Is There Room for The Visual?
Narrative Technologies in Art History
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https://doi.org/10.24215/25250914e063Keywords:
Art history, critic, narrative, image, bookAbstract
Art history has reviewed and redefined its object of study thanks to the criticisms developed from different theoretical frameworks and militancies, which pointed out the exclusions of the canonical narrative. Although the challenge of critical art histories at the conceptual level is clear, the need to invent narrative technologies that include new materialities and modes of operation of visualities is not always evident. This article reviews some operations on and with images in books that narrate art histories.Downloads
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