Art and Human Rights

Focusing on contemporary Asian art, the book explores its role in society and its relationship with human rights discourse. It examines a pivotal moment in art history when Asian art gained global recognition in the late twentieth century, offering insights for artists, art historians, and scholars of international relations and cultural history. The text delves into the enduring interest in how art interacts with societal issues, making it a significant contribution to the understanding of art's impact on culture and human rights.