Artistic Modernity and Decolonial Twist
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Modernity, decolonial, Latin American artsAbstract
This article aims to revise the canonical conceptions of the Latin American artistic modernityfrom a critical perspective and from the decolonial studies and the activity in the subjectsHistory of Visual Arts III and History of Music III of the Faculty of Fine Arts of the NationalUniversity of La Plata. Both subjects deal local, national and Latin American/South Americanart in comparison with the European movements of modernity and contemporaneity. Thisproject revises some recent historiographic aspects about history and theory of local andLatin American arts. Some cases of artistic productions will also be revised in this article.Downloads
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