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Picasso / Marx(Paperback)
And Socialist Realism in France
Liverpool University Press
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23/04/2015
An important dialectical reappraisal of Picasso's art and politics in the light of Marxist theory of his own time and contemporary critical debates.
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Economy(Hardback)
Art, Production and the Subject in the 21st Century
Liverpool University Press
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30/11/2014
The book proposes a novel theorisation of what happened in art after the demise of postmodernism in the 1990s, exploring select instances in art's and theory's shift of emphasis from cultural to eco...
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The Origins of Palestinian Art(Paperback)
Liverpool University Press
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13/11/2013
This book provides the most comprehensive survey of contemporary Palestinian art to date while exploring in depth the relationship between art and nationalism in the context of conflict.
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Phenomenal Difference(Hardback)
A Philosophy of Black British Art
Liverpool University Press
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17/07/2017
Fresh attention on contemporary black British art, exploring itspolitical power through phenomenological attention to art and embodiedexperience, the senses and perception, affectivity and the emoti...
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Avant-garde Art and Criticism in Francoist Spain(Hardback)
Liverpool University Press
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31/12/2016
This book is essential for understanding culture and the vanguard artistic production of the late Franco dictatorship, discussing the intellectual and cultural field as an important battlefield for ...
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Phenomenal Difference(Paperback)
A Philosophy of Black British Art
Liverpool University Press
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17/07/2017
Fresh attention on contemporary black British art, exploring itspolitical power through phenomenological attention to art and embodiedexperience, the senses and perception, affectivity and the emoti...
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