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‘Outsider Art’ is one of the terms used to refer to work made by self-taught artists in general, and inpatients (or clients, as preferred by...
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July 1865. A single tea clipper, The Mimosa, set sail from Liverpool to the west coast of Argentina carrying with it the hopes of 153 pioneers from Wale...
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In 1992, two native Guatinaui Amerindians toured across museums in the United States. The male and female specimens from this little-known island off th...
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Santiago Roncagliolo was born in Lima, and his family temporarily left Peru for political reasons in 1977. His novel Purdor (2005) was made into a film ...
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MARCELO FIGUERAS, born in Buenos Aires in 1962, is a writer and screenwriter. He currently lives in Barcelona. His novel Kamchatka (Atlantic Books, 2010...
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CARLA GUELFENBEIN was born in Santiago, Chile, and lived in England for 11 years, where she took degrees at the University of Essex and Central St Marti...
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The genealogies of both cinema and ethnography display some curious overlaps with both disciplines often involved in a rac...
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It is not enough to produce culture; modern society requires that the process should be recorded. People have always been ...
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At least ever since Edward Said wrote Orientalism (1978), it has come to be commonly accepted that texts can create knowle...
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A study of cinema in Uruguay cannot be realistically undertaken without considering the country’s geographical and socio-political position, which...
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Seeing, Hearing and the Value of Caribbean Film Festivals If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? This fa...
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Cinema d’auteur originated in the 1950s as a means of artistic cinematic expression that placed the emphasis less on telling an objective dramatic...
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