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The controversies of the eighties may seem like a somewhat quaint and unfortunate episode in the history of Jamaican art criticism but they are in fact still surprisingly relevant to the present day , even though some of the ...
The controversies of the eighties may seem like a somewhat quaint and unfortunate episode in the history of Jamaican art criticism but they are in fact still surprisingly relevant to the present day , even though some of the ...
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Another problem that concerns me is the dogmatism that informs so much of what is still today written about Jamaican art . One fundamental problem in the writings of Andrew Hope is that he has approached Jamaican art from a pre ...
Another problem that concerns me is the dogmatism that informs so much of what is still today written about Jamaican art . One fundamental problem in the writings of Andrew Hope is that he has approached Jamaican art from a pre ...
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Whose Jamaican art ? Whose Caribbean art ? BY ANNIE PAUL I As a coffee table book Modern Jamaican Art is quite successful . The layout and design are pleasing and the colour reproductions of artwork in it are of a high quality .
Whose Jamaican art ? Whose Caribbean art ? BY ANNIE PAUL I As a coffee table book Modern Jamaican Art is quite successful . The layout and design are pleasing and the colour reproductions of artwork in it are of a high quality .
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