Name: Sandra Monterroso: The Healing Aesthetics: Essays and Interviews (en Inglés)
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Author: Monterroso Sandra,Alonso Idurre,Augusta Laura
ISBN: 9786079939786

portada Sandra Monterroso: The Healing Aesthetics: Essays and Interviews (en Inglés)

Sandra Monterroso: The Healing Aesthetics: Essays and Interviews (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

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Autor

Monterroso Sandra,Alonso Idurre,Augusta Laura

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

360

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9786079939786

Editado en

México

Sandra Monterroso: The Healing Aesthetics: Essays and Interviews (en Inglés)

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Centered around the practice of Guatemalan/Mayan Q'eqchi' artist Sandra Monterroso, this reader offers a considered approach to the power of healing through artThrough public performances, videos or installations using traditional dyeing and weaving techniques, Guatemalan artist Sandra Monterroso (born 1974) delves into her Mayan Q'eqchi' ancestry to heal the spiritual and physical wounds inflicted by colonial violence. She also asks the broader question: how can artistic practice pave the way for healing?This bilingual collection of essays and interviews from Monterroso, as well as a host of curators, activists and scholars across the Americas, unravels the core themes of her work including ancestral knowledge, Indigenous identities and feminisms, as well as the relationship between materiality and memory. At the same time, they point to the strategies Monterroso employs to forge connections through a self-reflective lens on her own history--keeping her past alive and, in doing so, mobilizing the present.