU HKBU HKPU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10505042
04- media devices and installations 5httpwwwamazoncomDouble-Screen-Representation-Chinese-Paintingdp0226360741
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Timon Screech 2002 The lens within theheart the Western scientific gaze and popularimagery in later Edo Japan
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Butts Barbara Lee Hendrix and Scott CWolf 2000 Painting on light drawings andstained glass in the age of Durer and Holbein[Los Angeles Calif] J Paul Getty Museum
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Weeden Brenda 2008 The education of theeye history of the Royal Polytechnic Institution1838-1881 Cambridge United Kingdom GrantaEditions
HKU
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04- media devices and installations 8
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Charney David H and Albert A Hopkins1975 Magic the great illusions revealed andexplained New York QuadrangleNew YorkTimes Book Co
04- media devices and installations 9
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Maillet Arnaud 2004 The Claude glass useand meaning of the black mirror in western artNew York Zone Books
HKU HKPL TVT
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Eekelen Yvonne van Mattie Boom ArnoldPomerans and Erica Pomerans 1996 Themagical panorama the Mesdag Panorama anexperience in space and time Zwolle WaandersUitgevers
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Polieri Jacques 1963 Scenographienouvelle Numero conc
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Kluver Billy Julie Martin and Barbara Rose 1972 Pavilion by experiments in art andtechnology A Dutton paperback original D 308New York Dutton
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Michalka Matthias 2004 X-screen filminstallations and actions in the 1960s and 1970sKoln Walther Konig
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
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Davis Douglas 1973 Art and the future Ahistory London Thames and Hudson
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Shaw Jeffrey and Peter Weibel 2003Future cinema the cinematic imaginary afterfilm Electronic culture--history theory practiceCambridge Mass MIT Press
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Reichardt Jasia 1969 Cyberneticserendipity the computer and the arts NewYork Praeger
HKU
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04- media devices and installations 17
V
6
Pool Ithiel de Sola and Eli M Noam 1990Technologies without boundaries ontelecommunications in a global age CambridgeMass Harvard University Press
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Morgan Michael J 2003 The space betweenour ears how the brain represents visual spaceLondon Weidenfeld amp Nicolson
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11950122
05- image theory 1
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Alpers Svetlana 1983 The art of describing Dutch art in the seventeenth century Chicago University of Chicago Press
TVT
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Schwartz Hillel 1996 The culture of thecopy striking likenesses unreasonablefacsimiles New York Zone Books
TVT
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Marshack Alexander 1971 The roots ofcivilization the cognitive beginnings of mansfirst art symbol and notation New YorkMcGraw-Hill
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06- art history and social movements 1
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
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Gimbutas Marija 2007 The goddesses andgods of Old Europe 6500-3500 BC myths andcult images Berkeley University of CaliforniaPress
06- art history and social movements 2
Q
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Jenkins Ian 1994 The Parthenon friezeAustin University of Texas Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12142688
06- art history and social movements 3
Q
6
Rossi Lino and J M C Toynbee 1971Trajans Column and the Dacian wars (London)Thames and Hudson
HKBU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17517256
06- art history and social movements 5
Q
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Lavin Marilyn Aronberg 1990 The place ofnarrative mural decoration in Italian churches431-1600 Chicago University of Chicago Press
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06- art history and social movements 6
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Besanc
on Alain 2009 The forbidden imagean intellectual history of iconoclasm Chicago IllUniversity of Chicago Press
06- art history and social movements 7
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Latour Bruno 2002 Iconoclash [beyond the image wars in science religion and art on theoccasion of the exhibition Iconoclash - beyondthe image wars in science religion and art ZKMKarlsruhe 4 May - 4 August 2002] Karlsruhe [ua] ZKM [ua]
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10197670
06- art history and social movements 8
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Harrison Charles Paul Wood and JasonGaiger 2000 Art in theory 1648-1815 ananthology of changing ideas Oxford UKBlackwell Publishers
HKU
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06- art history and social movements 9httpwwwamazoncomArt-Theory-1648-1815-Anthology-Changingdp06312006303FSubscriptionId3D0JRA4J6WAV0RTAZVS6R226tag3Dworldcat-2026linkCode3Dxm226camp3D202526creative3D16595326creativeASIN3D0631200630
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Harrison Charles Paul Wood and JasonGaiger 2001 Art in theory 1815-1900 ananthology of changing ideas Oxford UKBlackwell Publishers
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06- art history and social movements 10httpwwwamazoncomArt-Theory-1815-1900-Anthology-Changingdp0631200665ref=pd_sim_b_1
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
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Harrison Charles and Paul Wood 2003 Artin theory 1900-2000 an anthology of changingideas Malden MA Blackwell Pub
HKBU HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10533217
06- art history and social movements 11
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Mair Victor H 1988 Painting andperformance Chinese picture recitation and itsIndian genesis Honolulu University of HawaiiPress
HKU HKUST HKBU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10677529
07- events and performances 1
C
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Jain Jyotindra 1984 Painted myths ofcreation art and ritual of an Indian tribe Lokakala series New Delhi India Lalit KalaAkademi
07- events and performances 2
V
6
Van Ness Edward C and ShitaPrawirohardjo 1980 Javanese Wayang Kulit anintroduction Oxford in Asia paperbacks KualaLumpur Oxford University Press
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10971280
07- events and performances 3
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6
Broman Sven 1996 Shadows of life = Nangtalung Thai popular shadow theatre BangkokWhite Orchid Press
TVT HKU
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07- events and performances 4
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Simon Rainald and Yuxian Jiang 1997Chinesische Schatten Lampenschattentheateraus Sichuan die Sammlung Eger [anlaszliglichder gleichnamigen Ausstellung im MunchnerStadtmuseum 28 November 1997-5 Juli1998] Munchen Dt Kunstverl
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Kant-Achilles Mally F Seltmann andRudiger Schumacher 1990 Wayang beber daswiederentdeckte Bildrollen-Drama Zentral-JavasStuttgart F Steiner
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Doring Jeff 2000 Gwion gwion secret andsacred pathways of the Ngarinyin aboriginalpeople of Australia = geheime und heilige pfadeder Ngarinyin aborigines in Australien = chemins secrets et sacraes des Ngarinyinaborigaenes dAustralie Koln Konemann
TVT
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
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Watson Christine 2003 Piercing the ground Fremantle WA Fremantle Arts Centre Press
TVT
07- events and performances 8
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Brauen Martin 1997 The Mandala sacredcircle in Tibetan Buddhism Boston Shambhala
TVT
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07- events and performances 9
V
6
Gold Peter 1994 Navajo amp Tibetan sacredwisdom the circle of the spirit Rochester VtInner Traditions
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Goldberg RoseLee 2004 Performance liveart since the 60s London Thames amp Hudson
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Shaw Jeffrey and Tjebbe van Tijen 1988Un Musee Imaginaire de la Revolution [unprojet pour celebrer le bicentenaire de laRevolution Franc
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The paradox of traceless art our experiments in the sixties for the pleasure of the moment itself art meant to be experienced in action only nevertheless being documented and collected in whatever way contradicting itselfB08
The paradox of traceless art festivities dance song shadow theatre seeing the differences between the spontaneous and unplanned the traditional and improvised versus high class art forms with each moment protocoledB09
The tactile senses an underestimated form of interactionrefinding the subtleties of touchB10
The sense of smell in culture and the arts and the hard way to control itB11
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011 315122010
The sense of taste and its dependencies on several other sensesB12
The sense of hearing listening back into the past new options to control its spatial and balancing qualities B13
Can the senses be seprated at all looking at different concepts of how many senses there are over time and in several culturesB14
The quick and swift messenger through time and the historical inklings of electronic communication here and there at the same timeB15
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011 415122010
A series of three visual narratives on scrolls friezes and tapestry as devices for linear story telling a walk trhough Cambodia Angkor Wat and similar temple complexesB16
The Trajan Column in Rome a story of a war on a scroll in stone wrapped around a columnB17
The Bayeux tapestry depicting another vattle ceremonial unrolled once a year some old sources sayB18
Scroll amp Stroll lecture practising the way of the procession along friezes for teaching the spectator animates the scenery by his locomotionB19
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011 515122010
Bibliomania landscapes of direct readable information carriers how the digital information landscape wil change old practices and the loss of undertanding of material quality of paper information carriers because of digitizationB20
Examples of dramatizations of historical information in collaborations with Tjebbe van Tijen with various other artists and researchers Orbis RevisedComenius Neo-Shamanism (1991-1998)B21
Design for an interactive classic vitrine with original paper documents that can be animated by the public allowing in depth comparative access to the paper documents on show Chrono-Topo-Scope for Hungarin rising 1956B22
Overview of how the museum has changed over time with reproduction storage classification tools and the like from Andreacute Malraux Abby Warburg and Walther Benjamin to George Boole Paul Otlet and Vannevar BushB23
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
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Media-Morphosis learning to understandthe media and art of our time by recognizingpatterns and principles in previous centurie andother cultures Discovering ideas for the futureby combining high-tech and low-tech interfacesAppealing to all senses going beyond theactual media hegemony of the eye and the ear
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Hogben Lancelot Thomas 1949 From cavepainting to comic strip a kaleidoscope of humancommunication New York Chanticleer Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12240180
01- visual language ideas 1
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Eve Matthew and Burke Christopher 2010From Hieroglyphics to Isotype A VisualAutobiography Hyphen Pr
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Neurath Marie and Robin Kinross 2009 Thetransformer principles of making isotype charts
HKBU HKUST
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17362005
01- visual language ideas 3httpwwwamazoncomTransformer-Principles-Making-Isotype-Chartsdp0907259405ref=sr_1_1s=booksampie=UTF8ampqid=1291573715ampsr=1-1
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Kepes Gyorgy 1966 Sign image and symbol London Studio Vista
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12794734
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O
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HKBU HKPU TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b18098122
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V
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Walther Ingo F and Norbert Wolf 2005Codices illustres the worlds most famousilluminated manuscripts 400 to 1600 KolnTaschen
TVT
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Staley David J 2003 Computersvisualization and history how new technologywill transform our understanding of the pastArmonk NY ME Sharpe
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10705857
01- visual language ideas 7
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
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Hocks Mary E and Michelle R Kendrick2003 Eloquent images word and image in theage of new media Cambridge Mass MIT Press
TVT
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01- visual language ideas 8httpwwwamazoncomEloquent-Images-Word-Image-Mediadp02620831753FSubscriptionId3D0JRA4J6WAV0RTAZVS6R226tag3Dworldcat-2026linkCode3Dxm226camp3D202526creative3D16595326creativeASIN3D0262083175
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Daniels Peter T and William Bright 1996The worlds writing systems New York OxfordUniversity Press
HKBU HKU TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10348061
02- writing systems and linguistics 1
C
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Boone Elizabeth Hill and Walter Mignolo1994 Writing without words alternativeliteracies in Mesoamerica and the AndesDurham Duke University Press
02- writing systems and linguistics 2
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Sassoon Rosemary and Albertine Gaur1997 Signs symbols and icons pre-history tothe computer age Exeter Intellect httpwwwnetlibrarycomurlapiaspaction=summaryampv=1ampbookid=20904
02- writing systems and linguistics 3
V
6
Ong Walter J 1982 Orality and literacy thetechnologizing of the word London Methuen
