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Visual arts

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Outsider Art, psychiatry and the museum

Outsider Art, psyc…

‘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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Brief Encounters in Argentina and Patagonia – a Welsh Odyssey

Brief Encounters i…

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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Bodies on borders: activism and Latin American performance art

Bodies on borders:…

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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Literature

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Santiago Roncagliolo

Santiago Roncaglio…

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

Marcelo Figueras

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

Carla Guelfenbein

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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Culture

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Open-ended Realities

Open-ended Realiti…

The genealogies of both cinema and ethnography display some curious overlaps with both disciplines often involved in a rac...

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Cultural Heritage: the Makers and Writers of Tradition

Cultural Heritage:…

It is not enough to produce culture; modern society requires that the process should be recorded. People have always been ...

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Tupi or not to be

Tupi or not to be

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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Cinema

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Uruguayan Cinema in a nutshell

Uruguayan Cinema i…

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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A Tree and a Caribbean Story

A Tree and a Carib…

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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ZONA SUR and cinema d’auteur in Bolivia

ZONA SUR and cinem…

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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