Art after Empire
From Colonialism to Globalisation
Edited by Warren Carter
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Book Information
- Format: Paperback
- ISBN: 978-1-5261-2296-4
- Pages: 200
- Publisher: Manchester University Press
- Price: £19.99
- Published Date: February 2018
- BIC Category: History of art, Globalization, The arts / History of art / art & design styles, Colonialism & imperialism, ART / History / Renaissance, ART / History / General, Society & social sciences / Globalization, Humanities / Colonialism & imperialism, ART / Criticism & Theory, Art History
- Series: Art and its Global Histories
Description
Ranging from early twentieth century modernist appropriations of non-western art through to the ways in which Mexican muralists in the 1930s negotiated European avant-gardist strategies, and then up to contemporary installation and lens-based practices during the current period of globalisation, this book seeks to understand selected moments in the art of the last one hundred years through the prism of postcolonialism.
Contents
Introduction - Warren Carter
1 Modernism and its margins - Paul Wood
2 Mexican muralism reconsidered - Warren Carter
3 Artists, institutions and the 'global contemporary' - Gill Perry
4 Art, movement and migration since 1970 - Amy Charlesworth
Conclusion - Warren Carter
Index
Editor
Warren Carter is Lecturer and Staff Tutor in Art History at The Open University
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