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... This chapter considers work by artists who explore the nexus between urban popular photographic practices and visual constructions of prestige and personhood in the history of art. It analyzes Kehinde Wiley’s paintings and Black Light (2010) photographic series, which foreground issues of black...

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... Chapter 2 continues the arguments put forth in chapter 1. It moves from poetry to novels, film, the visual arts (particularly the posters of the 1970s and 1980s), the cultural struggle against Stalinism, and the Cuban Revolution’s periods of repression and regained expressive freedom...

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..., alternative art shows, and special parties that attracted a crowd of students from the School of Visual Art, among them Keith Haring and Kenny Scharf. The venue’s culture drew heavily on irony and kitsch. As with the Mudd Club, dancing took on a primary position, even though the venue’s roots were in punk...

... for International Visual Arts, it is argued that the cultural history of London’s art world has always provided a space of vernacular cosmopolitanism, hosting the Caribbean Artists Movement of the 1960s, for instance, which calls for archival research that takes into account the multiple modernisms that have...

..., photography, and conceptual art. In so doing, Nixon draws a link between the psychoanalytic and the visual frame. By focusing on the couch, Nixon offers a reconsideration of the notion of transference for both psychoanalytic theory and aesthetics. psychoanalysis conceptual art transference Sigmund...