The body returns to the realm of art, not as a simple motif, but as a place for questioning and critical reflection. This turn is typical in contemporary art, although modernism previously produced transformations in understandings of the body that today serve as the foundation for the great issues surrounding corporality. In this exhibition, we take up three of these matters.
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$7 – $10
The museum collection includes Japanese Paintings and Drawings, more than 800 examples of Japanese, Chinese, and “Orientalist” Graphic Art, including …
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$7 – $10
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$7 – $10
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