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10242642
02- writing systems and linguistics 4
Q
6
Havelock Eric Alfred 1986 The muse learnsto write reflections on orality and literacy fromantiquity to the present New Haven YaleUniversity Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12017190
02- writing systems and linguistics 5
Q
6
Ifrah Georges and David Bellos 2000 Theuniversal history of numbers from prehistory tothe invention of the computer New York Wiley
TVT
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03- calculation systems 1
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Ascher Marcia and Robert Ascher 1981Code of the quipu a study in mediamathematics and culture Ann Arbor Universityof Michigan Press
TVT
03- calculation systems 2
Q
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Ascher Marcia 1991 Ethnomathematics amulticultural view of mathematical ideas PacificGrove Calif BrooksCole Pub Co
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10242730
03- calculation systems 3
V
6
Hodder Ian 1989 The Meanings of thingsmaterial culture and symbolic expression Oneworld archaeology 6 London Unwin Hyman
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11809724
03- calculation systems 4
Q
6
Ma Zishu 1998 Artefacts [sic] of ancientChinese science and technology Beijing China Morning Glory Publishers
04- media devices and installations 1
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6
James Peter and Nick Thorpe 1995 Ancientinventions New York Ballantine Books
TVT HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11234348
04- media devices and installations 2
V
6
Mannoni Laurent Nekes Werner LaurentMannoni Marina Warner and Werner Nekes2006 Eyes Lies and Illusions Drawn From theWerner Nekes Collection Australian Centre forthe Moving Image
HKIEd
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b14313416
04- media devices and installations 3
V
6
Cohen Beth 2006 The colors of clay specialtechniques in Athenian vases Los Angeles JPaul Getty Museum
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b15244941
04- media devices and installations 4
V
6
Wu Hung 1996 The double screen mediumand representation in Chinese painting ChicagoUniversity of Chicago Press
HKU HKBU HKPU
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04- media devices and installations 5httpwwwamazoncomDouble-Screen-Representation-Chinese-Paintingdp0226360741
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Timon Screech 2002 The lens within theheart the Western scientific gaze and popularimagery in later Edo Japan
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10450503
04- media devices and installations 6
R
315122010
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Butts Barbara Lee Hendrix and Scott CWolf 2000 Painting on light drawings andstained glass in the age of Durer and Holbein[Los Angeles Calif] J Paul Getty Museum
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10112748
04- media devices and installations 7
V
6
Weeden Brenda 2008 The education of theeye history of the Royal Polytechnic Institution1838-1881 Cambridge United Kingdom GrantaEditions
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17181336
04- media devices and installations 8
V
6
Charney David H and Albert A Hopkins1975 Magic the great illusions revealed andexplained New York QuadrangleNew YorkTimes Book Co
04- media devices and installations 9
V
6
Maillet Arnaud 2004 The Claude glass useand meaning of the black mirror in western artNew York Zone Books
HKU HKPL TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12340599
04- media devices and installations 10
C
6
Eekelen Yvonne van Mattie Boom ArnoldPomerans and Erica Pomerans 1996 Themagical panorama the Mesdag Panorama anexperience in space and time Zwolle WaandersUitgevers
TVT
04- media devices and installations 11
V
6
Polieri Jacques 1963 Scenographienouvelle Numero conc
u par Jacques Polieri
relise par Pierre Lacombe
04- media devices and installations 12
V
6
Kluver Billy Julie Martin and Barbara Rose 1972 Pavilion by experiments in art andtechnology A Dutton paperback original D 308New York Dutton
04- media devices and installations 13
V
6
Michalka Matthias 2004 X-screen filminstallations and actions in the 1960s and 1970sKoln Walther Konig
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11165944
04- media devices and installations 14
V
415122010
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Davis Douglas 1973 Art and the future Ahistory London Thames and Hudson
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10129429
04- media devices and installations 15
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Shaw Jeffrey and Peter Weibel 2003Future cinema the cinematic imaginary afterfilm Electronic culture--history theory practiceCambridge Mass MIT Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11361837
04- media devices and installations 16
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Reichardt Jasia 1969 Cyberneticserendipity the computer and the arts NewYork Praeger
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11739156
04- media devices and installations 17
V
6
Pool Ithiel de Sola and Eli M Noam 1990Technologies without boundaries ontelecommunications in a global age CambridgeMass Harvard University Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11042085
04- media devices and installations 18
Q
6
Morgan Michael J 2003 The space betweenour ears how the brain represents visual spaceLondon Weidenfeld amp Nicolson
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11950122
05- image theory 1
Q
6
Alpers Svetlana 1983 The art of describing Dutch art in the seventeenth century Chicago University of Chicago Press
TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11712278
05- image theory 2
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Schwartz Hillel 1996 The culture of thecopy striking likenesses unreasonablefacsimiles New York Zone Books
TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10346638
05- image theory 3
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Marshack Alexander 1971 The roots ofcivilization the cognitive beginnings of mansfirst art symbol and notation New YorkMcGraw-Hill
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10601677
06- art history and social movements 1
Q
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Gimbutas Marija 2007 The goddesses andgods of Old Europe 6500-3500 BC myths andcult images Berkeley University of CaliforniaPress
06- art history and social movements 2
Q
6
Jenkins Ian 1994 The Parthenon friezeAustin University of Texas Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12142688
06- art history and social movements 3
Q
6
Rossi Lino and J M C Toynbee 1971Trajans Column and the Dacian wars (London)Thames and Hudson
HKBU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17517256
06- art history and social movements 5
Q
6
Lavin Marilyn Aronberg 1990 The place ofnarrative mural decoration in Italian churches431-1600 Chicago University of Chicago Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b14979871
06- art history and social movements 6
V
6
Besanc
on Alain 2009 The forbidden imagean intellectual history of iconoclasm Chicago IllUniversity of Chicago Press
06- art history and social movements 7
R
6
Latour Bruno 2002 Iconoclash [beyond the image wars in science religion and art on theoccasion of the exhibition Iconoclash - beyondthe image wars in science religion and art ZKMKarlsruhe 4 May - 4 August 2002] Karlsruhe [ua] ZKM [ua]
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10197670
06- art history and social movements 8
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6
Harrison Charles Paul Wood and JasonGaiger 2000 Art in theory 1648-1815 ananthology of changing ideas Oxford UKBlackwell Publishers
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10527586
06- art history and social movements 9httpwwwamazoncomArt-Theory-1648-1815-Anthology-Changingdp06312006303FSubscriptionId3D0JRA4J6WAV0RTAZVS6R226tag3Dworldcat-2026linkCode3Dxm226camp3D202526creative3D16595326creativeASIN3D0631200630
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Harrison Charles Paul Wood and JasonGaiger 2001 Art in theory 1815-1900 ananthology of changing ideas Oxford UKBlackwell Publishers
HKBU HKU
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06- art history and social movements 10httpwwwamazoncomArt-Theory-1815-1900-Anthology-Changingdp0631200665ref=pd_sim_b_1
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Harrison Charles and Paul Wood 2003 Artin theory 1900-2000 an anthology of changingideas Malden MA Blackwell Pub
HKBU HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10533217
06- art history and social movements 11
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Mair Victor H 1988 Painting andperformance Chinese picture recitation and itsIndian genesis Honolulu University of HawaiiPress
HKU HKUST HKBU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10677529
07- events and performances 1
C
6
Jain Jyotindra 1984 Painted myths ofcreation art and ritual of an Indian tribe Lokakala series New Delhi India Lalit KalaAkademi
07- events and performances 2
V
6
Van Ness Edward C and ShitaPrawirohardjo 1980 Javanese Wayang Kulit anintroduction Oxford in Asia paperbacks KualaLumpur Oxford University Press
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10971280
07- events and performances 3
V
6
Broman Sven 1996 Shadows of life = Nangtalung Thai popular shadow theatre BangkokWhite Orchid Press
TVT HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11444246
07- events and performances 4
V
6
Simon Rainald and Yuxian Jiang 1997Chinesische Schatten Lampenschattentheateraus Sichuan die Sammlung Eger [anlaszliglichder gleichnamigen Ausstellung im MunchnerStadtmuseum 28 November 1997-5 Juli1998] Munchen Dt Kunstverl
07- events and performances 5
V
6
Kant-Achilles Mally F Seltmann andRudiger Schumacher 1990 Wayang beber daswiederentdeckte Bildrollen-Drama Zentral-JavasStuttgart F Steiner
TVT
07- events and performances 6
V
6
Doring Jeff 2000 Gwion gwion secret andsacred pathways of the Ngarinyin aboriginalpeople of Australia = geheime und heilige pfadeder Ngarinyin aborigines in Australien = chemins secrets et sacraes des Ngarinyinaborigaenes dAustralie Koln Konemann
TVT
07- events and performances 7
V
715122010
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Watson Christine 2003 Piercing the ground Fremantle WA Fremantle Arts Centre Press
TVT
07- events and performances 8
Q
6
Brauen Martin 1997 The Mandala sacredcircle in Tibetan Buddhism Boston Shambhala
TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10085132
07- events and performances 9
V
6
Gold Peter 1994 Navajo amp Tibetan sacredwisdom the circle of the spirit Rochester VtInner Traditions
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17416239
07- events and performances 10
Q
6
Goldberg RoseLee 2004 Performance liveart since the 60s London Thames amp Hudson
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11778926
07- events and performances 11
V
6
Shaw Jeffrey and Tjebbe van Tijen 1988Un Musee Imaginaire de la Revolution [unprojet pour celebrer le bicentenaire de laRevolution Franc
aise] Amsterdam De
Struikrover]
TVT
07- events and performances 12
V
815122010
The sense of taste and its dependencies on several other sensesB12
The sense of hearing listening back into the past new options to control its spatial and balancing qualities B13
Can the senses be seprated at all looking at different concepts of how many senses there are over time and in several culturesB14
The quick and swift messenger through time and the historical inklings of electronic communication here and there at the same timeB15
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011 415122010
A series of three visual narratives on scrolls friezes and tapestry as devices for linear story telling a walk trhough Cambodia Angkor Wat and similar temple complexesB16
The Trajan Column in Rome a story of a war on a scroll in stone wrapped around a columnB17
The Bayeux tapestry depicting another vattle ceremonial unrolled once a year some old sources sayB18
Scroll amp Stroll lecture practising the way of the procession along friezes for teaching the spectator animates the scenery by his locomotionB19
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011 515122010
Bibliomania landscapes of direct readable information carriers how the digital information landscape wil change old practices and the loss of undertanding of material quality of paper information carriers because of digitizationB20
Examples of dramatizations of historical information in collaborations with Tjebbe van Tijen with various other artists and researchers Orbis RevisedComenius Neo-Shamanism (1991-1998)B21
Design for an interactive classic vitrine with original paper documents that can be animated by the public allowing in depth comparative access to the paper documents on show Chrono-Topo-Scope for Hungarin rising 1956B22
Overview of how the museum has changed over time with reproduction storage classification tools and the like from Andreacute Malraux Abby Warburg and Walther Benjamin to George Boole Paul Otlet and Vannevar BushB23
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Hogben Lancelot Thomas 1949 From cavepainting to comic strip a kaleidoscope of humancommunication New York Chanticleer Press
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Eve Matthew and Burke Christopher 2010From Hieroglyphics to Isotype A VisualAutobiography Hyphen Pr
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Neurath Marie and Robin Kinross 2009 Thetransformer principles of making isotype charts
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Kepes Gyorgy 1966 Sign image and symbol London Studio Vista
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Walther Ingo F and Norbert Wolf 2005Codices illustres the worlds most famousilluminated manuscripts 400 to 1600 KolnTaschen
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Staley David J 2003 Computersvisualization and history how new technologywill transform our understanding of the pastArmonk NY ME Sharpe
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
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Hocks Mary E and Michelle R Kendrick2003 Eloquent images word and image in theage of new media Cambridge Mass MIT Press
TVT
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Daniels Peter T and William Bright 1996The worlds writing systems New York OxfordUniversity Press
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Boone Elizabeth Hill and Walter Mignolo1994 Writing without words alternativeliteracies in Mesoamerica and the AndesDurham Duke University Press
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Sassoon Rosemary and Albertine Gaur1997 Signs symbols and icons pre-history tothe computer age Exeter Intellect httpwwwnetlibrarycomurlapiaspaction=summaryampv=1ampbookid=20904
