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Christopher Cozier ( Trinidad ) “ Some Questions about contemporary histories . ... of the developing modernism in Trinidadian art , the author looks at artists since the early 1980s as they began to question these traditions .
Christopher Cozier ( Trinidad ) “ Some Questions about contemporary histories . ... of the developing modernism in Trinidadian art , the author looks at artists since the early 1980s as they began to question these traditions .
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This paper will address some basic questions facing Caribbean art criticism such as : What is Caribbean art ? What are its aesthetic values ? Is Caribbean art a phenomenon in its own right ? What is the role and purpose of Caribbean art ...
This paper will address some basic questions facing Caribbean art criticism such as : What is Caribbean art ? What are its aesthetic values ? Is Caribbean art a phenomenon in its own right ? What is the role and purpose of Caribbean art ...
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Her work questions the idea of " spaces we all occupy " and suggests that , if there are such spaces , they are to be found not in the exterior world but in the psyche . The sharing of space here appears to be bound not by geography but ...
Her work questions the idea of " spaces we all occupy " and suggests that , if there are such spaces , they are to be found not in the exterior world but in the psyche . The sharing of space here appears to be bound not by geography but ...
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