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• Immigrant artists' intercultural identity formation and development process through art making 

  Jelekäinen, Emmi (2015)

  The present study examines how immigrant artists view their intercultural identity formation and development process through art making. The study is based on a theoretical foundation combining the concepts of identity, ...

• Teknologia, (mieli)kuvat, historia : Imperialistinen menneisyys ja nykyisyys elokuvissa ja valokuvataiteessa 

  Mähkä, Rami; Hiltunen, Kaisa (Lähikuva-yhdistys, 2019)

• From reinforced plastics to an art work : Jan-Erik Andersson, Aarne Jämsä and Kari Tykkyläinen: the empirical research of artists' intent and the meaning of the material of the art work 

  Kyllönen, Päivi (2007)

• The Human and Non-human Interconnectedness in Three Chinese Contemporary Artists 

  Yang, Jing (Bononia university press, 2021)

  Today, we live in an era known as the Anthropo cene. The interconnectedness between humans and other living entities and environments is an essential part of the theme of the Anthropocene and a central concern in contemporary ...

• The Collapsing World Landscape : A Conversation with Artist Shang Yang 

  Yang, Jing (University of Jyväskylä; Contact details: Open Science Centre, University of Jyväskylä, email: jyx@jyu.fi, website: https://osc.jyu.fi/en, 2017)

  Taking landscape as the source of his work; Chinese artist Shang Yang’s real interest is to express his concern about the relationship between humans and the environment. Shang Yang has anchored his art to China’s ...