Annotating Art's Histories : cosmopolitan modernisms Kobena Mercer

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London Iniva; MIT Press 2005Description: 232p 24x18cmISBN:

9781899846412

DDC classification:

306.4'7'0945 dc22

LOC classification:

N72.G55C675 2005

Summary: Co-published by Iniva and The MIT Press, Cosmopolitan Modernisms explores various moments in 20th-century art where the encounter between different cultures has produced something distinctive and revealing about the lived experience of modernity. Distinguished art historians and emerging scholars are brought together in this book by a critical dialogue that pushes beyond separate areas of study to arrive at a more connective approach to the history of art. Essays by: Michael Asbury, David Craven, Ann Eden Gibson, Kobena Mercer, Partha Mitter, Paul Overy, Michael Richardson, Lowery Stokes Sims

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Co-published by Iniva and The MIT Press, Cosmopolitan Modernisms explores various moments in 20th-century art where the encounter between different cultures has produced something distinctive and revealing about the lived experience of modernity. Distinguished art historians and emerging scholars are brought together in this book by a critical dialogue that pushes beyond separate areas of study to arrive at a more connective approach to the history of art. Essays by: Michael Asbury, David Craven, Ann Eden Gibson, Kobena Mercer, Partha Mitter, Paul Overy, Michael Richardson, Lowery Stokes Sims

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