ISBN:
9781899846450
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9780262633581
Language:
English
Pages:
224 Seiten
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Illustrationen
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24 cm
Series Statement:
Annotating art's histories
Series Statement:
cross-cultural perspectives in the visual arts
DDC:
709
Keywords:
Art and globalization
;
Culture and globalization
;
Modernism (Art) Cross-cultural studies
;
Aufsatzsammlung
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Aufsatzsammlung
;
Aufsatzsammlung
;
Kunst
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Migrationshintergrund
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Geschichte 1900-2000
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Globalisierung
Abstract:
Unmapped trajectories: early sculpture and architecture of a 'Nigerian' modernity / Ikem Stanley Okoye -- The turn of the primitive: modernism, the stranger and the indigenous artist / Ruth B. Phillips -- Aboriginal modernism in central Australia / Ian McLean -- The artifice of modern(ist) art history / Steven Mansbach -- Diaspora aesthetics: exploring the African diaspora in the works of Aaron Douglas, Jacob Lawrence and Jean-Michel Basquiat / Sieglinde Lemke -- Adrian Piper, 1969-1975: exiled on main street / Kobena Mercer -- Proximity and distance: black British art through the lens of exile / Amna Malik -- Diaspora, trauma and the poetics of remembrance / Jean Fisher
Note:
Includes bibliographical references
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Unmapped trajectories: early sculpture and architecture of a 'Nigerian' modernity
,
Unmapped trajectories: early sculpture and architecture of a 'Nigerian' modernity
,
Aboriginal modernism in central Australia
,
The artifice of modern(ist) art history
,
Diaspora aesthetics: exploring the African diaspora in the works of Aaron Douglas, Jacob Lawrence and Jean-Michel Basquiat
,
Adrian Piper, 1970-1975: exiled on main street
,
Conceptualising 'Black' British art through the lens of exile
,
Diaspora, trauma and the poetics of remembrance
,
The turn of the primitive: modernism, the stranger and the indigenous artist
,
Aboriginal modernism in central Australia
,
The artifice of modern(ist) art history
,
Diaspora aesthetics: exploring the African diaspora in the works of Aaron Douglas, Jacob Lawrence and Jean-Michel Basquiat
,
Adrian Piper, 1970-1975: exiled on main street
,
Conceptualising 'Black' British art through the lens of exile
,
Diaspora, trauma and the poetics of remembrance
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