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1. Beijing Field School 2011: Supporting materials
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"Public Culture and Heritage: A Beijing Based Field School" for UO students. A research trip for study of comparative cultural and artistic practices associated with community identity in China. The trip was centered in Beijing with visits to Song Zhuang, Tian'an men Square, and the Forbidden City. Field work in Jianguo and Song Zhuang. "
2. July 2013 Published materials: Doug Blandy
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"Conducted fieldwork in multiple sites in Inner Mongolia. Focus was on traditional / contemporary art and music as well as the Obo Festival. Visits to Hohhot, Inner Mongolia Normal University, the Xarmuren Grasslands, Baotou, Ordos, the Mausoleum of Genghis Khan, Xilinhot, East Ujimqin, and the Bayan Oboo festival. Artists and locals who were visited included Sarin, a traditional Mongolian tailor, and Colmon, a local scholar and Mongolian calligrapher."
3. Beijing Field School 2011: Administrative materials
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"Public Culture and Heritage: A Beijing Based Field School" for UO students. A research trip for study of comparative cultural and artistic practices associated with community identity in China. The trip was centered in Beijing with visits to Song Zhuang, Tian'an men Square, and the Forbidden City. Field work in Jianguo and Song Zhuang. "
4. July 2013 Published materials: Diane Kuthy
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"Conducted fieldwork in multiple sites in Inner Mongolia. Focus was on traditional / contemporary art and music as well as the Obo Festival. Visits to Hohhot, Inner Mongolia Normal University, the Xarmuren Grasslands, Baotou, Ordos, the Mausoleum of Genghis Khan, Xilinhot, East Ujimqin, and the Bayan Oboo festival. Artists and locals who were visited included Sarin, a traditional Mongolian tailor, and Colmon, a local scholar and Mongolian calligrapher."
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