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British black art : debates on Western art history

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Format : Broché
Nb de pages : 127 pages
Poids : 292 g
Dimensions : 17cm X 22cm
ISBN : 978-2-914563-76-5
EAN : 9782914563765

British black art

debates on Western art history


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Broché 127 pages
translated from French by Charles La Via
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Quatrième de couverture

The artworks associated with British Black Art, created by major artists including Rasheed Araeen, Sonia Boyce, Chila Kumari Burman, Eddie Chambers, Lubaina Himid and Keith Piper, are linked to migratory European cultural history, and concern matters of race, class, gender and sexuality.

These works were long marginalized or excluded from Canonical Art History because of the biographical or sociological approaches used to study the artists.

This study offers new narratives of emblematic works of British Black Art, analysing their critical force within Western Art History, and how it stems from the relations they weave between the tools of cultural studies, British Black feminism, and cultural politics and the specific tools of artistic creation.

Biographie

Sophie Orlando is an art historian, researcher for « Black Artists and Modernism » (AHRC funded project based at UAL / Middlesex University, London) and associate professor of theory and contemporary art history at the National Art School, Villa Arson, in Nice. She is also curator of the Sonia Boyce's exhibition at the Villa Arson, Paper Tiger Whisky Soap Theatre : Dada Nice (31 Jan - 30 April, 2016).

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