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On Wanting Images and Shared Responsibilities. Belkis Ramírez’s “De la Misma Madera”

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Resumo:This article will borrow W.J.T. Mitchell ́s iconological analysis in order to examine the work of Dominican artist Belkis Ramírez, whose installations show an interest in challenging the role of the spectator and in propelling her/him to act critically. I will focus here on the installation “De la misma madera”, an artwork awarded the first prize in the 1994 edition of the Dominican Biennial of that year and one of the most recognized installations of contemporary Dominican art. I argue that installations such as De la misma madera exemplify the interest of contemporary Caribbean artists in troubling the position of the spectator as well as in generating a pedagogy of images that can be approached only through experience. By those means, Ramírez challenges a direct adscription of her work to the task of illustrating any specific issue. In this article I explore how this ambivalence generates a concern on expressive freedom and emotive emancipation that transcends passive contemplation and representation.
Autores principais:Garrido Castellano, Carlos
Assunto:Agency Caribbean Ramírez, Belkis, 1957-
Ano:2015
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:periódico
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade de Lisboa
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Repositório da Universidade de Lisboa
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spellingShingle On Wanting Images and Shared Responsibilities. Belkis Ramírez’s “De la Misma Madera”
Garrido Castellano, Carlos
Agency
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Ramírez, Belkis, 1957-
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Ramírez, Belkis, 1957-
title On Wanting Images and Shared Responsibilities. Belkis Ramírez’s “De la Misma Madera”
title_full On Wanting Images and Shared Responsibilities. Belkis Ramírez’s “De la Misma Madera”
title_fullStr On Wanting Images and Shared Responsibilities. Belkis Ramírez’s “De la Misma Madera”
title_full_unstemmed On Wanting Images and Shared Responsibilities. Belkis Ramírez’s “De la Misma Madera”
title_short On Wanting Images and Shared Responsibilities. Belkis Ramírez’s “De la Misma Madera”
title_sort On Wanting Images and Shared Responsibilities. Belkis Ramírez’s “De la Misma Madera”
topic Agency
Caribbean
Ramírez, Belkis, 1957-
topic_facet Agency
Caribbean
Ramírez, Belkis, 1957-
url http://hdl.handle.net/10451/34666
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