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While from the beginning of the 20th century, art in China had the mission of supporting the young and fragile Chinese Republic, and to be as close as possible to its people, Chinese artists who left to study abroad were confronted with Western Modern art, which claimed its autonomy: two irreconcilable conceptions of art. In this article, I shall study how today’s Chinese art critics highlight this encounter with Western culture and analyse the various writings of the time, through the evolution of the lexicon used from the May Fourth (1919) movement to the globalised era. Resume Alors que l’art en Chine, des le debut du XXe siecle, a pour mission de soutenir la jeune et fragile republique chinoise et d’etre au plus pres du peuple, les artistes chinois partis etudier a l’etranger sont confrontes a l’art moderne occidental, qui revendique son autonomie : deux conceptions de l’art inconciliables. Cet article presente la maniere dont les critiques d’art chinois aujourd’hui caracterisent cette rencontre avec la culture occidentale et la maniere dont ils analysent les differents ecrits de l’epoque, a travers l’evolution du lexique employe, depuis le mouvement du Quatre mai (1919) jusqu’a l’ere de la mondialisation.
而从20世纪初开始,中国的艺术就肩负着支持年轻而脆弱的中华民国的使命,并尽可能地接近人民,而出国留学的中国艺术家则面临着要求自主的西方现代艺术,这是两种不可调和的艺术观念。在这篇文章中,我将研究今天的中国艺术评论家如何强调与西方文化的相遇,并通过从五四(1919)运动到全球化时代使用的词汇的演变,分析当时的各种著作。《中国的艺术》,《16世纪的首次亮相》,《年轻一代的使命》,《脆弱的中国共和国》,《艺术与人民的关系》,《艺术家与人民的关系》,《艺术家与人民的关系》,《陌生人与现代西方的艺术的对抗》,《自治与自由》:《不可调和的艺术》的两种概念。Cet(中央东部东京)的文章现在洛杉矶用不莱斯批评艺术品厨房用漏勺今天caracterisent这个邂逅用洛杉矶文化occidentale et la方式不ils analysent不同ecrits德伯爵,一个特拉弗斯以杜lexique雇工,从所属du四点梅(1919)一直到l 'ere de la mondialisation。
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