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Ong Walter J 1982 Orality and literacy thetechnologizing of the word London Methuen
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Havelock Eric Alfred 1986 The muse learnsto write reflections on orality and literacy fromantiquity to the present New Haven YaleUniversity Press
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Ifrah Georges and David Bellos 2000 Theuniversal history of numbers from prehistory tothe invention of the computer New York Wiley
TVT
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Ascher Marcia and Robert Ascher 1981Code of the quipu a study in mediamathematics and culture Ann Arbor Universityof Michigan Press
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
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Ascher Marcia 1991 Ethnomathematics amulticultural view of mathematical ideas PacificGrove Calif BrooksCole Pub Co
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Hodder Ian 1989 The Meanings of thingsmaterial culture and symbolic expression Oneworld archaeology 6 London Unwin Hyman
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Ma Zishu 1998 Artefacts [sic] of ancientChinese science and technology Beijing China Morning Glory Publishers
04- media devices and installations 1
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James Peter and Nick Thorpe 1995 Ancientinventions New York Ballantine Books
TVT HKU
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Mannoni Laurent Nekes Werner LaurentMannoni Marina Warner and Werner Nekes2006 Eyes Lies and Illusions Drawn From theWerner Nekes Collection Australian Centre forthe Moving Image
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Cohen Beth 2006 The colors of clay specialtechniques in Athenian vases Los Angeles JPaul Getty Museum
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Wu Hung 1996 The double screen mediumand representation in Chinese painting ChicagoUniversity of Chicago Press
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Timon Screech 2002 The lens within theheart the Western scientific gaze and popularimagery in later Edo Japan
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Butts Barbara Lee Hendrix and Scott CWolf 2000 Painting on light drawings andstained glass in the age of Durer and Holbein[Los Angeles Calif] J Paul Getty Museum
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Weeden Brenda 2008 The education of theeye history of the Royal Polytechnic Institution1838-1881 Cambridge United Kingdom GrantaEditions
HKU
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Charney David H and Albert A Hopkins1975 Magic the great illusions revealed andexplained New York QuadrangleNew YorkTimes Book Co
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6
Maillet Arnaud 2004 The Claude glass useand meaning of the black mirror in western artNew York Zone Books
HKU HKPL TVT
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Eekelen Yvonne van Mattie Boom ArnoldPomerans and Erica Pomerans 1996 Themagical panorama the Mesdag Panorama anexperience in space and time Zwolle WaandersUitgevers
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Polieri Jacques 1963 Scenographienouvelle Numero conc
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04- media devices and installations 13
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Michalka Matthias 2004 X-screen filminstallations and actions in the 1960s and 1970sKoln Walther Konig
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
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Davis Douglas 1973 Art and the future Ahistory London Thames and Hudson
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04- media devices and installations 15
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Shaw Jeffrey and Peter Weibel 2003Future cinema the cinematic imaginary afterfilm Electronic culture--history theory practiceCambridge Mass MIT Press
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Reichardt Jasia 1969 Cyberneticserendipity the computer and the arts NewYork Praeger
HKU
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V
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Pool Ithiel de Sola and Eli M Noam 1990Technologies without boundaries ontelecommunications in a global age CambridgeMass Harvard University Press
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Morgan Michael J 2003 The space betweenour ears how the brain represents visual spaceLondon Weidenfeld amp Nicolson
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11950122
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Alpers Svetlana 1983 The art of describing Dutch art in the seventeenth century Chicago University of Chicago Press
TVT
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Schwartz Hillel 1996 The culture of thecopy striking likenesses unreasonablefacsimiles New York Zone Books
TVT
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Marshack Alexander 1971 The roots ofcivilization the cognitive beginnings of mansfirst art symbol and notation New YorkMcGraw-Hill
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
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Gimbutas Marija 2007 The goddesses andgods of Old Europe 6500-3500 BC myths andcult images Berkeley University of CaliforniaPress
06- art history and social movements 2
Q
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Jenkins Ian 1994 The Parthenon friezeAustin University of Texas Press
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06- art history and social movements 3
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Rossi Lino and J M C Toynbee 1971Trajans Column and the Dacian wars (London)Thames and Hudson
HKBU
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06- art history and social movements 5
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Lavin Marilyn Aronberg 1990 The place ofnarrative mural decoration in Italian churches431-1600 Chicago University of Chicago Press
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Besanc
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Latour Bruno 2002 Iconoclash [beyond the image wars in science religion and art on theoccasion of the exhibition Iconoclash - beyondthe image wars in science religion and art ZKMKarlsruhe 4 May - 4 August 2002] Karlsruhe [ua] ZKM [ua]
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Harrison Charles Paul Wood and JasonGaiger 2000 Art in theory 1648-1815 ananthology of changing ideas Oxford UKBlackwell Publishers
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Harrison Charles Paul Wood and JasonGaiger 2001 Art in theory 1815-1900 ananthology of changing ideas Oxford UKBlackwell Publishers
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
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Harrison Charles and Paul Wood 2003 Artin theory 1900-2000 an anthology of changingideas Malden MA Blackwell Pub
HKBU HKU
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06- art history and social movements 11
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Mair Victor H 1988 Painting andperformance Chinese picture recitation and itsIndian genesis Honolulu University of HawaiiPress
HKU HKUST HKBU
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Jain Jyotindra 1984 Painted myths ofcreation art and ritual of an Indian tribe Lokakala series New Delhi India Lalit KalaAkademi
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Van Ness Edward C and ShitaPrawirohardjo 1980 Javanese Wayang Kulit anintroduction Oxford in Asia paperbacks KualaLumpur Oxford University Press
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Broman Sven 1996 Shadows of life = Nangtalung Thai popular shadow theatre BangkokWhite Orchid Press
TVT HKU
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V
6
Simon Rainald and Yuxian Jiang 1997Chinesische Schatten Lampenschattentheateraus Sichuan die Sammlung Eger [anlaszliglichder gleichnamigen Ausstellung im MunchnerStadtmuseum 28 November 1997-5 Juli1998] Munchen Dt Kunstverl
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Kant-Achilles Mally F Seltmann andRudiger Schumacher 1990 Wayang beber daswiederentdeckte Bildrollen-Drama Zentral-JavasStuttgart F Steiner
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Doring Jeff 2000 Gwion gwion secret andsacred pathways of the Ngarinyin aboriginalpeople of Australia = geheime und heilige pfadeder Ngarinyin aborigines in Australien = chemins secrets et sacraes des Ngarinyinaborigaenes dAustralie Koln Konemann
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07- events and performances 7
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
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Watson Christine 2003 Piercing the ground Fremantle WA Fremantle Arts Centre Press
TVT
07- events and performances 8
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6
Brauen Martin 1997 The Mandala sacredcircle in Tibetan Buddhism Boston Shambhala
TVT
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07- events and performances 9
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6
Gold Peter 1994 Navajo amp Tibetan sacredwisdom the circle of the spirit Rochester VtInner Traditions
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07- events and performances 10
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Goldberg RoseLee 2004 Performance liveart since the 60s London Thames amp Hudson
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Shaw Jeffrey and Tjebbe van Tijen 1988Un Musee Imaginaire de la Revolution [unprojet pour celebrer le bicentenaire de laRevolution Franc
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A series of three visual narratives on scrolls friezes and tapestry as devices for linear story telling a walk trhough Cambodia Angkor Wat and similar temple complexesB16
The Trajan Column in Rome a story of a war on a scroll in stone wrapped around a columnB17
The Bayeux tapestry depicting another vattle ceremonial unrolled once a year some old sources sayB18
Scroll amp Stroll lecture practising the way of the procession along friezes for teaching the spectator animates the scenery by his locomotionB19
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011 515122010
Bibliomania landscapes of direct readable information carriers how the digital information landscape wil change old practices and the loss of undertanding of material quality of paper information carriers because of digitizationB20
Examples of dramatizations of historical information in collaborations with Tjebbe van Tijen with various other artists and researchers Orbis RevisedComenius Neo-Shamanism (1991-1998)B21
Design for an interactive classic vitrine with original paper documents that can be animated by the public allowing in depth comparative access to the paper documents on show Chrono-Topo-Scope for Hungarin rising 1956B22
Overview of how the museum has changed over time with reproduction storage classification tools and the like from Andreacute Malraux Abby Warburg and Walther Benjamin to George Boole Paul Otlet and Vannevar BushB23
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011 615122010
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Media-Morphosis learning to understandthe media and art of our time by recognizingpatterns and principles in previous centurie andother cultures Discovering ideas for the futureby combining high-tech and low-tech interfacesAppealing to all senses going beyond theactual media hegemony of the eye and the ear
6
Hogben Lancelot Thomas 1949 From cavepainting to comic strip a kaleidoscope of humancommunication New York Chanticleer Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12240180
01- visual language ideas 1
R
6
Eve Matthew and Burke Christopher 2010From Hieroglyphics to Isotype A VisualAutobiography Hyphen Pr
01- visual language ideas 2
Q
6
Neurath Marie and Robin Kinross 2009 Thetransformer principles of making isotype charts
HKBU HKUST
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17362005
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Kepes Gyorgy 1966 Sign image and symbol London Studio Vista
HKU
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01- visual language ideas 4
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ta Yukio 1987 Pictogram design YukioOta = Pikutoguramu emoji dezain
HKBU HKPU TVT
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Walther Ingo F and Norbert Wolf 2005Codices illustres the worlds most famousilluminated manuscripts 400 to 1600 KolnTaschen
TVT
01- visual language ideas 6
V
6
Staley David J 2003 Computersvisualization and history how new technologywill transform our understanding of the pastArmonk NY ME Sharpe
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01- visual language ideas 7
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Hocks Mary E and Michelle R Kendrick2003 Eloquent images word and image in theage of new media Cambridge Mass MIT Press
TVT
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01- visual language ideas 8httpwwwamazoncomEloquent-Images-Word-Image-Mediadp02620831753FSubscriptionId3D0JRA4J6WAV0RTAZVS6R226tag3Dworldcat-2026linkCode3Dxm226camp3D202526creative3D16595326creativeASIN3D0262083175
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Daniels Peter T and William Bright 1996The worlds writing systems New York OxfordUniversity Press
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6
Boone Elizabeth Hill and Walter Mignolo1994 Writing without words alternativeliteracies in Mesoamerica and the AndesDurham Duke University Press
02- writing systems and linguistics 2
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Sassoon Rosemary and Albertine Gaur1997 Signs symbols and icons pre-history tothe computer age Exeter Intellect httpwwwnetlibrarycomurlapiaspaction=summaryampv=1ampbookid=20904
02- writing systems and linguistics 3
V
6
Ong Walter J 1982 Orality and literacy thetechnologizing of the word London Methuen
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10242642
02- writing systems and linguistics 4
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6
Havelock Eric Alfred 1986 The muse learnsto write reflections on orality and literacy fromantiquity to the present New Haven YaleUniversity Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12017190
02- writing systems and linguistics 5
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6
Ifrah Georges and David Bellos 2000 Theuniversal history of numbers from prehistory tothe invention of the computer New York Wiley
TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10844434
03- calculation systems 1
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6
Ascher Marcia and Robert Ascher 1981Code of the quipu a study in mediamathematics and culture Ann Arbor Universityof Michigan Press
