Ana Mendieta : A Retrospective

John Perreault · Petra Barreras Del Rio · Julie Ewington

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Art, Politics, and Modernism Arts and Performance Studies Contemporary art, education, critique

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The earthworks, sculptures and performances of Mendieta were the expression of her sense of identity in relation to the world, nature and others. Many of the artist's ephemeral body/landscape works (silueta) were spiritual, as well as feminist or political gestures. Posthumous documentation of her life production includes two historic/analytic essays, photographs and a significant five-page bibliography.

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