Dimensions of the Americas : art and social change in Latin America and the United States / Shifra M. Goldman

By: Goldman, Shifra M Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Chicago : The University of Chicago Press, 1994. Description: 494 páginas : 24 cmContent type: textual Media type: No mediado Carrier type: VolumenISBN: 226301249Subject(s): Arte moderno -- América -- Ensayos, conferencias, etc | Arte y sociedad -- América -- Ensayos, conferencias, etc | Arte latinoamericano -- Siglo XX -- Ensayos, conferencias, etcDDC classification: 701.03 G61d 1994

Contents:

Siqueiros and Three Early Murals in Los Angeles. -- Mexican Muralism: Its Influence in Latin America and the United States. -- Resistance and Identity: Street Murals of Occupied Aztlan. -- Elite Artists and Popular Audiences: The Mexican Front of Cultural Workers. -- Painters into Poster Makers: A Conversation with Two Cuban Artists. -- Master Prints from Puerto Rico: Linoleum and Woodcuts by Three Generations of Artists. -- A Public Voice: Fifteen Years of Chicano Posters. -- Six Women Artists of Mexico. -- "Portraying Ourselves": Contemporary Chicana Artists. -- Mujeres de California: Latin American Women Artists. -- Ana Mendieta: A Return to Natal Earth. -- Isabel Ruiz: The Mythopoetics of Anguish. -- Art and Politics in the 1980s. -- Dissidence and Resistance: Art in Chile under the Dictatorship. -- Rewriting the History of Mexican Art: The Politics and Economics of Contemporary Culture. -- Mexican and Chicano Workers in the Visual Arts. -- La casa de cambio / The Money Exchange . -- Looking a Gift Horse in the Mouth. -- Metropolitan Splendors. -- Three Thousand Years of Mexican Art. -- Latin American Visions and Revisions. -- The Booming (Spirit) of Latin America. -- Un punto en comun / Common Ground: Juan Edgar Aparicio and Lisa Kokin. -- Clima Natal: World of Fantasy, Dream of Reality. -- Social Illuminations: The Art of Guillermo Bert. -- How Latin American Artists in the U.S. View Art, Politics, and Ethnicity in a Supposedly Multicultural World. -- Response: Another Opinion on the State of Chicano Art. -- Inside/Outside Mainstream. -- The Iconography of Chicano Self-Determination: Race, Ethnicity, and Class. -- Homogenizing Hispanic Art. -- Under the Sign of the pava: Puerto Rican Art and Populism in International Context. -- Living on the Fifth Floor of the Four-Floor Country. -- The Manifested Destinies of Chicano, Puerto Rican, and Cuban Artists in the United States.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Libro	ArtNexus General	701.03 G61d 1994 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Ej.1	Available		8519

Siqueiros and Three Early Murals in Los Angeles. -- Mexican Muralism: Its Influence in Latin America and the United States. -- Resistance and Identity: Street Murals of Occupied Aztlan. -- Elite Artists and Popular Audiences: The Mexican Front of Cultural Workers. -- Painters into Poster Makers: A Conversation with Two Cuban Artists. -- Master Prints from Puerto Rico: Linoleum and Woodcuts by Three Generations of Artists. -- A Public Voice: Fifteen Years of Chicano Posters. -- Six Women Artists of Mexico. -- "Portraying Ourselves": Contemporary Chicana Artists. -- Mujeres de California: Latin American Women Artists. -- Ana Mendieta: A Return to Natal Earth. -- Isabel Ruiz: The Mythopoetics of Anguish. -- Art and Politics in the 1980s. -- Dissidence and Resistance: Art in Chile under the Dictatorship. -- Rewriting the History of Mexican Art: The Politics and Economics of Contemporary Culture. -- Mexican and Chicano Workers in the Visual Arts. -- La casa de cambio / The Money Exchange
. -- Looking a Gift Horse in the Mouth. -- Metropolitan Splendors. -- Three Thousand Years of Mexican Art. -- Latin American Visions and Revisions. -- The Booming (Spirit) of Latin America. -- Un punto en comun / Common Ground: Juan Edgar Aparicio and Lisa Kokin. -- Clima Natal: World of Fantasy, Dream of Reality. -- Social Illuminations: The Art of Guillermo Bert. -- How Latin American Artists in the U.S. View Art, Politics, and Ethnicity in a Supposedly Multicultural World. -- Response: Another Opinion on the State of Chicano Art. -- Inside/Outside Mainstream. -- The Iconography of Chicano Self-Determination: Race, Ethnicity, and Class. -- Homogenizing Hispanic Art. -- Under the Sign of the pava: Puerto Rican Art and Populism in International Context. -- Living on the Fifth Floor of the Four-Floor Country. -- The Manifested Destinies of Chicano, Puerto Rican, and Cuban Artists in the United States.

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