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Ascher Marcia 1991 Ethnomathematics amulticultural view of mathematical ideas PacificGrove Calif BrooksCole Pub Co
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10242730
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V
6
Hodder Ian 1989 The Meanings of thingsmaterial culture and symbolic expression Oneworld archaeology 6 London Unwin Hyman
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03- calculation systems 4
Q
6
Ma Zishu 1998 Artefacts [sic] of ancientChinese science and technology Beijing China Morning Glory Publishers
04- media devices and installations 1
V
6
James Peter and Nick Thorpe 1995 Ancientinventions New York Ballantine Books
TVT HKU
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6
Mannoni Laurent Nekes Werner LaurentMannoni Marina Warner and Werner Nekes2006 Eyes Lies and Illusions Drawn From theWerner Nekes Collection Australian Centre forthe Moving Image
HKIEd
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04- media devices and installations 3
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6
Cohen Beth 2006 The colors of clay specialtechniques in Athenian vases Los Angeles JPaul Getty Museum
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04- media devices and installations 4
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Wu Hung 1996 The double screen mediumand representation in Chinese painting ChicagoUniversity of Chicago Press
HKU HKBU HKPU
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Timon Screech 2002 The lens within theheart the Western scientific gaze and popularimagery in later Edo Japan
HKU
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04- media devices and installations 6
R
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Butts Barbara Lee Hendrix and Scott CWolf 2000 Painting on light drawings andstained glass in the age of Durer and Holbein[Los Angeles Calif] J Paul Getty Museum
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10112748
04- media devices and installations 7
V
6
Weeden Brenda 2008 The education of theeye history of the Royal Polytechnic Institution1838-1881 Cambridge United Kingdom GrantaEditions
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17181336
04- media devices and installations 8
V
6
Charney David H and Albert A Hopkins1975 Magic the great illusions revealed andexplained New York QuadrangleNew YorkTimes Book Co
04- media devices and installations 9
V
6
Maillet Arnaud 2004 The Claude glass useand meaning of the black mirror in western artNew York Zone Books
HKU HKPL TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12340599
04- media devices and installations 10
C
6
Eekelen Yvonne van Mattie Boom ArnoldPomerans and Erica Pomerans 1996 Themagical panorama the Mesdag Panorama anexperience in space and time Zwolle WaandersUitgevers
TVT
04- media devices and installations 11
V
6
Polieri Jacques 1963 Scenographienouvelle Numero conc
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relise par Pierre Lacombe
04- media devices and installations 12
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Kluver Billy Julie Martin and Barbara Rose 1972 Pavilion by experiments in art andtechnology A Dutton paperback original D 308New York Dutton
04- media devices and installations 13
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6
Michalka Matthias 2004 X-screen filminstallations and actions in the 1960s and 1970sKoln Walther Konig
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11165944
04- media devices and installations 14
V
415122010
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Davis Douglas 1973 Art and the future Ahistory London Thames and Hudson
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10129429
04- media devices and installations 15
R
6
Shaw Jeffrey and Peter Weibel 2003Future cinema the cinematic imaginary afterfilm Electronic culture--history theory practiceCambridge Mass MIT Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11361837
04- media devices and installations 16
C
6
Reichardt Jasia 1969 Cyberneticserendipity the computer and the arts NewYork Praeger
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11739156
04- media devices and installations 17
V
6
Pool Ithiel de Sola and Eli M Noam 1990Technologies without boundaries ontelecommunications in a global age CambridgeMass Harvard University Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11042085
04- media devices and installations 18
Q
6
Morgan Michael J 2003 The space betweenour ears how the brain represents visual spaceLondon Weidenfeld amp Nicolson
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11950122
05- image theory 1
Q
6
Alpers Svetlana 1983 The art of describing Dutch art in the seventeenth century Chicago University of Chicago Press
TVT
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05- image theory 2
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6
Schwartz Hillel 1996 The culture of thecopy striking likenesses unreasonablefacsimiles New York Zone Books
TVT
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Marshack Alexander 1971 The roots ofcivilization the cognitive beginnings of mansfirst art symbol and notation New YorkMcGraw-Hill
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10601677
06- art history and social movements 1
Q
515122010
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Gimbutas Marija 2007 The goddesses andgods of Old Europe 6500-3500 BC myths andcult images Berkeley University of CaliforniaPress
06- art history and social movements 2
Q
6
Jenkins Ian 1994 The Parthenon friezeAustin University of Texas Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12142688
06- art history and social movements 3
Q
6
Rossi Lino and J M C Toynbee 1971Trajans Column and the Dacian wars (London)Thames and Hudson
HKBU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17517256
06- art history and social movements 5
Q
6
Lavin Marilyn Aronberg 1990 The place ofnarrative mural decoration in Italian churches431-1600 Chicago University of Chicago Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b14979871
06- art history and social movements 6
V
6
Besanc
on Alain 2009 The forbidden imagean intellectual history of iconoclasm Chicago IllUniversity of Chicago Press
06- art history and social movements 7
R
6
Latour Bruno 2002 Iconoclash [beyond the image wars in science religion and art on theoccasion of the exhibition Iconoclash - beyondthe image wars in science religion and art ZKMKarlsruhe 4 May - 4 August 2002] Karlsruhe [ua] ZKM [ua]
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10197670
06- art history and social movements 8
R
6
Harrison Charles Paul Wood and JasonGaiger 2000 Art in theory 1648-1815 ananthology of changing ideas Oxford UKBlackwell Publishers
HKU
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Harrison Charles Paul Wood and JasonGaiger 2001 Art in theory 1815-1900 ananthology of changing ideas Oxford UKBlackwell Publishers
HKBU HKU
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
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Harrison Charles and Paul Wood 2003 Artin theory 1900-2000 an anthology of changingideas Malden MA Blackwell Pub
HKBU HKU
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06- art history and social movements 11
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Mair Victor H 1988 Painting andperformance Chinese picture recitation and itsIndian genesis Honolulu University of HawaiiPress
HKU HKUST HKBU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10677529
07- events and performances 1
C
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Jain Jyotindra 1984 Painted myths ofcreation art and ritual of an Indian tribe Lokakala series New Delhi India Lalit KalaAkademi
07- events and performances 2
V
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Van Ness Edward C and ShitaPrawirohardjo 1980 Javanese Wayang Kulit anintroduction Oxford in Asia paperbacks KualaLumpur Oxford University Press
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10971280
07- events and performances 3
V
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Broman Sven 1996 Shadows of life = Nangtalung Thai popular shadow theatre BangkokWhite Orchid Press
TVT HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11444246
07- events and performances 4
V
6
Simon Rainald and Yuxian Jiang 1997Chinesische Schatten Lampenschattentheateraus Sichuan die Sammlung Eger [anlaszliglichder gleichnamigen Ausstellung im MunchnerStadtmuseum 28 November 1997-5 Juli1998] Munchen Dt Kunstverl
07- events and performances 5
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Kant-Achilles Mally F Seltmann andRudiger Schumacher 1990 Wayang beber daswiederentdeckte Bildrollen-Drama Zentral-JavasStuttgart F Steiner
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Doring Jeff 2000 Gwion gwion secret andsacred pathways of the Ngarinyin aboriginalpeople of Australia = geheime und heilige pfadeder Ngarinyin aborigines in Australien = chemins secrets et sacraes des Ngarinyinaborigaenes dAustralie Koln Konemann
TVT
07- events and performances 7
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Watson Christine 2003 Piercing the ground Fremantle WA Fremantle Arts Centre Press
TVT
07- events and performances 8
Q
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Brauen Martin 1997 The Mandala sacredcircle in Tibetan Buddhism Boston Shambhala
TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10085132
07- events and performances 9
V
6
Gold Peter 1994 Navajo amp Tibetan sacredwisdom the circle of the spirit Rochester VtInner Traditions
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17416239
07- events and performances 10
Q
6
Goldberg RoseLee 2004 Performance liveart since the 60s London Thames amp Hudson
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11778926
07- events and performances 11
V
6
Shaw Jeffrey and Tjebbe van Tijen 1988Un Musee Imaginaire de la Revolution [unprojet pour celebrer le bicentenaire de laRevolution Franc
aise] Amsterdam De
Struikrover]
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Bibliomania landscapes of direct readable information carriers how the digital information landscape wil change old practices and the loss of undertanding of material quality of paper information carriers because of digitizationB20
Examples of dramatizations of historical information in collaborations with Tjebbe van Tijen with various other artists and researchers Orbis RevisedComenius Neo-Shamanism (1991-1998)B21
Design for an interactive classic vitrine with original paper documents that can be animated by the public allowing in depth comparative access to the paper documents on show Chrono-Topo-Scope for Hungarin rising 1956B22
Overview of how the museum has changed over time with reproduction storage classification tools and the like from Andreacute Malraux Abby Warburg and Walther Benjamin to George Boole Paul Otlet and Vannevar BushB23
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011 615122010
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
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Media-Morphosis learning to understandthe media and art of our time by recognizingpatterns and principles in previous centurie andother cultures Discovering ideas for the futureby combining high-tech and low-tech interfacesAppealing to all senses going beyond theactual media hegemony of the eye and the ear
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Hogben Lancelot Thomas 1949 From cavepainting to comic strip a kaleidoscope of humancommunication New York Chanticleer Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12240180
01- visual language ideas 1
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Eve Matthew and Burke Christopher 2010From Hieroglyphics to Isotype A VisualAutobiography Hyphen Pr
01- visual language ideas 2
Q
6
Neurath Marie and Robin Kinross 2009 Thetransformer principles of making isotype charts
HKBU HKUST
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17362005
01- visual language ideas 3httpwwwamazoncomTransformer-Principles-Making-Isotype-Chartsdp0907259405ref=sr_1_1s=booksampie=UTF8ampqid=1291573715ampsr=1-1
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Kepes Gyorgy 1966 Sign image and symbol London Studio Vista
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12794734
01- visual language ideas 4
V
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O
ta Yukio 1987 Pictogram design YukioOta = Pikutoguramu emoji dezain
HKBU HKPU TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b18098122
01- visual language ideas 5
V
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Walther Ingo F and Norbert Wolf 2005Codices illustres the worlds most famousilluminated manuscripts 400 to 1600 KolnTaschen
TVT
01- visual language ideas 6
V
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Staley David J 2003 Computersvisualization and history how new technologywill transform our understanding of the pastArmonk NY ME Sharpe
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10705857
01- visual language ideas 7
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Hocks Mary E and Michelle R Kendrick2003 Eloquent images word and image in theage of new media Cambridge Mass MIT Press
TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10029523
01- visual language ideas 8httpwwwamazoncomEloquent-Images-Word-Image-Mediadp02620831753FSubscriptionId3D0JRA4J6WAV0RTAZVS6R226tag3Dworldcat-2026linkCode3Dxm226camp3D202526creative3D16595326creativeASIN3D0262083175
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Daniels Peter T and William Bright 1996The worlds writing systems New York OxfordUniversity Press
HKBU HKU TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10348061
02- writing systems and linguistics 1
C
6
Boone Elizabeth Hill and Walter Mignolo1994 Writing without words alternativeliteracies in Mesoamerica and the AndesDurham Duke University Press
02- writing systems and linguistics 2
C
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Sassoon Rosemary and Albertine Gaur1997 Signs symbols and icons pre-history tothe computer age Exeter Intellect httpwwwnetlibrarycomurlapiaspaction=summaryampv=1ampbookid=20904
02- writing systems and linguistics 3
V
6
Ong Walter J 1982 Orality and literacy thetechnologizing of the word London Methuen
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10242642
02- writing systems and linguistics 4
Q
6
Havelock Eric Alfred 1986 The muse learnsto write reflections on orality and literacy fromantiquity to the present New Haven YaleUniversity Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12017190
02- writing systems and linguistics 5
Q
6
Ifrah Georges and David Bellos 2000 Theuniversal history of numbers from prehistory tothe invention of the computer New York Wiley
TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10844434
03- calculation systems 1
V
6
