Eye of the Beholder: Reception, Audience, and Practice of Modern Asian Art: 15

This scholarly volume from University of Hawaiʻi Press unpacks how modern Asian art has been received, interpreted, and experienced across different cultural contexts. From gallery spaces to critical discourse, it examines the shifting lenses through which we view and value Asian artistic practice. Thoughtfully edited with contributions from leading voices in the field, it's essential reading for art historians, curators, students of Asian studies, and anyone curious about the politics of perception in the art world.