Plan B on his new album, Women in Chinese art, plus art reproduced on household items
Dr Di Wang
Departmental Lecturer in History of Art
Lincoln College
I joined the Department of History of Art as a departmental lecturer in 2021, following the completion of my DPhil as the K. Sullivan Scholar in Chinese Art at Oxford. My first book project, The Bare, Naked, and Nude Bodies in Modern Chinese Visual Culture, explores how the epistemic images of medical and scientific illustrations shaped conceptions of the ‘body’ in the visual arts of twentieth century China. It offers a revisionist history of the nude in China, and the first history of how the body was scientifically assessed and artistically represented in modern Chinese Visual Culture.
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