Global Gothic: Gothic Church Buildings in the 20th and 21st Centuries

Barbara Borngasser is an art historian, working on late medieval, modern, and contemporary architecture. She is a founding member of the German Carl Justi Association for Cooperation in Art History with Spain, Portugal, and Latin America. Bruno Klein holds the Chair for Christian Art of Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages at the Technische Universitat Dresden and is a member of the Saxon Academy of Sciences. He has authored numerous publications on the historical and social development of art discourses.

1 Gothic Going Global About this Book Barbara Borngasser and Bruno Klein 2 A New Old Architecture Global Gothic in the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries Bruno Klein 3 Gothic in Europe after the "End" of Neo-Gothic Bruno Klein 4 Tradition in the Age of Progress Notions on Gothic Church Architecture in the United States Bettina Marten 5 Ecclesiastical Gothic in Twentieth- and Twenty-First-Century Canada Bettina Marten 6 Gothic Down Under Barbara Borngasser and Bruno Klein 7 Neo-Gothic in India Autonomy, Fusion, Exuberance Peter Scriver, Amit Srivastava, and Pedro Guedes 8 The Persistence of Neo-Gothic Architecture in Twentieth- and Twenty-First-Century South America Martin M. Checa-Artasu 9 Neo-Gothic Architecture in Mexico from the Porfiriato to the Present Martin M. Checa-Artasu 10 Gotico a brasileira Gothicizing Church Building between Amazonia and Rio Grande do Sul Barbara Borngasser 11 Gothic Architecture in Africa from Colonial to Postcolonial An Attempt Bruno Klein 12 Western, Modern and Postmodern Gothic Churches in Twentieth-Century China: Styles, Identities, and Memories Thomas Coomans 13 Gothic Revival in Japan in the Early Period of the Occidentalizing Experiences between Religious and Civil Architecture Olimpia Niglio 14 Gothic and Event Culture Wedding Chapels Barbara Borngasser