Ascher Marcia and Robert Ascher 1981Code of the quipu a study in mediamathematics and culture Ann Arbor Universityof Michigan Press
TVT
03- calculation systems 2
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Ascher Marcia 1991 Ethnomathematics amulticultural view of mathematical ideas PacificGrove Calif BrooksCole Pub Co
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10242730
03- calculation systems 3
V
6
Hodder Ian 1989 The Meanings of thingsmaterial culture and symbolic expression Oneworld archaeology 6 London Unwin Hyman
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11809724
03- calculation systems 4
Q
6
Ma Zishu 1998 Artefacts [sic] of ancientChinese science and technology Beijing China Morning Glory Publishers
04- media devices and installations 1
V
6
James Peter and Nick Thorpe 1995 Ancientinventions New York Ballantine Books
TVT HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11234348
04- media devices and installations 2
V
6
Mannoni Laurent Nekes Werner LaurentMannoni Marina Warner and Werner Nekes2006 Eyes Lies and Illusions Drawn From theWerner Nekes Collection Australian Centre forthe Moving Image
HKIEd
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b14313416
04- media devices and installations 3
V
6
Cohen Beth 2006 The colors of clay specialtechniques in Athenian vases Los Angeles JPaul Getty Museum
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b15244941
04- media devices and installations 4
V
6
Wu Hung 1996 The double screen mediumand representation in Chinese painting ChicagoUniversity of Chicago Press
HKU HKBU HKPU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10505042
04- media devices and installations 5httpwwwamazoncomDouble-Screen-Representation-Chinese-Paintingdp0226360741
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Timon Screech 2002 The lens within theheart the Western scientific gaze and popularimagery in later Edo Japan
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10450503
04- media devices and installations 6
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Butts Barbara Lee Hendrix and Scott CWolf 2000 Painting on light drawings andstained glass in the age of Durer and Holbein[Los Angeles Calif] J Paul Getty Museum
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10112748
04- media devices and installations 7
V
6
Weeden Brenda 2008 The education of theeye history of the Royal Polytechnic Institution1838-1881 Cambridge United Kingdom GrantaEditions
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17181336
04- media devices and installations 8
V
6
Charney David H and Albert A Hopkins1975 Magic the great illusions revealed andexplained New York QuadrangleNew YorkTimes Book Co
04- media devices and installations 9
V
6
Maillet Arnaud 2004 The Claude glass useand meaning of the black mirror in western artNew York Zone Books
HKU HKPL TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12340599
04- media devices and installations 10
C
6
Eekelen Yvonne van Mattie Boom ArnoldPomerans and Erica Pomerans 1996 Themagical panorama the Mesdag Panorama anexperience in space and time Zwolle WaandersUitgevers
TVT
04- media devices and installations 11
V
6
Polieri Jacques 1963 Scenographienouvelle Numero conc
u par Jacques Polieri
relise par Pierre Lacombe
04- media devices and installations 12
V
6
Kluver Billy Julie Martin and Barbara Rose 1972 Pavilion by experiments in art andtechnology A Dutton paperback original D 308New York Dutton
04- media devices and installations 13
V
6
Michalka Matthias 2004 X-screen filminstallations and actions in the 1960s and 1970sKoln Walther Konig
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11165944
04- media devices and installations 14
V
415122010
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Davis Douglas 1973 Art and the future Ahistory London Thames and Hudson
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10129429
04- media devices and installations 15
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Shaw Jeffrey and Peter Weibel 2003Future cinema the cinematic imaginary afterfilm Electronic culture--history theory practiceCambridge Mass MIT Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11361837
04- media devices and installations 16
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Reichardt Jasia 1969 Cyberneticserendipity the computer and the arts NewYork Praeger
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11739156
04- media devices and installations 17
V
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Pool Ithiel de Sola and Eli M Noam 1990Technologies without boundaries ontelecommunications in a global age CambridgeMass Harvard University Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11042085
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Morgan Michael J 2003 The space betweenour ears how the brain represents visual spaceLondon Weidenfeld amp Nicolson
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11950122
05- image theory 1
Q
6
Alpers Svetlana 1983 The art of describing Dutch art in the seventeenth century Chicago University of Chicago Press
TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11712278
05- image theory 2
Q
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Schwartz Hillel 1996 The culture of thecopy striking likenesses unreasonablefacsimiles New York Zone Books
TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10346638
05- image theory 3
Q
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Marshack Alexander 1971 The roots ofcivilization the cognitive beginnings of mansfirst art symbol and notation New YorkMcGraw-Hill
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10601677
06- art history and social movements 1
Q
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Gimbutas Marija 2007 The goddesses andgods of Old Europe 6500-3500 BC myths andcult images Berkeley University of CaliforniaPress
06- art history and social movements 2
Q
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Jenkins Ian 1994 The Parthenon friezeAustin University of Texas Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12142688
06- art history and social movements 3
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6
Rossi Lino and J M C Toynbee 1971Trajans Column and the Dacian wars (London)Thames and Hudson
HKBU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17517256
06- art history and social movements 5
Q
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Lavin Marilyn Aronberg 1990 The place ofnarrative mural decoration in Italian churches431-1600 Chicago University of Chicago Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b14979871
06- art history and social movements 6
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Besanc
on Alain 2009 The forbidden imagean intellectual history of iconoclasm Chicago IllUniversity of Chicago Press
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Latour Bruno 2002 Iconoclash [beyond the image wars in science religion and art on theoccasion of the exhibition Iconoclash - beyondthe image wars in science religion and art ZKMKarlsruhe 4 May - 4 August 2002] Karlsruhe [ua] ZKM [ua]
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10197670
06- art history and social movements 8
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Harrison Charles Paul Wood and JasonGaiger 2000 Art in theory 1648-1815 ananthology of changing ideas Oxford UKBlackwell Publishers
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10527586
06- art history and social movements 9httpwwwamazoncomArt-Theory-1648-1815-Anthology-Changingdp06312006303FSubscriptionId3D0JRA4J6WAV0RTAZVS6R226tag3Dworldcat-2026linkCode3Dxm226camp3D202526creative3D16595326creativeASIN3D0631200630
AmazonBooksPreview
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Harrison Charles Paul Wood and JasonGaiger 2001 Art in theory 1815-1900 ananthology of changing ideas Oxford UKBlackwell Publishers
HKBU HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10758032
06- art history and social movements 10httpwwwamazoncomArt-Theory-1815-1900-Anthology-Changingdp0631200665ref=pd_sim_b_1
AmazonBooksPreview
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615122010
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Harrison Charles and Paul Wood 2003 Artin theory 1900-2000 an anthology of changingideas Malden MA Blackwell Pub
HKBU HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10533217
06- art history and social movements 11
Q
6
Mair Victor H 1988 Painting andperformance Chinese picture recitation and itsIndian genesis Honolulu University of HawaiiPress
HKU HKUST HKBU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10677529
07- events and performances 1
C
6
Jain Jyotindra 1984 Painted myths ofcreation art and ritual of an Indian tribe Lokakala series New Delhi India Lalit KalaAkademi
07- events and performances 2
V
6
Van Ness Edward C and ShitaPrawirohardjo 1980 Javanese Wayang Kulit anintroduction Oxford in Asia paperbacks KualaLumpur Oxford University Press
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10971280
07- events and performances 3
V
6
Broman Sven 1996 Shadows of life = Nangtalung Thai popular shadow theatre BangkokWhite Orchid Press
TVT HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11444246
07- events and performances 4
V
6
Simon Rainald and Yuxian Jiang 1997Chinesische Schatten Lampenschattentheateraus Sichuan die Sammlung Eger [anlaszliglichder gleichnamigen Ausstellung im MunchnerStadtmuseum 28 November 1997-5 Juli1998] Munchen Dt Kunstverl
07- events and performances 5
V
6
Kant-Achilles Mally F Seltmann andRudiger Schumacher 1990 Wayang beber daswiederentdeckte Bildrollen-Drama Zentral-JavasStuttgart F Steiner
TVT
07- events and performances 6
V
6
Doring Jeff 2000 Gwion gwion secret andsacred pathways of the Ngarinyin aboriginalpeople of Australia = geheime und heilige pfadeder Ngarinyin aborigines in Australien = chemins secrets et sacraes des Ngarinyinaborigaenes dAustralie Koln Konemann
TVT
07- events and performances 7
V
715122010
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Watson Christine 2003 Piercing the ground Fremantle WA Fremantle Arts Centre Press
TVT
07- events and performances 8
Q
6
Brauen Martin 1997 The Mandala sacredcircle in Tibetan Buddhism Boston Shambhala
TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10085132
07- events and performances 9
V
6
Gold Peter 1994 Navajo amp Tibetan sacredwisdom the circle of the spirit Rochester VtInner Traditions
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17416239
07- events and performances 10
Q
6
Goldberg RoseLee 2004 Performance liveart since the 60s London Thames amp Hudson
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11778926
07- events and performances 11
V
6
Shaw Jeffrey and Tjebbe van Tijen 1988Un Musee Imaginaire de la Revolution [unprojet pour celebrer le bicentenaire de laRevolution Franc
aise] Amsterdam De
Struikrover]
TVT
07- events and performances 12
V
815122010
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Media-Morphosis learning to understandthe media and art of our time by recognizingpatterns and principles in previous centurie andother cultures Discovering ideas for the futureby combining high-tech and low-tech interfacesAppealing to all senses going beyond theactual media hegemony of the eye and the ear
6
Hogben Lancelot Thomas 1949 From cavepainting to comic strip a kaleidoscope of humancommunication New York Chanticleer Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12240180
01- visual language ideas 1
R
6
Eve Matthew and Burke Christopher 2010From Hieroglyphics to Isotype A VisualAutobiography Hyphen Pr
01- visual language ideas 2
Q
6
Neurath Marie and Robin Kinross 2009 Thetransformer principles of making isotype charts
HKBU HKUST
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17362005
01- visual language ideas 3httpwwwamazoncomTransformer-Principles-Making-Isotype-Chartsdp0907259405ref=sr_1_1s=booksampie=UTF8ampqid=1291573715ampsr=1-1
AmazonBooks
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6
Kepes Gyorgy 1966 Sign image and symbol London Studio Vista
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12794734
01- visual language ideas 4
V
6
O
ta Yukio 1987 Pictogram design YukioOta = Pikutoguramu emoji dezain
HKBU HKPU TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b18098122
01- visual language ideas 5
V
6
Walther Ingo F and Norbert Wolf 2005Codices illustres the worlds most famousilluminated manuscripts 400 to 1600 KolnTaschen
TVT
01- visual language ideas 6
V
6
Staley David J 2003 Computersvisualization and history how new technologywill transform our understanding of the pastArmonk NY ME Sharpe
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10705857
01- visual language ideas 7
Q
115122010
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Hocks Mary E and Michelle R Kendrick2003 Eloquent images word and image in theage of new media Cambridge Mass MIT Press
TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10029523
01- visual language ideas 8httpwwwamazoncomEloquent-Images-Word-Image-Mediadp02620831753FSubscriptionId3D0JRA4J6WAV0RTAZVS6R226tag3Dworldcat-2026linkCode3Dxm226camp3D202526creative3D16595326creativeASIN3D0262083175
AmazonBooksPreview
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6
Daniels Peter T and William Bright 1996The worlds writing systems New York OxfordUniversity Press
HKBU HKU TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10348061
02- writing systems and linguistics 1
C
6
Boone Elizabeth Hill and Walter Mignolo1994 Writing without words alternativeliteracies in Mesoamerica and the AndesDurham Duke University Press
02- writing systems and linguistics 2
C
6
Sassoon Rosemary and Albertine Gaur1997 Signs symbols and icons pre-history tothe computer age Exeter Intellect httpwwwnetlibrarycomurlapiaspaction=summaryampv=1ampbookid=20904
02- writing systems and linguistics 3
V
6
Ong Walter J 1982 Orality and literacy thetechnologizing of the word London Methuen
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10242642
02- writing systems and linguistics 4
Q
6
Havelock Eric Alfred 1986 The muse learnsto write reflections on orality and literacy fromantiquity to the present New Haven YaleUniversity Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12017190
02- writing systems and linguistics 5
Q
6
Ifrah Georges and David Bellos 2000 Theuniversal history of numbers from prehistory tothe invention of the computer New York Wiley
TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10844434
03- calculation systems 1
V
6
Ascher Marcia and Robert Ascher 1981Code of the quipu a study in mediamathematics and culture Ann Arbor Universityof Michigan Press
TVT
03- calculation systems 2
Q
215122010
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Ascher Marcia 1991 Ethnomathematics amulticultural view of mathematical ideas PacificGrove Calif BrooksCole Pub Co
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10242730
