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https://artnation.vn/en/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/05.webp20001333Pamela N. Corey is a prolific scholar of modern and contemporary art in Southeast Asia within the broader context of transnational Asia and the globe. In conversation with Art Nation, she discussed how text and images could be perceived as signs, opening new ways to understand art discourses, archives and cultural specifications of Vietnam.