Pia Arke's 'Ethno-Aesthetics' Published in Afterall Issue 44
Afterall Journal has published 'Ethno-Aesthetics', an essay by Greenlandic artist and writer Pia Arke, as part of its Issue 44. The text, dated 4 September 2017, is available only to journal subscribers or for individual purchase via the University of Chicago Press. The essay contributes to discussions on ethno-aesthetics, a concept Arke developed to critique ethnographic representations and colonial art histories. The publication is part of Afterall's ongoing series exploring contemporary art and theory.
Key facts
- Essay titled 'Ethno-Aesthetics' by Pia Arke
- Published in Afterall Journal Issue 44
- Publish date: 4 September 2017
- Full text accessible only to subscribers
- Individual articles available as PDF via University of Chicago Press
- Pia Arke is a Greenlandic artist and writer
- Essay addresses ethno-aesthetics and colonial critique
- Afterall is a contemporary art research and publishing organization
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Artists
- Pia Arke
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- Afterall Journal
- University of Chicago Press
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