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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Gabriel Orozco"”.

  1. Remotely Mexican: Recent Work by Gabriel Orozco, Carlos Amorales, and Pedro Reyes

    … contemporary artists from Mexico City: Gabriel Orozco, Carlos Amorales, and Pedro Reyes. These three artists established their careers in the 1990s, when, for the first time, Mexican artists shifted from a national plane to a global realm of operation. Through three case studies of …

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  2. Resisting Narrative: Artistic research, narrativity and the constraints of academia

    … and meaning. The case studies include works by Gabriel Orozco, John Cage, João Maria Gusmão and Pedro Paiva and Tacita Dean. While all can be seen to resist narrative, the thesis will also explore how narrative is unavoidable.

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  3. The Global Rules of Art

    … artists from China and Mexico (Yue Minjun and Gabriel Orozco), who have achieved either high economic success or symbolic recognition in the global art field. They are representatives of the first artistic generation in the history of the contemporary visual arts that might be termed global. By …

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  4. From the Edge: the Littoral in Visual and Literary Imaginaries of Mexico

    The word littoral/*litoral* derives from the Latin *litor*, meaning ‘of or pertaining to the shore’ (OED). It entered usage in the mid-seventeenth century and has since accumulated a variety of referents, some cartographically or ecologically specific, others symbolic. The ‘littoral zone’ has most …

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