This site contains images and excerpts the use of which have not been pre-authorized. This material is made available for the purpose of analysis and critique, as well as to advance the understanding of political, media and cultural issues. The ‘fair use’ of such material is provided for under U.S. Copyright Law. In accordance with U.S. Code Title 17, Section 107, material on this site (along with credit links and attributions to original sources) is viewable for educational and intellectual purposes. If you are interested in using any copyrighted material from this site for any reason that goes beyond ‘fair use,’ you must first obtain permission from the copyright owner.
Bag’s Take-Away:
Just cute wire shot of Chinese couple posing inside public art project making the rounds on Valentine’s Day? Or, juxtaposed with graffiti (the most familiar form of public non-conformity), a commentary on Chinese government’s ideal for a citizenry straight out of the “cookie cutter”?
via: Charlotte Observer
(photo: Feng Li/Getty Images caption: A Chinese couple take pictures in an interactive installation art work named ‘You and Me’ on Valentine’s Day at 798 Art Zone on February 14, 2012 in Beijing, China. Valentine’s Day has become one of the most popular Western festivals celebrated in China.
Visit BagNewsNotes: Today’s Media Images Analyzed ————— Topping LIFE.com’s 2011 Best Photo Blogs — follow us on Twitter and Facebook.
-
inkedinstars reblogged this from bagnewsnotes
-
bagnewsnotes posted this
