Hong Kal is Associate Professor of Art History of the Visual Arts Department at York University.

• Introduction Part I: Modernity, Colonial Expositions and the City Chapter 1: Nationalism and the Politics of Visual Comparison: The 1915 Korean Industrial Exposition Chapter 2: Modeling the West, Returning to Asia: The 1929 Korean Exposition Chapter 3: Seoul in Motion: Urban Form and Political Consciousness Part II: Korean Nationalism and Postcolonial Exhibitions Chapter 4: The Temple of Ethnic Nationalism: War Memorial Museums in Korea and Japan Chapter 5: Ancestors, the Avant-garde and the Making of "Culture" in Postcolonial Korea Chapter 6: Flowing Back to the Future: the Cheonggye Stream Restoration

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Hong Kal is Associate Professor of Art History of the Visual Arts Department at York University.

• Introduction Part I: Modernity, Colonial Expositions and the City Chapter 1: Nationalism and the Politics of Visual Comparison: The 1915 Korean Industrial Exposition Chapter 2: Modeling the West, Returning to Asia: The 1929 Korean Exposition Chapter 3: Seoul in Motion: Urban Form and Political Consciousness Part II: Korean Nationalism and Postcolonial Exhibitions Chapter 4: The Temple of Ethnic Nationalism: War Memorial Museums in Korea and Japan Chapter 5: Ancestors, the Avant-garde and the Making of "Culture" in Postcolonial Korea Chapter 6: Flowing Back to the Future: the Cheonggye Stream Restoration

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Hong Kal is Associate Professor of Art History of the Visual Arts Department at York University.

• Introduction Part I: Modernity, Colonial Expositions and the City Chapter 1: Nationalism and the Politics of Visual Comparison: The 1915 Korean Industrial Exposition Chapter 2: Modeling the West, Returning to Asia: The 1929 Korean Exposition Chapter 3: Seoul in Motion: Urban Form and Political Consciousness Part II: Korean Nationalism and Postcolonial Exhibitions Chapter 4: The Temple of Ethnic Nationalism: War Memorial Museums in Korea and Japan Chapter 5: Ancestors, the Avant-garde and the Making of "Culture" in Postcolonial Korea Chapter 6: Flowing Back to the Future: the Cheonggye Stream Restoration

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