英文摘要 |
This paper is meant to explain that double meaning coming from modernity and colonialism in the representation of women in art in modern Taiwan after 1920s, by that conception “Colonial Modernity” to interpret how artists in that period as well as their aesthetic judgement were influenced by colonial construction what represented women. I also have a discourse in post-war primary period in Taiwan, to explain how relatively positive meaning of “modernity” in woman images by pre-war artists in Taiwan has dramatically transformed into a negative political metaphor to criticize newly produced unbalance power constructing and conflict between different ethical groups by analyzing the work “Market Entrance”(市場口)painted by artist Lee, Shih-Chiaou(李石樵). In brief, I would argue that there is a context between art history and colonial history in modern Taiwan as those two are supposed to influence each other, with analysis to art work representing women in pre-war and post-war period in Taiwan. |