2005
DOI: 10.4324/9780203992777
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Generations and Geographies in the Visual Arts: Feminist Readings

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“…Rose, 2001), art history (e.g. Pollock, 1996), visual studies (e.g. Pink, 2001), and philosophy (Barthes, 1981;Derrida, 1987), some problems in the interpretation of visual material provided by young people could have been anticipated.…”
Section: Hearing Picturesmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Rose, 2001), art history (e.g. Pollock, 1996), visual studies (e.g. Pink, 2001), and philosophy (Barthes, 1981;Derrida, 1987), some problems in the interpretation of visual material provided by young people could have been anticipated.…”
Section: Hearing Picturesmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…y, si bien la historia del arte nos habla de las técnicas, los estilos o los artistas, rara vez se detiene en analizar las características de la presencia de la mujer: los significados, las concepciones implícitas o los estereotipos que se transmiten. Existen algunas aportaciones sobre el tratamiento del cuerpo de la mujer en las artes (Ecker, 1986;Pollock, 1996) que muestran y caracterizan a la mujer en la pintura a través de distintas épocas. Sirva como ejemplo el estudio de Chicago y Lucie-Smith (1999) en el que muestran, a lo largo de 200 ilustraciones, las características de la representación femenina y en el que concluyen que la presencia de la mujer es mínima, sesgada y que habitualmente sigue la estela del dominio masculino y patriarcal en el arte (Strong, 2002).…”
Section: El Deporte En La Pintura: ¿Imágenes De Mujeres?unclassified
“…(Pollock, 1996, p. xix) For Griselda Pollock (1996), in a contemporary world where 'technologies and information systems are all too much part of the multinational conglomerated cultures that threaten to erase ideas of singular responsibility and relational identities' (p. xiii), art 'acquires a particular significance' (p. xviii). Art and artistic practices become 'a form of witness, a testimony of survival, a promise of imaginative projection as well as the commitment to honest appraisal, to stories that must be told ' (p. xviii).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%