03- calculation systems 3
V
6
Hodder Ian 1989 The Meanings of thingsmaterial culture and symbolic expression Oneworld archaeology 6 London Unwin Hyman
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11809724
03- calculation systems 4
Q
6
Ma Zishu 1998 Artefacts [sic] of ancientChinese science and technology Beijing China Morning Glory Publishers
04- media devices and installations 1
V
6
James Peter and Nick Thorpe 1995 Ancientinventions New York Ballantine Books
TVT HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11234348
04- media devices and installations 2
V
6
Mannoni Laurent Nekes Werner LaurentMannoni Marina Warner and Werner Nekes2006 Eyes Lies and Illusions Drawn From theWerner Nekes Collection Australian Centre forthe Moving Image
HKIEd
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b14313416
04- media devices and installations 3
V
6
Cohen Beth 2006 The colors of clay specialtechniques in Athenian vases Los Angeles JPaul Getty Museum
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b15244941
04- media devices and installations 4
V
6
Wu Hung 1996 The double screen mediumand representation in Chinese painting ChicagoUniversity of Chicago Press
HKU HKBU HKPU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10505042
04- media devices and installations 5httpwwwamazoncomDouble-Screen-Representation-Chinese-Paintingdp0226360741
AmazonBooksPreview
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6
Timon Screech 2002 The lens within theheart the Western scientific gaze and popularimagery in later Edo Japan
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10450503
04- media devices and installations 6
R
315122010
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Butts Barbara Lee Hendrix and Scott CWolf 2000 Painting on light drawings andstained glass in the age of Durer and Holbein[Los Angeles Calif] J Paul Getty Museum
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10112748
04- media devices and installations 7
V
6
Weeden Brenda 2008 The education of theeye history of the Royal Polytechnic Institution1838-1881 Cambridge United Kingdom GrantaEditions
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17181336
04- media devices and installations 8
V
6
Charney David H and Albert A Hopkins1975 Magic the great illusions revealed andexplained New York QuadrangleNew YorkTimes Book Co
04- media devices and installations 9
V
6
Maillet Arnaud 2004 The Claude glass useand meaning of the black mirror in western artNew York Zone Books
HKU HKPL TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12340599
04- media devices and installations 10
C
6
Eekelen Yvonne van Mattie Boom ArnoldPomerans and Erica Pomerans 1996 Themagical panorama the Mesdag Panorama anexperience in space and time Zwolle WaandersUitgevers
TVT
04- media devices and installations 11
V
6
Polieri Jacques 1963 Scenographienouvelle Numero conc
u par Jacques Polieri
relise par Pierre Lacombe
04- media devices and installations 12
V
6
Kluver Billy Julie Martin and Barbara Rose 1972 Pavilion by experiments in art andtechnology A Dutton paperback original D 308New York Dutton
04- media devices and installations 13
V
6
Michalka Matthias 2004 X-screen filminstallations and actions in the 1960s and 1970sKoln Walther Konig
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11165944
04- media devices and installations 14
V
415122010
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Davis Douglas 1973 Art and the future Ahistory London Thames and Hudson
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10129429
04- media devices and installations 15
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Rossi Lino and J M C Toynbee 1971Trajans Column and the Dacian wars (London)Thames and Hudson
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Lavin Marilyn Aronberg 1990 The place ofnarrative mural decoration in Italian churches431-1600 Chicago University of Chicago Press
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Mair Victor H 1988 Painting andperformance Chinese picture recitation and itsIndian genesis Honolulu University of HawaiiPress
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Jain Jyotindra 1984 Painted myths ofcreation art and ritual of an Indian tribe Lokakala series New Delhi India Lalit KalaAkademi
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Van Ness Edward C and ShitaPrawirohardjo 1980 Javanese Wayang Kulit anintroduction Oxford in Asia paperbacks KualaLumpur Oxford University Press
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Broman Sven 1996 Shadows of life = Nangtalung Thai popular shadow theatre BangkokWhite Orchid Press
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Simon Rainald and Yuxian Jiang 1997Chinesische Schatten Lampenschattentheateraus Sichuan die Sammlung Eger [anlaszliglichder gleichnamigen Ausstellung im MunchnerStadtmuseum 28 November 1997-5 Juli1998] Munchen Dt Kunstverl
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Kant-Achilles Mally F Seltmann andRudiger Schumacher 1990 Wayang beber daswiederentdeckte Bildrollen-Drama Zentral-JavasStuttgart F Steiner
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Doring Jeff 2000 Gwion gwion secret andsacred pathways of the Ngarinyin aboriginalpeople of Australia = geheime und heilige pfadeder Ngarinyin aborigines in Australien = chemins secrets et sacraes des Ngarinyinaborigaenes dAustralie Koln Konemann
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Watson Christine 2003 Piercing the ground Fremantle WA Fremantle Arts Centre Press
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Brauen Martin 1997 The Mandala sacredcircle in Tibetan Buddhism Boston Shambhala
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Gold Peter 1994 Navajo amp Tibetan sacredwisdom the circle of the spirit Rochester VtInner Traditions
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Goldberg RoseLee 2004 Performance liveart since the 60s London Thames amp Hudson
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Struikrover]
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Hocks Mary E and Michelle R Kendrick2003 Eloquent images word and image in theage of new media Cambridge Mass MIT Press
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Daniels Peter T and William Bright 1996The worlds writing systems New York OxfordUniversity Press
HKBU HKU TVT
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Boone Elizabeth Hill and Walter Mignolo1994 Writing without words alternativeliteracies in Mesoamerica and the AndesDurham Duke University Press
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Sassoon Rosemary and Albertine Gaur1997 Signs symbols and icons pre-history tothe computer age Exeter Intellect httpwwwnetlibrarycomurlapiaspaction=summaryampv=1ampbookid=20904
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Ong Walter J 1982 Orality and literacy thetechnologizing of the word London Methuen
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Havelock Eric Alfred 1986 The muse learnsto write reflections on orality and literacy fromantiquity to the present New Haven YaleUniversity Press
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Ifrah Georges and David Bellos 2000 Theuniversal history of numbers from prehistory tothe invention of the computer New York Wiley
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Ascher Marcia and Robert Ascher 1981Code of the quipu a study in mediamathematics and culture Ann Arbor Universityof Michigan Press
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Ascher Marcia 1991 Ethnomathematics amulticultural view of mathematical ideas PacificGrove Calif BrooksCole Pub Co
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Hodder Ian 1989 The Meanings of thingsmaterial culture and symbolic expression Oneworld archaeology 6 London Unwin Hyman
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Ma Zishu 1998 Artefacts [sic] of ancientChinese science and technology Beijing China Morning Glory Publishers
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James Peter and Nick Thorpe 1995 Ancientinventions New York Ballantine Books
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Mannoni Laurent Nekes Werner LaurentMannoni Marina Warner and Werner Nekes2006 Eyes Lies and Illusions Drawn From theWerner Nekes Collection Australian Centre forthe Moving Image
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Cohen Beth 2006 The colors of clay specialtechniques in Athenian vases Los Angeles JPaul Getty Museum
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Butts Barbara Lee Hendrix and Scott CWolf 2000 Painting on light drawings andstained glass in the age of Durer and Holbein[Los Angeles Calif] J Paul Getty Museum
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Weeden Brenda 2008 The education of theeye history of the Royal Polytechnic Institution1838-1881 Cambridge United Kingdom GrantaEditions
HKU
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Charney David H and Albert A Hopkins1975 Magic the great illusions revealed andexplained New York QuadrangleNew YorkTimes Book Co
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Maillet Arnaud 2004 The Claude glass useand meaning of the black mirror in western artNew York Zone Books
HKU HKPL TVT
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Polieri Jacques 1963 Scenographienouvelle Numero conc
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Kluver Billy Julie Martin and Barbara Rose 1972 Pavilion by experiments in art andtechnology A Dutton paperback original D 308New York Dutton
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Michalka Matthias 2004 X-screen filminstallations and actions in the 1960s and 1970sKoln Walther Konig
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Davis Douglas 1973 Art and the future Ahistory London Thames and Hudson
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Alpers Svetlana 1983 The art of describing Dutch art in the seventeenth century Chicago University of Chicago Press
TVT
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Schwartz Hillel 1996 The culture of thecopy striking likenesses unreasonablefacsimiles New York Zone Books
TVT
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Marshack Alexander 1971 The roots ofcivilization the cognitive beginnings of mansfirst art symbol and notation New YorkMcGraw-Hill
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Gimbutas Marija 2007 The goddesses andgods of Old Europe 6500-3500 BC myths andcult images Berkeley University of CaliforniaPress
06- art history and social movements 2
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Jenkins Ian 1994 The Parthenon friezeAustin University of Texas Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12142688
06- art history and social movements 3
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Rossi Lino and J M C Toynbee 1971Trajans Column and the Dacian wars (London)Thames and Hudson
HKBU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17517256
06- art history and social movements 5
Q
6
Lavin Marilyn Aronberg 1990 The place ofnarrative mural decoration in Italian churches431-1600 Chicago University of Chicago Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b14979871
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Besanc
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Latour Bruno 2002 Iconoclash [beyond the image wars in science religion and art on theoccasion of the exhibition Iconoclash - beyondthe image wars in science religion and art ZKMKarlsruhe 4 May - 4 August 2002] Karlsruhe [ua] ZKM [ua]
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10197670
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HKU
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Harrison Charles and Paul Wood 2003 Artin theory 1900-2000 an anthology of changingideas Malden MA Blackwell Pub
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Mair Victor H 1988 Painting andperformance Chinese picture recitation and itsIndian genesis Honolulu University of HawaiiPress
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Jain Jyotindra 1984 Painted myths ofcreation art and ritual of an Indian tribe Lokakala series New Delhi India Lalit KalaAkademi
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V
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Van Ness Edward C and ShitaPrawirohardjo 1980 Javanese Wayang Kulit anintroduction Oxford in Asia paperbacks KualaLumpur Oxford University Press
HKU
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Broman Sven 1996 Shadows of life = Nangtalung Thai popular shadow theatre BangkokWhite Orchid Press
TVT HKU
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Doring Jeff 2000 Gwion gwion secret andsacred pathways of the Ngarinyin aboriginalpeople of Australia = geheime und heilige pfadeder Ngarinyin aborigines in Australien = chemins secrets et sacraes des Ngarinyinaborigaenes dAustralie Koln Konemann
TVT
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V
715122010
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6
Watson Christine 2003 Piercing the ground Fremantle WA Fremantle Arts Centre Press
TVT
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Brauen Martin 1997 The Mandala sacredcircle in Tibetan Buddhism Boston Shambhala
TVT
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07- events and performances 9
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6
Gold Peter 1994 Navajo amp Tibetan sacredwisdom the circle of the spirit Rochester VtInner Traditions
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17416239
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Goldberg RoseLee 2004 Performance liveart since the 60s London Thames amp Hudson
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6
Shaw Jeffrey and Tjebbe van Tijen 1988Un Musee Imaginaire de la Revolution [unprojet pour celebrer le bicentenaire de laRevolution Franc
aise] Amsterdam De
Struikrover]
TVT
07- events and performances 12
V
815122010
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6
Ascher Marcia 1991 Ethnomathematics amulticultural view of mathematical ideas PacificGrove Calif BrooksCole Pub Co
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Ma Zishu 1998 Artefacts [sic] of ancientChinese science and technology Beijing China Morning Glory Publishers
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V
6
James Peter and Nick Thorpe 1995 Ancientinventions New York Ballantine Books
TVT HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11234348
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V
6
Mannoni Laurent Nekes Werner LaurentMannoni Marina Warner and Werner Nekes2006 Eyes Lies and Illusions Drawn From theWerner Nekes Collection Australian Centre forthe Moving Image
HKIEd
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04- media devices and installations 3
V
6
Cohen Beth 2006 The colors of clay specialtechniques in Athenian vases Los Angeles JPaul Getty Museum
