When harmony and aesthetic composition are combined with biases relating to gender, origin or social class, they unconsciously shape the way we see things.
These images allow us to see that there are other ways of composing, other frames and perspectives that forge a reality that is kinder to others, a shared reality.
Not only has women’s creativity been ignored and appropriated, but centuries of visual education have established a hierarchy in our ways of seeing, accustoming us to associate the vertical, orderly and heroic with the solid, hard, dry and masculine, and the soft, horizontal, fragmented, moist and subaltern with the feminine.
This book advocates the need for visual literacy that teaches us to see ‘beyond’ in order to free ourselves from the hegemonic artistic narrative.
And, as an alternative, it offers us an encounter with artistic practice and an understanding of the creative process that is inclusive, cognitive and physical, sensory and contextualised.
In short, deconstructing violent art in order to reconstruct art as a form of human connection.
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https://hartem.com/en-gb/learn-to-look-mari-n-cao-spanish.html174458Learn to Look. Marián Cao. Spanish<p>Learn to Look: Feminism and Artistic Practices</p>
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<li>When harmony and aesthetic composition are combined with biases relating to gender, origin or social class, they unconsciously shape the way we see things.</li>
<li>These images allow us to see that there are other ways of composing, other frames and perspectives that forge a reality that is kinder to others, a shared reality.</li>
<li>Not only has women’s creativity been ignored and appropriated, but centuries of visual education have established a hierarchy in our ways of seeing, accustoming us to associate the vertical, orderly and heroic with the solid, hard, dry and masculine, and the soft, horizontal, fragmented, moist and subaltern with the feminine.</li>
<li>This book advocates the need for visual literacy that teaches us to see ‘beyond’ in order to free ourselves from the hegemonic artistic narrative.</li>
<li>And, as an alternative, it offers us an encounter with artistic practice and an understanding of the creative process that is inclusive, cognitive and physical, sensory and contextualised. </li>
<li>In short, deconstructing violent art in order to reconstruct art as a form of human connection.</li>
<li>Pages: 368</li>
<li>Binding: softback</li>
<li>Author: Marián Cao</li>
<li>Language: Spanish</li>
<li>Year: 2025</li>
<li>ISBN: 9788437649412</li>
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