In interwar Germany, affected by deep social and economic crises, a group of Dadaist artists developed photomontage as the only political weapon to unite art and life in a world saturated with images. This article analyses the photographic collages of one of its members Hannah Höch; her work forms not only a visual record of the problems that beset her country, but also highlights the political implications harboured within the construction of an imagery of the Other (in its dual role of gender and race). In this context, we regard Höch’s work as a response to a political landscape, marked by the integration of women into the labour market and colonial imperialism; and through doing so, Hoch`s work anticipates the ideas of artists from the ...
In this work, taking as baseline the thought of Aimé Césaire and Franz Fanon —ke...
This article proposes to approach the field of art as a possible space for social transformation. Fo...
The present issue of Art and Identity Policies is conceived as a continuity of volume 17, dedicated ...
En la Alemania de entreguerras afectada por una profunda crisis económica y social, un grupo de arti...
El objetivo de este artículo es, tras un análisis de la estética feminista de las Guerrilla Girls co...
Based on the Benjaminian postmodern notion that takes notice of the eternal recurrence of a Baroque ...
This paper raises the need to review hegemonic interpretations of questions that arise in times of p...
In this article we review the work of a series of creative women who have investigated during the t...
There has been a paradigm shift in terms of the artist as creator, and now almost a political activi...
This article aims to analyse the role of women as the objects and subjects of desire in Western cult...
Franquism broght women back home by antifeminist and pro-birth legislation and the weight given to t...
The contribution analyses subversive strategies in the art of women photography of the 20th century ...
From a critical position regarding the importance that the visual assumes both in the political publ...
This article approaches art from its political stance as an agency in the face of gender stereotypes...
This article deals with the peculiar work of a current woman, from a traditional painting technique,...
In this work, taking as baseline the thought of Aimé Césaire and Franz Fanon —ke...
This article proposes to approach the field of art as a possible space for social transformation. Fo...
The present issue of Art and Identity Policies is conceived as a continuity of volume 17, dedicated ...
En la Alemania de entreguerras afectada por una profunda crisis económica y social, un grupo de arti...
El objetivo de este artículo es, tras un análisis de la estética feminista de las Guerrilla Girls co...
Based on the Benjaminian postmodern notion that takes notice of the eternal recurrence of a Baroque ...
This paper raises the need to review hegemonic interpretations of questions that arise in times of p...
In this article we review the work of a series of creative women who have investigated during the t...
There has been a paradigm shift in terms of the artist as creator, and now almost a political activi...
This article aims to analyse the role of women as the objects and subjects of desire in Western cult...
Franquism broght women back home by antifeminist and pro-birth legislation and the weight given to t...
The contribution analyses subversive strategies in the art of women photography of the 20th century ...
From a critical position regarding the importance that the visual assumes both in the political publ...
This article approaches art from its political stance as an agency in the face of gender stereotypes...
This article deals with the peculiar work of a current woman, from a traditional painting technique,...
In this work, taking as baseline the thought of Aimé Césaire and Franz Fanon —ke...
This article proposes to approach the field of art as a possible space for social transformation. Fo...
The present issue of Art and Identity Policies is conceived as a continuity of volume 17, dedicated ...