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b15244941
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V
6
Wu Hung 1996 The double screen mediumand representation in Chinese painting ChicagoUniversity of Chicago Press
HKU HKBU HKPU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10505042
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HKU
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6
Butts Barbara Lee Hendrix and Scott CWolf 2000 Painting on light drawings andstained glass in the age of Durer and Holbein[Los Angeles Calif] J Paul Getty Museum
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6
Weeden Brenda 2008 The education of theeye history of the Royal Polytechnic Institution1838-1881 Cambridge United Kingdom GrantaEditions
HKU
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V
6
Charney David H and Albert A Hopkins1975 Magic the great illusions revealed andexplained New York QuadrangleNew YorkTimes Book Co
04- media devices and installations 9
V
6
Maillet Arnaud 2004 The Claude glass useand meaning of the black mirror in western artNew York Zone Books
HKU HKPL TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12340599
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C
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Eekelen Yvonne van Mattie Boom ArnoldPomerans and Erica Pomerans 1996 Themagical panorama the Mesdag Panorama anexperience in space and time Zwolle WaandersUitgevers
TVT
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V
6
Polieri Jacques 1963 Scenographienouvelle Numero conc
u par Jacques Polieri
relise par Pierre Lacombe
04- media devices and installations 12
V
6
Kluver Billy Julie Martin and Barbara Rose 1972 Pavilion by experiments in art andtechnology A Dutton paperback original D 308New York Dutton
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V
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Michalka Matthias 2004 X-screen filminstallations and actions in the 1960s and 1970sKoln Walther Konig
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11165944
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Davis Douglas 1973 Art and the future Ahistory London Thames and Hudson
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10129429
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HKU
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V
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Pool Ithiel de Sola and Eli M Noam 1990Technologies without boundaries ontelecommunications in a global age CambridgeMass Harvard University Press
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httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11950122
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Alpers Svetlana 1983 The art of describing Dutch art in the seventeenth century Chicago University of Chicago Press
TVT
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TVT
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httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10601677
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Gimbutas Marija 2007 The goddesses andgods of Old Europe 6500-3500 BC myths andcult images Berkeley University of CaliforniaPress
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Jenkins Ian 1994 The Parthenon friezeAustin University of Texas Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12142688
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Rossi Lino and J M C Toynbee 1971Trajans Column and the Dacian wars (London)Thames and Hudson
HKBU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17517256
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Q
6
Lavin Marilyn Aronberg 1990 The place ofnarrative mural decoration in Italian churches431-1600 Chicago University of Chicago Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b14979871
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Besanc
on Alain 2009 The forbidden imagean intellectual history of iconoclasm Chicago IllUniversity of Chicago Press
06- art history and social movements 7
R
6
Latour Bruno 2002 Iconoclash [beyond the image wars in science religion and art on theoccasion of the exhibition Iconoclash - beyondthe image wars in science religion and art ZKMKarlsruhe 4 May - 4 August 2002] Karlsruhe [ua] ZKM [ua]
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10197670
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HKU
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6
Harrison Charles and Paul Wood 2003 Artin theory 1900-2000 an anthology of changingideas Malden MA Blackwell Pub
HKBU HKU
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06- art history and social movements 11
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Mair Victor H 1988 Painting andperformance Chinese picture recitation and itsIndian genesis Honolulu University of HawaiiPress
HKU HKUST HKBU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10677529
07- events and performances 1
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6
Jain Jyotindra 1984 Painted myths ofcreation art and ritual of an Indian tribe Lokakala series New Delhi India Lalit KalaAkademi
07- events and performances 2
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Van Ness Edward C and ShitaPrawirohardjo 1980 Javanese Wayang Kulit anintroduction Oxford in Asia paperbacks KualaLumpur Oxford University Press
HKU
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6
Broman Sven 1996 Shadows of life = Nangtalung Thai popular shadow theatre BangkokWhite Orchid Press
TVT HKU
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07- events and performances 4
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Simon Rainald and Yuxian Jiang 1997Chinesische Schatten Lampenschattentheateraus Sichuan die Sammlung Eger [anlaszliglichder gleichnamigen Ausstellung im MunchnerStadtmuseum 28 November 1997-5 Juli1998] Munchen Dt Kunstverl
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Kant-Achilles Mally F Seltmann andRudiger Schumacher 1990 Wayang beber daswiederentdeckte Bildrollen-Drama Zentral-JavasStuttgart F Steiner
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6
Doring Jeff 2000 Gwion gwion secret andsacred pathways of the Ngarinyin aboriginalpeople of Australia = geheime und heilige pfadeder Ngarinyin aborigines in Australien = chemins secrets et sacraes des Ngarinyinaborigaenes dAustralie Koln Konemann
TVT
07- events and performances 7
V
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Watson Christine 2003 Piercing the ground Fremantle WA Fremantle Arts Centre Press
TVT
07- events and performances 8
Q
6
Brauen Martin 1997 The Mandala sacredcircle in Tibetan Buddhism Boston Shambhala
TVT
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07- events and performances 9
V
6
Gold Peter 1994 Navajo amp Tibetan sacredwisdom the circle of the spirit Rochester VtInner Traditions
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07- events and performances 10
Q
6
Goldberg RoseLee 2004 Performance liveart since the 60s London Thames amp Hudson
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07- events and performances 11
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6
Shaw Jeffrey and Tjebbe van Tijen 1988Un Musee Imaginaire de la Revolution [unprojet pour celebrer le bicentenaire de laRevolution Franc
aise] Amsterdam De
Struikrover]
TVT
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V
815122010
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6
Butts Barbara Lee Hendrix and Scott CWolf 2000 Painting on light drawings andstained glass in the age of Durer and Holbein[Los Angeles Calif] J Paul Getty Museum
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10112748
04- media devices and installations 7
V
6
Weeden Brenda 2008 The education of theeye history of the Royal Polytechnic Institution1838-1881 Cambridge United Kingdom GrantaEditions
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17181336
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V
6
Charney David H and Albert A Hopkins1975 Magic the great illusions revealed andexplained New York QuadrangleNew YorkTimes Book Co
04- media devices and installations 9
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6
Maillet Arnaud 2004 The Claude glass useand meaning of the black mirror in western artNew York Zone Books
HKU HKPL TVT
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Eekelen Yvonne van Mattie Boom ArnoldPomerans and Erica Pomerans 1996 Themagical panorama the Mesdag Panorama anexperience in space and time Zwolle WaandersUitgevers
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6
Polieri Jacques 1963 Scenographienouvelle Numero conc
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Kluver Billy Julie Martin and Barbara Rose 1972 Pavilion by experiments in art andtechnology A Dutton paperback original D 308New York Dutton
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Michalka Matthias 2004 X-screen filminstallations and actions in the 1960s and 1970sKoln Walther Konig
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6
Davis Douglas 1973 Art and the future Ahistory London Thames and Hudson
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6
Shaw Jeffrey and Peter Weibel 2003Future cinema the cinematic imaginary afterfilm Electronic culture--history theory practiceCambridge Mass MIT Press
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6
Reichardt Jasia 1969 Cyberneticserendipity the computer and the arts NewYork Praeger
HKU
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04- media devices and installations 17
V
6
Pool Ithiel de Sola and Eli M Noam 1990Technologies without boundaries ontelecommunications in a global age CambridgeMass Harvard University Press
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6
Morgan Michael J 2003 The space betweenour ears how the brain represents visual spaceLondon Weidenfeld amp Nicolson
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Alpers Svetlana 1983 The art of describing Dutch art in the seventeenth century Chicago University of Chicago Press
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Schwartz Hillel 1996 The culture of thecopy striking likenesses unreasonablefacsimiles New York Zone Books
TVT
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Marshack Alexander 1971 The roots ofcivilization the cognitive beginnings of mansfirst art symbol and notation New YorkMcGraw-Hill
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6
Gimbutas Marija 2007 The goddesses andgods of Old Europe 6500-3500 BC myths andcult images Berkeley University of CaliforniaPress
06- art history and social movements 2
Q
6
Jenkins Ian 1994 The Parthenon friezeAustin University of Texas Press
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06- art history and social movements 3
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6
Rossi Lino and J M C Toynbee 1971Trajans Column and the Dacian wars (London)Thames and Hudson
HKBU
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06- art history and social movements 5
Q
6
Lavin Marilyn Aronberg 1990 The place ofnarrative mural decoration in Italian churches431-1600 Chicago University of Chicago Press
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Besanc
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Latour Bruno 2002 Iconoclash [beyond the image wars in science religion and art on theoccasion of the exhibition Iconoclash - beyondthe image wars in science religion and art ZKMKarlsruhe 4 May - 4 August 2002] Karlsruhe [ua] ZKM [ua]
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Harrison Charles Paul Wood and JasonGaiger 2000 Art in theory 1648-1815 ananthology of changing ideas Oxford UKBlackwell Publishers
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Harrison Charles Paul Wood and JasonGaiger 2001 Art in theory 1815-1900 ananthology of changing ideas Oxford UKBlackwell Publishers
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6
Harrison Charles and Paul Wood 2003 Artin theory 1900-2000 an anthology of changingideas Malden MA Blackwell Pub
HKBU HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10533217
06- art history and social movements 11
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Mair Victor H 1988 Painting andperformance Chinese picture recitation and itsIndian genesis Honolulu University of HawaiiPress
HKU HKUST HKBU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10677529
07- events and performances 1
C
6
Jain Jyotindra 1984 Painted myths ofcreation art and ritual of an Indian tribe Lokakala series New Delhi India Lalit KalaAkademi
07- events and performances 2
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Van Ness Edward C and ShitaPrawirohardjo 1980 Javanese Wayang Kulit anintroduction Oxford in Asia paperbacks KualaLumpur Oxford University Press
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10971280
07- events and performances 3
V
6
Broman Sven 1996 Shadows of life = Nangtalung Thai popular shadow theatre BangkokWhite Orchid Press
TVT HKU
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Simon Rainald and Yuxian Jiang 1997Chinesische Schatten Lampenschattentheateraus Sichuan die Sammlung Eger [anlaszliglichder gleichnamigen Ausstellung im MunchnerStadtmuseum 28 November 1997-5 Juli1998] Munchen Dt Kunstverl
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Kant-Achilles Mally F Seltmann andRudiger Schumacher 1990 Wayang beber daswiederentdeckte Bildrollen-Drama Zentral-JavasStuttgart F Steiner
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Doring Jeff 2000 Gwion gwion secret andsacred pathways of the Ngarinyin aboriginalpeople of Australia = geheime und heilige pfadeder Ngarinyin aborigines in Australien = chemins secrets et sacraes des Ngarinyinaborigaenes dAustralie Koln Konemann
TVT
07- events and performances 7
V
715122010
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Watson Christine 2003 Piercing the ground Fremantle WA Fremantle Arts Centre Press
TVT
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Brauen Martin 1997 The Mandala sacredcircle in Tibetan Buddhism Boston Shambhala
TVT
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07- events and performances 9
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6
Gold Peter 1994 Navajo amp Tibetan sacredwisdom the circle of the spirit Rochester VtInner Traditions
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17416239
07- events and performances 10
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6
Goldberg RoseLee 2004 Performance liveart since the 60s London Thames amp Hudson
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Shaw Jeffrey and Tjebbe van Tijen 1988Un Musee Imaginaire de la Revolution [unprojet pour celebrer le bicentenaire de laRevolution Franc
aise] Amsterdam De
Struikrover]
TVT
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V
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6
