Image Studies: History and Visual Culture
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https://doi.org/10.24215/25250914e064Keywords:
Art, Visual Studies, iconic turnAbstract
This article provides an overview of some theoretical approaches that challenge the significance of art history or Eurocentric aesthetics as hegemonic disciplines that contemplate and examine artistic expressions at a global level. To this end, we will mention the outstanding contributions of researchers whose work projects fall within Visual Studies with the aim of establishing key premises on the transdisciplinary and innovative nature of this theoretical aspect and its implications in the analysis of contemporary visual culture.Downloads
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