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MADE IN TAIWAN\u2014Culture Section \uff5c 1996-2003<\/h2>\n
Culture, Intercourse, Tayouan History\u2014Inviting the Immortals I<\/strong><\/div>\n
Baby, You\u2019re Amazing\u2014Inviting the Immortals II<\/strong><\/div>\n
Ceremonies before Rewarding\u2014Inviting the Immortals III<\/strong><\/div>\n
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The \u201cCulture Section\u201d of Yang\u2019s MADE IN TAIWAN<\/em> series represents an important turning point in his work. His sudden conceptual developmen t and dramatic changes in subject matter were the result of enrolling at the National Institute of the Arts (today\u2019s Taipei National University of the Arts), where he assiduously studied for his graduate degree from 1999 to 2002, and his incorporation of new computer imaging techniques. Unlike his \u201cPolitical Section\u201d cr itical of current affairs and his \u201cHistory Section\u201d concerned with distant history, Yang\u2019s \u201cCulture Sec tion\u201d relies on references to p\u0101n-sian<\/em> (\u626e\u4ed9 playing the role of God, a form of Chinese folk opera), pop-culture, comic-book characters, and a blend of w\u00fal\u00edt\u00f3u<\/em> (\u7121\u5398\u982d makes no sense) and e\u2019gao<\/em> (\u60e1\u641e kuso) humor. In this new section, Yang subverts aestheticism and good taste by mixing frivolity, insolence and sexually suggestive imagery to create outlandish and nearly erotic works.<\/div>\n
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