Vol. 22 No. 46 (2023): Cultures, Identities, and Artistic Expressions: Aesthetic and Political Perspectives in Latin America

Published: 2023-11-30

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Editorial

• Presentation of the Dossier: Cultures, Identities, and Artistic Expressions: Aesthetic and Political Perspectives in Latin America

  Ana Daniela de Souza Gillone, Isabella Regina Oliveira Goulart, Gonzalo Aguilar

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Original Article

• Misuses and other feminist gestures. From the “Glorieta de las mujeres que luchan” (Mexico) to the anti-colonial imaginations of Daniela Ortiz (Peru)

  Rían Lozano de la Pola

  30-57

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• Between Photography and Textile Art: other epistemologies in Latin American contemporary art

  Victa de Carvalho

  58-85

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• Experimental photography: concept, poetics and aesthetics of political agency in Latin American art

  Ludimilla Carvalho

  86-114

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• Actresses and female characters of Latin American cinema (1930-1940)

  Ana Daniela De Souza Gillone

  115-152

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• Cinearte and Adhemar Gonzaga: interamerican relations and film industry

  Isabella Regina Oliveira Goulart

  153-173

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• Harassment in La niña santa

  Gonzalo Aguilar

  174-186

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• Visionary fiction and anticoloniality in "What has no space is everywhere", a film by Jota Mombaça

  Fernando do Nascimento Gonçalves

  187-206

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• The streets are ours (and the images, too)

  Paola Cortes Rocca

  207-227

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• Multiple expositions photographic montages in Annemarie Heinrich’s Work

  Julieta Pestarino

  228-243

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Book review

• Latinos in the media: an evolving panorama of American television

  Marcella Lins

  244-254

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• Words and images for a post-humanist philosophy

  Victa Carvalho, Ludimilla Carvalho Wanderlei

  255-263

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