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Hamlet Goes to Anyuan1 comment

amyjaneb wrote 1 year ago: It may be because I’m mired in CultRev art, but I can’t help but see a marked similarity … more →

Tags: Images, mao, Material culture/art & design

Making a mockery of Mao5 comments

amyjaneb wrote 1 year ago: According to the BBC, the French car marker, Citroen, has apologised for an advertisement featuring … more →

Tags: China, cultural revolution, humour, mao, Popular Culture

More ethical concerns about Mao kitsch

amyjaneb wrote 1 year ago: Leading on from yesterday’s post, and also featuring a link which has sat overlooked on my des … more →

Tags: Material culture/art & design, Communist kitsch, Propaganda, cultural revolution, China, humour, Popular Culture, Links, Exhibitions

LolMao...that made me smile!

amyjaneb wrote 1 year ago: I found thisages ago, and it’s been sitting on my desktop waiting for me to do something with … more →

Tags: Material culture/art & design, Communist kitsch, cultural revolution, China, humour

I am still here...really

amyjaneb wrote 2 years ago: I’m writing a couple of book reviews at the moment. They’re sapping ALL my creative stre … more →

Tags: Material culture/art & design, Communist kitsch, Propaganda, cultural revolution, Images

More Mao kitsch1 comment

amyjaneb wrote 2 years ago: …this time available from Good Orient.  Isn’t the featured messenger bag, the one that g … more →

Tags: mao, Material culture/art & design, Communist kitsch, cultural revolution, Popular Culture

The aesthetics of totalitarianism (or what not to say when being interviewed by a German magazine)3 comments

amyjaneb wrote 2 years ago: Bryan Ferry got into hot water this week (as reported by the BBC) for describing the visual iconogra … more →

Tags: Communist kitsch, film, Material culture/art & design, Nazism, Propaganda, Quotes

Revolution is Not a Garden Party

amyjaneb wrote 2 years ago: I’ve been bad.  Rather than finishing the books I’ve already got on the go, I’ve d … more →

Tags: My Research, Music, Eastern Europe, Images, Popular Culture, Exhibitions

Red Guard for the 'Nuts' generation

amyjaneb wrote 2 years ago: From the Honolulu Star Bulletin: “The revolution is not a dinner party,” said Mao Tse-tu … more →

Tags: Material culture/art & design, Communist kitsch

Round up

amyjaneb wrote 2 years ago: A quick round up of interesting things caught floating about in the blogosphere recently. Exhibition … more →

Tags: Quotes, mao, Material culture/art & design, Communist kitsch, weblinks, cultural revolution, China, humour

Cafe Mao

amyjaneb wrote 2 years ago: What goes through the mind of someone who names their chain of ‘funky’ and ‘minima … more →

Tags: My Research, mao, publications, China, Images, USSR, Stalin, Popular Culture

Mao badges

amyjaneb wrote 2 years ago: Continuing the theme of my last post, I came across this online collection of Mao badges.  In his bl … more →

Tags: My Research, mao, Material culture/art & design, Communist kitsch, weblinks, Propaganda, cultural revolution, publications, China

CultRev Retro Chic1 comment

amyjaneb wrote 2 years ago: I’ve recently come across just a couple of examples (of many, I’m sure) of websites (her … more →

Tags: China, Communist kitsch, cultural revolution, mao, Material culture/art & design, Popular Culture, weblinks

The reinvention of relics of communism11 comments

amyjaneb wrote 2 years ago: Here’s a post about a bizarre relic of the GDR.  Can it really be true?  How can an entire pop … more →

Tags: Material culture/art & design, Communist kitsch, China, Eastern Europe

Revolutionary trance music2 comments

amyjaneb wrote 2 years ago: This is quite bizarre.  Found it via Free Albums Galore while ‘tag surfing’ China. Osten … more →

Tags: Material culture/art & design, Music, Communist kitsch, weblinks, China

Mao, Mao, Mao and yet more Mao

amyjaneb wrote 2 years ago: Grow a brain has a nice little collection of miscellaneous Mao-related links, including more stuff f … more →

Tags: mao, Material culture/art & design, Communist kitsch, weblinks, Propaganda, cultural revolution, China, humour, Popular Culture


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