Davis Douglas 1973 Art and the future Ahistory London Thames and Hudson
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10129429
04- media devices and installations 15
R
6
Shaw Jeffrey and Peter Weibel 2003Future cinema the cinematic imaginary afterfilm Electronic culture--history theory practiceCambridge Mass MIT Press
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6
Reichardt Jasia 1969 Cyberneticserendipity the computer and the arts NewYork Praeger
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11739156
04- media devices and installations 17
V
6
Pool Ithiel de Sola and Eli M Noam 1990Technologies without boundaries ontelecommunications in a global age CambridgeMass Harvard University Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11042085
04- media devices and installations 18
Q
6
Morgan Michael J 2003 The space betweenour ears how the brain represents visual spaceLondon Weidenfeld amp Nicolson
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11950122
05- image theory 1
Q
6
Alpers Svetlana 1983 The art of describing Dutch art in the seventeenth century Chicago University of Chicago Press
TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11712278
05- image theory 2
Q
6
Schwartz Hillel 1996 The culture of thecopy striking likenesses unreasonablefacsimiles New York Zone Books
TVT
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05- image theory 3
Q
6
Marshack Alexander 1971 The roots ofcivilization the cognitive beginnings of mansfirst art symbol and notation New YorkMcGraw-Hill
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10601677
06- art history and social movements 1
Q
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6
Gimbutas Marija 2007 The goddesses andgods of Old Europe 6500-3500 BC myths andcult images Berkeley University of CaliforniaPress
06- art history and social movements 2
Q
6
Jenkins Ian 1994 The Parthenon friezeAustin University of Texas Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12142688
06- art history and social movements 3
Q
6
Rossi Lino and J M C Toynbee 1971Trajans Column and the Dacian wars (London)Thames and Hudson
HKBU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17517256
06- art history and social movements 5
Q
6
Lavin Marilyn Aronberg 1990 The place ofnarrative mural decoration in Italian churches431-1600 Chicago University of Chicago Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b14979871
06- art history and social movements 6
V
6
Besanc
on Alain 2009 The forbidden imagean intellectual history of iconoclasm Chicago IllUniversity of Chicago Press
06- art history and social movements 7
R
6
Latour Bruno 2002 Iconoclash [beyond the image wars in science religion and art on theoccasion of the exhibition Iconoclash - beyondthe image wars in science religion and art ZKMKarlsruhe 4 May - 4 August 2002] Karlsruhe [ua] ZKM [ua]
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10197670
06- art history and social movements 8
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6
Harrison Charles Paul Wood and JasonGaiger 2000 Art in theory 1648-1815 ananthology of changing ideas Oxford UKBlackwell Publishers
HKU
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Harrison Charles Paul Wood and JasonGaiger 2001 Art in theory 1815-1900 ananthology of changing ideas Oxford UKBlackwell Publishers
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615122010
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6
Harrison Charles and Paul Wood 2003 Artin theory 1900-2000 an anthology of changingideas Malden MA Blackwell Pub
HKBU HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10533217
06- art history and social movements 11
Q
6
Mair Victor H 1988 Painting andperformance Chinese picture recitation and itsIndian genesis Honolulu University of HawaiiPress
HKU HKUST HKBU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10677529
07- events and performances 1
C
6
Jain Jyotindra 1984 Painted myths ofcreation art and ritual of an Indian tribe Lokakala series New Delhi India Lalit KalaAkademi
07- events and performances 2
V
6
Van Ness Edward C and ShitaPrawirohardjo 1980 Javanese Wayang Kulit anintroduction Oxford in Asia paperbacks KualaLumpur Oxford University Press
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10971280
07- events and performances 3
V
6
Broman Sven 1996 Shadows of life = Nangtalung Thai popular shadow theatre BangkokWhite Orchid Press
TVT HKU
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07- events and performances 4
V
6
Simon Rainald and Yuxian Jiang 1997Chinesische Schatten Lampenschattentheateraus Sichuan die Sammlung Eger [anlaszliglichder gleichnamigen Ausstellung im MunchnerStadtmuseum 28 November 1997-5 Juli1998] Munchen Dt Kunstverl
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Kant-Achilles Mally F Seltmann andRudiger Schumacher 1990 Wayang beber daswiederentdeckte Bildrollen-Drama Zentral-JavasStuttgart F Steiner
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Doring Jeff 2000 Gwion gwion secret andsacred pathways of the Ngarinyin aboriginalpeople of Australia = geheime und heilige pfadeder Ngarinyin aborigines in Australien = chemins secrets et sacraes des Ngarinyinaborigaenes dAustralie Koln Konemann
TVT
07- events and performances 7
V
715122010
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6
Watson Christine 2003 Piercing the ground Fremantle WA Fremantle Arts Centre Press
TVT
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6
Brauen Martin 1997 The Mandala sacredcircle in Tibetan Buddhism Boston Shambhala
TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10085132
07- events and performances 9
V
6
Gold Peter 1994 Navajo amp Tibetan sacredwisdom the circle of the spirit Rochester VtInner Traditions
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17416239
07- events and performances 10
Q
6
Goldberg RoseLee 2004 Performance liveart since the 60s London Thames amp Hudson
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11778926
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V
6
Shaw Jeffrey and Tjebbe van Tijen 1988Un Musee Imaginaire de la Revolution [unprojet pour celebrer le bicentenaire de laRevolution Franc
aise] Amsterdam De
Struikrover]
TVT
07- events and performances 12
V
815122010
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6
Gimbutas Marija 2007 The goddesses andgods of Old Europe 6500-3500 BC myths andcult images Berkeley University of CaliforniaPress
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Q
6
Jenkins Ian 1994 The Parthenon friezeAustin University of Texas Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b12142688
06- art history and social movements 3
Q
6
Rossi Lino and J M C Toynbee 1971Trajans Column and the Dacian wars (London)Thames and Hudson
HKBU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17517256
06- art history and social movements 5
Q
6
Lavin Marilyn Aronberg 1990 The place ofnarrative mural decoration in Italian churches431-1600 Chicago University of Chicago Press
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b14979871
06- art history and social movements 6
V
6
Besanc
on Alain 2009 The forbidden imagean intellectual history of iconoclasm Chicago IllUniversity of Chicago Press
06- art history and social movements 7
R
6
Latour Bruno 2002 Iconoclash [beyond the image wars in science religion and art on theoccasion of the exhibition Iconoclash - beyondthe image wars in science religion and art ZKMKarlsruhe 4 May - 4 August 2002] Karlsruhe [ua] ZKM [ua]
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10197670
06- art history and social movements 8
R
6
Harrison Charles Paul Wood and JasonGaiger 2000 Art in theory 1648-1815 ananthology of changing ideas Oxford UKBlackwell Publishers
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10527586
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Harrison Charles Paul Wood and JasonGaiger 2001 Art in theory 1815-1900 ananthology of changing ideas Oxford UKBlackwell Publishers
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615122010
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Harrison Charles and Paul Wood 2003 Artin theory 1900-2000 an anthology of changingideas Malden MA Blackwell Pub
HKBU HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10533217
06- art history and social movements 11
Q
6
Mair Victor H 1988 Painting andperformance Chinese picture recitation and itsIndian genesis Honolulu University of HawaiiPress
HKU HKUST HKBU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10677529
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C
6
Jain Jyotindra 1984 Painted myths ofcreation art and ritual of an Indian tribe Lokakala series New Delhi India Lalit KalaAkademi
07- events and performances 2
V
6
Van Ness Edward C and ShitaPrawirohardjo 1980 Javanese Wayang Kulit anintroduction Oxford in Asia paperbacks KualaLumpur Oxford University Press
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10971280
07- events and performances 3
V
6
Broman Sven 1996 Shadows of life = Nangtalung Thai popular shadow theatre BangkokWhite Orchid Press
TVT HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11444246
07- events and performances 4
V
6
Simon Rainald and Yuxian Jiang 1997Chinesische Schatten Lampenschattentheateraus Sichuan die Sammlung Eger [anlaszliglichder gleichnamigen Ausstellung im MunchnerStadtmuseum 28 November 1997-5 Juli1998] Munchen Dt Kunstverl
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Kant-Achilles Mally F Seltmann andRudiger Schumacher 1990 Wayang beber daswiederentdeckte Bildrollen-Drama Zentral-JavasStuttgart F Steiner
TVT
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V
6
Doring Jeff 2000 Gwion gwion secret andsacred pathways of the Ngarinyin aboriginalpeople of Australia = geheime und heilige pfadeder Ngarinyin aborigines in Australien = chemins secrets et sacraes des Ngarinyinaborigaenes dAustralie Koln Konemann
TVT
07- events and performances 7
V
715122010
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6
Watson Christine 2003 Piercing the ground Fremantle WA Fremantle Arts Centre Press
TVT
07- events and performances 8
Q
6
Brauen Martin 1997 The Mandala sacredcircle in Tibetan Buddhism Boston Shambhala
TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10085132
07- events and performances 9
V
6
Gold Peter 1994 Navajo amp Tibetan sacredwisdom the circle of the spirit Rochester VtInner Traditions
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17416239
07- events and performances 10
Q
6
Goldberg RoseLee 2004 Performance liveart since the 60s London Thames amp Hudson
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11778926
07- events and performances 11
V
6
Shaw Jeffrey and Tjebbe van Tijen 1988Un Musee Imaginaire de la Revolution [unprojet pour celebrer le bicentenaire de laRevolution Franc
aise] Amsterdam De
Struikrover]
TVT
07- events and performances 12
V
815122010
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6
Harrison Charles and Paul Wood 2003 Artin theory 1900-2000 an anthology of changingideas Malden MA Blackwell Pub
HKBU HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10533217
06- art history and social movements 11
Q
6
Mair Victor H 1988 Painting andperformance Chinese picture recitation and itsIndian genesis Honolulu University of HawaiiPress
HKU HKUST HKBU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10677529
07- events and performances 1
C
6
Jain Jyotindra 1984 Painted myths ofcreation art and ritual of an Indian tribe Lokakala series New Delhi India Lalit KalaAkademi
07- events and performances 2
V
6
Van Ness Edward C and ShitaPrawirohardjo 1980 Javanese Wayang Kulit anintroduction Oxford in Asia paperbacks KualaLumpur Oxford University Press
HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10971280
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V
6
Broman Sven 1996 Shadows of life = Nangtalung Thai popular shadow theatre BangkokWhite Orchid Press
TVT HKU
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11444246
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V
6
Simon Rainald and Yuxian Jiang 1997Chinesische Schatten Lampenschattentheateraus Sichuan die Sammlung Eger [anlaszliglichder gleichnamigen Ausstellung im MunchnerStadtmuseum 28 November 1997-5 Juli1998] Munchen Dt Kunstverl
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V
6
Kant-Achilles Mally F Seltmann andRudiger Schumacher 1990 Wayang beber daswiederentdeckte Bildrollen-Drama Zentral-JavasStuttgart F Steiner
TVT
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V
6
Doring Jeff 2000 Gwion gwion secret andsacred pathways of the Ngarinyin aboriginalpeople of Australia = geheime und heilige pfadeder Ngarinyin aborigines in Australien = chemins secrets et sacraes des Ngarinyinaborigaenes dAustralie Koln Konemann
TVT
07- events and performances 7
V
715122010
City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
6
Watson Christine 2003 Piercing the ground Fremantle WA Fremantle Arts Centre Press
TVT
07- events and performances 8
Q
6
Brauen Martin 1997 The Mandala sacredcircle in Tibetan Buddhism Boston Shambhala
TVT
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Gold Peter 1994 Navajo amp Tibetan sacredwisdom the circle of the spirit Rochester VtInner Traditions
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07- events and performances 10
Q
6
Goldberg RoseLee 2004 Performance liveart since the 60s London Thames amp Hudson
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07- events and performances 11
V
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Shaw Jeffrey and Tjebbe van Tijen 1988Un Musee Imaginaire de la Revolution [unprojet pour celebrer le bicentenaire de laRevolution Franc
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TVT
07- events and performances 12
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City University of Hong Kong - Creative Media School Curriculum Tjebbe van Tijen 2011Tasks O = obligatory reading C = chapter of book Q = selection of quuotations from book R = recommended reading V = book with mainly visuals
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Watson Christine 2003 Piercing the ground Fremantle WA Fremantle Arts Centre Press
TVT
07- events and performances 8
Q
6
Brauen Martin 1997 The Mandala sacredcircle in Tibetan Buddhism Boston Shambhala
TVT
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b10085132
07- events and performances 9
V
6
Gold Peter 1994 Navajo amp Tibetan sacredwisdom the circle of the spirit Rochester VtInner Traditions
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b17416239
07- events and performances 10
Q
6
Goldberg RoseLee 2004 Performance liveart since the 60s London Thames amp Hudson
httphkallhkuhkrecord=b11778926
07- events and performances 11
V
6
Shaw Jeffrey and Tjebbe van Tijen 1988Un Musee Imaginaire de la Revolution [unprojet pour celebrer le bicentenaire de laRevolution Franc
aise] Amsterdam De
Struikrover]
TVT
07- events and performances 12
V
815122010